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Ai Weiwei in "Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry"

Ai Weiwei gives us the finger

BSA: "A few" medal returns

Sandy Weill (AP/Louis Lanzano)

A re-creation of the first ARPANET node, installed at UCLA in 1969, at ULCA's Kleinrock Internet History Center. (UCLA)

Hot new conservative lie

Lighting strikes over a barn surrounded by a soybean crop in Donnellson, Iowa, on July 13. (Reuters/Adrees Latif)

Feed the poor? Nah

Thousands of unionists from across Ontario and the United States gather in Victoria Park in London, Ontario, on January 21 for a rally in support of Caterpillar workers. (Reuters/Geoff Robin)

A new middle-class squeeze

Reading the James Holmes video

Michael Shaw - BagNewsNotes

Alex Clark - The Weeklings

(Reuters/Bryan Snyder)

Another "subprime" crisis

A group of friends with various connections to the deceased and wounded gather at a prayer vigil outside the Aurora Municipal Center in Aurora, Colo.,(AP/Barry Gutierrez) (Associated Press)

Muzzled by a disaster

Dr. Philip L. Herschman

Cape Town planners hope to use design to achieve socially progressive outcomes. (Flickr/Derek Keats)

Jake Scobey-Thal - Next American City

(Reuters/Larry Downing/Jason Reed)

Wall Street knife fight

Gun control support slim

NRA has us under the gun

Bill Moyers, Michael Winship - BillMoyers.com

Is Batman to blame?

A hidden camera set up by the group No More Deaths shows Border Patrol agents destroying water left in the desert for migrants to drink. The video will be broadcast tonight on the PBS show "Need to Know."

Cruelty on the border

John Carlos Frey

Suspected shooter James Holmes Via Huffington Post

Colorado shooting liveblog

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