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Illinois primary: For Mitt Romney, delegates less important than 'winning'

The Illinois primary Tuesday is an opportunity for Mitt Romney to extend his delegate lead on Rick Santorum. But a big win in the popular vote might be more important.

Why Illinois primary could finally give Mitt Romney momentum

Stocks rise on Apple dividend

Opinion How student-built solar homes can help solve US housing and energy crisis

High gas prices: How big a problem for Obama?

Mitch Daniels State of the Union rebuttal makes GOP wonder: 'What if?'

The verdict on Rick Perry: He just wasn't ready, analysts say

Will Earth no longer define time? Leap second could be abolished.

Is Newt Gingrich the GOP candidate Obama prefers to face?

Newt Gingrich: Does he have a path to the GOP nomination?

ALMA telescope poised to peer into hidden corners of the cosmos

The Monitor's View Listen to the kids of Brad and Angelina

The campaign contribution scramble: Will Mitt Romney keep GOP lead?

Texas's record as death penalty capital: a help for Rick Perry?

Did TSA airport screeners violate free speech rights of bare-chested student?

Abortion opponents have a new voice

Write stuff: The workshop that shapes American literature

Election 101: Nine facts about Mitt Romney and his White House bid

Mitt Romney makes a fundraising splash. How much does that matter?

9/11 families to Obama: 'Thank you for doing what you promised'

Obama visit to ground zero: Can he balance celebration with somberness?

150 years later, Civil War still a delicate subject for schools

Michele Bachmann puts up presidential-size fundraising numbers

Tim Pawlenty to form an exploratory committee: Will being the first help?

March 20, 2011 Photos of the Day