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Featured notables include: New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, singer Rafael Saadiq, author Daniel Handler, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice, NAACP President/CEO Benjamin Jealous, former President Bill Clinton and Intel CEO Paul Otellini.
Egyptians are voting in a historic election where they will choose a new president.
More than two dozen people or groups have donated at least $1 million each to the new superPACs.
Former Virginia Govs. Tim Kaine and George Allen are competing for an open U.S. Senate seat.
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