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1. Taking a different route for a cheap airfare
Bargain hunters say deals still abound -- they just may take some clicking in unexpected places.

2. Handwriting of Hillary Clinton, John McCain and Barack Obama may speak volumes
Experts see telltale markings of personality in penmanship samples from the presidential candidates.

3. Irena Sendler, 98; member of resistance saved lives of 2,500 Polish Jews
Fate may have led Irena Sendler to the moment almost 70 years ago when she began to risk her life for the children of strangers. But for this humble Polish Catholic social worker, who was barely 30 when one of history's most nightmarish chapters unfolded before her, the pivotal influence was something her parents had drummed into her.

4. Hillary Clinton failed to master the female approach, former mentor says
Scholar and philosopher Jean Houston reflects on where the first viable woman presidential candidate may have gone wrong.

5. Civilization's last chance
The planet is nearing a tipping point on climate change, and it gets much worse, fast.

6. Are gifted students getting left out?
Highly intelligent, talented students need special programs to keep them engaged and challenged. But experts say too often they aren't even identified -- especially in low-income and minority schools.

7. Probiotics: business of bacteria
Probiotic products claim to improve digestion and boost immunity with microorganisms. And sales are up -- way up.

8. The 'Long War' fallacy
Iraq has shown the limits of U.S. power. We must change America, not the world.

9. Research in Motion unveils improved BlackBerry
The new handset, which has quicker Web browsing and more room for music and videos, aims to compete with a faster iPhone expected soon.

10. In West Virginia, Hillary Clinton makes a day of it while Barack Obama drops by
Clinton is heavily favored to win today's Democratic primary there. Obama turns his attention to the five remaining nominating contests and to November.


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