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Renee Montagne talks to Amy Kazmin, South Asia correspondent for the "Financial Times," about Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus. The Bangladeshi government sacked him from his job at a premier micro-lending bank he founded.

Cairo's Tahrir Square, where millions protested and brought down Egypt's former regime, has returned to normal. But across the capital, college campuses have been rocked by continuing unrest.

The military police dispersed the largest gathering with force last week, leaving more than a dozen hospitalized. Within a day of the military police crackdown at Cairo University, students had resumed their protest.

Colorado Senator Mark Udall says the U.S. Army has confirmed that Fort Carson will get a combat aviation brigade or CAB with 2,700 soldiers and more than 113 helicopters.

The face of Colorado politics has a pair of thirty-somethings at the helm following leadership changes for both Democrats and Republicans.