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Possible suspect in ricin case goes into hiding

Holbrook Mohr
A Mississippi man has dropped out of sight from the media while cooperating with authorities, his lawyer says

Obama’s Bush speech highlights their similarities

Kevin Gosztola
Honoring his predecessor today, Obama reminds us that on foreign policy, he's accepted much of the Bush doctrine

Syria may have crossed “red line” with use of chemical weapons

Julie Pace, Robert Burns
Officials say more proof is needed, and the U.S. is not ready to escalate its involvement in the conflict

Dem Presidents praise Bush on immigration

Jillian Rayfield
President Obama and Bill Clinton lauded Bush for his support for immigration reform

Bill Clinton joins Twitter

Kris Holt
@BillClinton started tweeting Wednesday, and he already has hundreds of thousands of followers

Hagel: Syrian government likely used chemical weapons

Associated Press
President Obama has said the use of such weaponry would could prompt the U.S. to intervene in the Syrian civil war

American presidents gather to salute W.

Josh Lederman
The dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Center marks Bush's unofficial return to the public eye

How a Twitter hack sent the market plummeting

Bernard Condon, Matthew Craft
A phony tweet from the Associated Press caused investors to dump $134 billion worth of stock

Does CISPA encourage corporate hacking?

Tim Sampson
The legislation's critics say it gives companies too much power to pursue potential cybersecurity threats

Tween girl gets Internet famous for being really, really good at science

Katie McDonough
Eleven-year-old Sylvia Todd's "Sylvia’s Super-Awesome Maker Show" makes being brainy cool

Second Mississippi man investigated in ricin case

Jeff Amy, Emily Wagner Pettus
Charges against celebrity impersonator Paul Kevin Curtis were dropped without explanation Monday

Charges dropped against ricin suspect

Associated Press
Paul Kevin Curtis says he would never do anything to hurt his country

From Reese to A.J. Clemente, stupidity keeps going viral

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Attention clueless anchormen, sorority girls and Oscar winners: Your careers are at stake when you screw up

Director of Log Cabin Republicans: You can thank Mitt Romney for recent marriage equality gains

Katie McDonough
Gregory Angelo thinks Mitt Romney's 2012 defeat was a tipping point on gay marriage, not Barack Obama's reversal

Hackers compromise AP Twitter account

Associated Press
A phony tweet reported that the White House had been bombed, and that President Obama was injured

GOP quits public policy

Jonathan Bernstein
Evidence reveals that today's conservatives have been historically bad at writing bills or developing an agenda

Ricin suspect released from jail

Associated Press
Paul Kevin Curtis allegedly sent poisoned letters to a U.S. senator, a state judge and President Barack Obama

Secrets of the conservative media machine

Lee Fang
After mastering TV news and talk radio, conservatives lost control of their message online. That's about to change

Israel: Syrian government used chemical weapons

Ariel David
The assessment could raise pressure on the U.S. and other Western countries to intervene

Tsarnaev’s handwritten answers incomplete

Denise Lavoie, Eileen Sullivan
Officials look to verify the bombing suspect's assertion that he and his brother had no major terrorism ties

Legislation threatens tax-free Internet shopping

Stephen Ohlemacher
The bill would empower states to require online retailers to collect local sales taxes for web-based purchases

Former Google CEO offers up tech treatise

Michael Liedtke
In "The New Digital Age," Eric Schmidt explains how the ways we work, play and learn will never be the same

How sincere is Democrats’ new commitment to gay rights?

Kerry Eleveld
While the right cries amnesty over the immigration bill, the left should be protesting its exclusion of gay couples

In Boston, our bloated surveillance state didn’t work

Falguni A. Sheth, Robert E. Prasch
Beefed-up expenditures and laws failed to stop the Boston bombing, and did little to help capture the suspects
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