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U.S. reportedly moving toward arming Syrian rebels
Lolita C. Baldor, Bradley Klapper
Talk of arming the rebels is gaining traction in the Obama Administration, according to officials
Obama will pitch immigration overhaul in Mexico
Jim Kuhnhenn
Before he can sell his plan back home, the president needs support from Mexican authorities
14 presidential candidates who still owe campaign debt
Dave Levinthal
White House hopefuls (and occupants) are awash in red ink
Study: Medicaid improves mental health for uninsured
Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar
But new research suggests it's less effective in treating physical conditions like high blood pressure
2 of 3 new bombing suspects from Kazakhstan
Denise Lavoie, Bridget Murphy
Both are believed to be college friends of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
3 more suspects in Boston Marathon bombing
Associated Press
Boston police made the announcement in a tweet Wednesday morning
Why Obama hates journalists
Alex Pareene
The president's rare press conferences do nothing to convince him that reporters are essential for democracy
Workers stage May Day protest for higher wages, better conditions
Margie Mason
Laborers in Indonesia, Cambodia, the Philippines and elsewhere marched and chanted en masse Wednesday
Family to claim Boston bombing suspect’s body
Eric Tucker, Michelle R. Smith
Tamerlan Tsarnaev's wife, Katherine Russell, has agreed to release it
Obama hints at military action in Syria
Julie Pace
On Tuesday, the president reiterated he'd prefer to have international backing before escalating U.S. involvement
Jason Collins’ ex-fiancé: I didn’t know he was gay
Prachi Gupta
Carolyn Moos, who was in an 8-year relationship with the star, only learned of his sexual orientation days ago
Why Jason Collins isn’t a Jackie Robinson figure — and that’s a good thing
Daniel D'Addario
Jason Collins has started to come under fire from gay critics who say he wasn't brave enough. Here's what they miss
Millennials are now the Crash Generation
Nona Willis Aronowitz
Twenty-somethings coming of age today will be forever shaped by the country's economic recession
Census reveals historic black voter turnout
Hope Yen
New data shows more African Americans voted in 2012 than any other ethnic group, and at a greater rate than whites
What if Simpson and Bowles threw a debt-reduction party and nobody came
Alex Pareene
The godfathers of unnecessary deficit plans write a plaintive Op-Ed as the world moves on
Mississippi man charged in ricin case
Holbrook Mohr
A former martial arts instructor allegedly sent poisoned letters to President Obama and other public officials
All you need to know about #nerdprom — in 10 tweets
Kerry Lauerman
Don't waste your time reading about Washington's annual spectacle of self-love and debasement. Just read this
The Boston backlash is rooted in America’s paranoid past
Andrew O'Hehir
Right-wingers who exploit the Boston tragedy to attack immigrants are replaying a script that goes back 112 years
Syrian officials deny use of chemical weapons
Albert Aji
The Assad regime insists that it wouldn't use such weapons even if it had access to them
Elite conventional wisdom is losing on Social Security
Michael Lind
The crowd calling for cutting benefits is being overtaken by another movement: A proposal to expand the program
U.S. economy expands 2.5 percent through first quarter
Martin Crutsinger
But government spending has fallen, and the combination of tax increases and budget cuts could slow future growth
Senate passes bill easing FAA furloughs
David Espo
The legislation aims to increase staffing and reduce mounting flight delays
U.S. not ready to intervene in Syria
Julie Pace, Bradley Klapper
Obama administration still determining whether the Syrian government's use of chemical weapons crossed a "red line"
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