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People.com: Barack Obama to Honor His Musical Hero, Stevie Wonder

Will.i.am and Martina McBride will be among performers at the White House salute

Celebrating Lincoln's birth across the country

From Capitol Hill to Springfield, Illinois, President Obama and Congress paid tribute Thursday to Abraham Lincoln on the bicentennial of his birth.

Lincoln's 'rare eloquences' on display in bicentennial exhibit

The Library of Congress marks 200 years since the birth of Abraham Lincoln on Thursday by opening a special exhibit featuring his handwritten speeches and artifacts, including the Bible used last month by President Obama during his swearing-in.

CNN Student News One-Sheet: Presidential Inaugurations

Use this resource as a brief history of presidential inaugurations and the traditions associated with them.

Time.com: StoryCorps: Ordinary Folks Telling Tales a Big Hit

Patsy Lawson and her husband, Herman, grew up in a patch of Appalachia with "no railroad, no airstrips, just subsistence farming." There she learned from her father -- a "great natural storyteller" -- how to turn everyday events into compelling tales

Transsexual wins lawsuit against Library of Congress

A former Army commander who underwent a sex change operation was discriminated against by the U.S. government, a federal judge ruled Friday in an important victory for transgenders claiming bias in the workplace.

Time.com: Transsexual Wins Discrimination Lawsuit

A transsexual who was not hired by the Library of Congress because of an upcoming sex change has won a discrimination lawsuit in federal court

Time.com: A Transsexual Vs. the Government

Ex-Special Forces Col. David Schroer was up for a desk job with the U.S. government. But when revealed that he would soon be Diane, he was rejected. Was it sex discrimination?

Time.com: Armed Man Detained Near US Capitol

Capitol Police arrested a man Friday after they found a grenade and several weapons in his car several blocks from the Capitol building

Time.com: America's Busiest Poet

Kay Ryan is the latest pick as the nation's top poet. If her predecessors are any guide, she'll have an exhausting year

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