CBS news
1. "Once tiniest premature babies grow up healthy"
The world's two tiniest babies are now living normal lives. Madeline Mann, born at only 9.9 ounces and 27 weeks into gestation, is now studying psychology at an honors college. Rumaisa Rhaman, born at an extremely tiny 9.2 ounces (the current world record) and 26 weeks old, is in the first grade now. Both these births were the result of preclampsia, which causes dangerously high blood pressure in women and often forces doctors to remove the babies early via cesarean section.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504763_162-57341249-10391704/once-tiniest-premature-babies-beat-odds-grow-up-healthy/
2. "Russian billionaire, NBA owner, challenges Putin"
Mikhail Prokhorov has announced that he plans to run against Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. Prokhorov stands a good chance, Putin's party has already lost about 14% of the vote from just a few years ago.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-202_162-57341248/russian-billionaire-nba-owner-challenges-putin/
3. "Obama: we leave Iraq with 'heads held high'."
The nearly 9 year war with Iraq is finally ending this year, and the last of the troops will finally be brought home by December 31st.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57341455-503544/obama-we-leave-iraq-with-heads-held-high/
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