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Huckabee decides not to run in 2012
Fmr. Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee announced on Saturday he would not be entering the 2012 race for the presidency.
So, who will Huckabee's deicision benefit and who will it hurt? CNN Republican Analyst Ed Rollins talks to Christine Romans and Ali Velshi about how Huckabee's decision will affect the 2012 race.
Is college worth it?
American Morning's Question of the Day: Is college worth it?
According to a study by The Pew Research Center, a majority of college graduates say getting their college diploma was a good investment and report they earn about $20,000 more a year because of their college degree.
However, the study also found that 75 percent of Americans think college is no longer affordable.
We are asking you to weigh in this morning and tell us what you think. Do you think college is worth it?
2012 shapes up as candidates officially join the race
Rep. Ron Paul announced his candidacy Friday morning, just days after fmr. House Speaker Newt Gingrich officially entered the race. So, who else is likely to join the 2012 race and who has the best shot of winning the Republican primary?
Former Rep. Susan Molinari talks about the beginnings of the 2012 GOP campaign with CNN's Ali Velshi and Christine Romans.
The Mississippi's flooding could cause billions of dollars worth of damages
Mike Womack, Director of the Mississippi Emergency Management, talks to CNN's Ali Velshi about the flooding of the Mississippi River and explains how much damage is expected as a result.
Was too much information about the bin Laden raid made public too fast?
Richard Miniter, author of "Mastermind", talks to CNN's Ali Velshi and Christine Romans about Osama bin Laden and the intelligence gathered from the raid.
Lindsey Wixson: America's next top model?
Alina Cho goes behind the scenes with budding runway phenom, Lindsey Wixson.
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