KICKING OFF
Former broadcaster Larry King, 77, announced plans to tour the U.S. in a one-man comedy show that will give fans “a hilarious and insightful” look at his life.
RELINQUISHED
German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg gave up his doctoral title after admitting mistakes in his dissertation; he’s accused of plagiarism.
TRADED
NBA star Carmelo Anthony became a New York Knick.
RE-ELECTED
Yoweri Museveni won yet another five-year term as President of Uganda; the 66-year-old has led the African nation since 1986.
DROPPED
The Obama Administration announced it would cease defending the Defense of Marriage Act, which bars federal recognition of same-sex marriages.
CONVICTED
An Iraqi living in Arizona was convicted of second-degree murder in the “honor killing” of his daughter, who he believed had become too Westernized.
RESIGNING
Olive Stephens, the 94-year-old mayor of Shady Shores, Texas, announced she would not seek a 20th term; she has led the North Texas town for 38 years.
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