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4 most iconic images of dissent
Robert H. Reid
Turkey's "standing man" is the just the latest to become a greater symbol for a political movement
Karzai suspends peace talks with Taliban
Amir Shah, David Rising
The Afghan president said dialogue will resume when the US exits negotiations
Obama mum on US arms to Syrian rebels
Associated Press
The president praised the G-8 plan to seek a negotiated peace, but offered no clues as to his course of action
House passes sweeping anti-abortion bill
Jim Abrams
The legislation would restrict almost all abortions to the first 20 weeks after conception
Civil rights groups sue NYPD over Muslim spying
Eileen Sullivan, Adam Goldman
A new lawsuit claims surveillance has hindered the ability of residents to freely practice their religion
How cash secretly rules surveillance policy
David Sirota
Today's congressional hearing was a joke. The reason: Firms like Booz Allen bankroll and own Congress. Here's how
War against Issa heats up, as Cummings releases IRS transcript
Joan Walsh
Slamming Issa's leaks, Cummings says “not one witness…has identified any involvement by any White House officials”
São Paulo anchors Brazilian protests
Jill Langlois
What began as a demonstration against transit fare hikes has morphed into a struggle against government corruption
Former intern sues Atlantic Records
Christopher Zara
Justin Henry is the latest in a string of unpaid employees to demand compensation for their services
Hacktivists strike north of the border
Curt Hopkins
Anonymous allies LulzSec Albania have hacked the Swiss Canadian Chamber of Commerce, for reasons unknown
US begins peace talks with Taliban
Patrick Quinn
American officials are hopeful it's the first step towards the political group renouncing all ties to al-Qaida
What “The Bling Ring” gets wrong about Valley girls
Elissa Strauss
Their obsession with designer labels has a purpose: They want to feel equal to the rich and famous
Millennials likely aren’t as conservative as they think
Tom Jacobs
New research suggests a disconnect between how young people identify politically and their actual stances on issues
Has the US lost Africa to terrorism?
Nick Turse
Qaddafi's overthrow has empowered a host of new militant Islamist groups in Mali and other parts of the continent
Lil Wayne dances on top of American flag in new music video
Prachi Gupta
The rapper issued a statement saying that the flag fell behind him, but he didn't mean to step on it
Unions give boost to Turkish protest movement
Jamey Keaten, Nebi Qena
Laborers went on strike Monday, leading rallies across the country
Protests explode across Brazil
Bradley Brooks
The unrest was set off last week by anger over a 10-cent hike in public transport fares
Syrian warplanes hit rebels near military base
Barbara Surk
Assad's forces are also waging an offensive against opposition fighters in Aleppo
From “Bling Ring” to Oprah, “The Secret” lives on
Daniel D'Addario
In this era of class immobility, the self-help book looks less relevant than ever -- but don't count it out yet
Pic of the day: No fun
Theresa Fisher
Obama and Putin looked palpably tense as the G8 pondered the Syrian conflict
Marco Rubio’s awful day
Joan Walsh
He won’t back his own bill, an aide insults American workers, and his angling looks wishy-washy, not savvy
Kanye West’s sex problem
Abby Johnston
On "Yeezus," the rapper's still bragging about exploiting women to make his points. He's smarter than that
Rick Scott signs ALEC-backed ban on paid sick leave
Jillian Rayfield
The law blocks local governments from implementing mandatory sick leave policies
Carl Hart: Drugs don’t turn people into criminals
Kristen Gwynne
The "High Price" author argues drugs have become an easy scapegoat for deeper problems related to poverty and race
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