Martha Righthouse (R) is embraced by her neighbor Debbie Gilbert near the ruins of her home in Marysville, Indiana March 3, 2012. The latest in a series of powerful tornadoes raked across a broad swath of the U.S. Midwest and Southeast, killing at least 33 people in four states, authorities said on Saturday. The fast-moving twisters on Friday splintered homes, damaged a prison and tossed around vehicles across the region, leaving 14 dead in Indiana, officials said. [REUTERS/Aaron Bernstein] Read more: Storms kill 36 in south, mideast U.S.
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Martha Righthouse (R) is embraced by her neighbor Debbie Gilbert near the ruins of her home in Marysville, Indiana March 3, 2012.

The latest in a series of powerful tornadoes raked across a broad swath of the U.S. Midwest and Southeast, killing at least 33 people in four states, authorities said on Saturday. The fast-moving twisters on Friday splintered homes, damaged a prison and tossed around vehicles across the region, leaving 14 dead in Indiana, officials said. [REUTERS/Aaron Bernstein]

Read more: Storms kill 36 in south, mideast U.S.

theatlantic: How the U.S. and Iran Keep Failing To Find a Peace They Both Want A grand bargain would serve everyone, which is why both countries have tried to put aside tensions and strike a deal. So why are the U.S. and Iran perpetually stuck in confrontation? Read more. [Images: Reuters]
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How the U.S. and Iran Keep Failing To Find a Peace They Both Want

A grand bargain would serve everyone, which is why both countries have tried to put aside tensions and strike a deal. So why are the U.S. and Iran perpetually stuck in confrontation? Read more. [Images: Reuters]