| Growing controversy surrounding Hillary Clinton's private email
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 More questions are being raised about why Hillary Clinton used a personal email address and server when she was secretary of state. The State Department will be combing through thousands of those emails. CBS News political director John Dickerson joins CBSN on the phone from Iowa with more on how Democrats are reacting to the growing controversy.
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| Djokovic praises Serb fans for applauding Croatia anthem
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| World number one Novak Djokovic praised the Serbia fans who gave Balkan rivals Croatia a warm welcome and applauded their national anthem at their Davis Cup first-round tie on Friday.
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Tennis player Novak Djokovic of Serbia talks during an interview in Belgrade March 1, 2015. REUTERS/Djordje Kojadinovic
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| Advancing Iraq troops enter strategic town on edge of Tikrit
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| Iraqi government forces and Iran-backed militiamen entered a town on the southern outskirts of Saddam Hussein's home city Tikrit on Friday, pressing on with the biggest offensive yet against Islamic State militants that seized the north last year.
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A Shi'ite fighter carries a rocket-propelled grenade launcher as he walks in the town of Hamrin in Salahuddin province March 5, 2015. As Iraqi forces close in, Tikrit's few remaining civilians are cutting up white clothes and fabric to make flags of surrender, fearing their Shi'ite liberators more than the Islamic State militants occupying the Sunni city. REUTERS/Stringer
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| Spirit and Frontier add new ULCC competition in Atlanta, will Delta or Southwest feel the most heat?
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 Atlanta Hartsfield International airport is becoming a hotbed of ULCC activity in 2015 with both Spirit and Frontier Airlines planning ample expansion from the airport, dominated by full service global airline Delta. It is an interesting development in the post-consolidated landscape of the US, and Atlanta in particular where Southwest is the second largest airline after acquiring and folding AirTran into its operations. The additions by Spirit and Frontier show those airlines believe that Atlanta is ripe for stimulation, even though historical low fare leader Southwest has a major presence in the market. ULCCs have now assumed that role in the US market place. Atlanta is also perhaps a test case for the ULCC effect since unlike Cleveland, it is not a hub that has lost service. It is also one of the few markets where both Spirit and Frontier have opted to expand aggressively on some of the airport's largest routes.
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| Attractive airport infrastructure deals in Latin America. Part 2 - Mexico City Airport at Texcoco
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 Of all the big new airport projects throughout the world (Beijing, Chengdu, Istanbul, Sydney, Manila, Berlin etc) it is the one at Mexico City that it eliciting the greatest excitement. The international director of the Mitre Corporation, a US research organisation, referred to it as "probably the most advanced modern airport project worldwide," pointing to its capability to handle simultaneous traffic flows off multiple runways. More mundanely but of at least equal importance it will relieve the transport bottleneck that threatens Mexico's economy. The history of the attempts to secure a new airport in Mexico City have been well documented by CAPA over the years, involving as they have economic uncertainty, environmental concern, political intrigue and even riots. A previous plan for a new airport in the same region was scrapped in the early 2000s following intense protests. The inertia stood in contrast to the successful privatisations of many of Mexico's other main airports in three main groups, Mexico ...
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