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Dutch government website hacked
Associated Press
The man suspected of the cyberattack has been extradited from Spain to the Netherlands
“Freedom’s biggest army”: Scenes from the NRA convention 2013
Alexander Zaitchik
Fear, paranoia and loathing at the "most spectacular display of firearms in the world"
Surprise fast food strike planned in St. Louis
Josh Eidelson
Breaking: Walkout to include workers from McDonald’s and Wendy’s. Follows similar actions in New York and Chicago
Tea Party group plans recount of Allen West ballots
Jillian Rayfield
True the Vote, a Houston group that pushes for harsher voter restrictions, will review voting records from the race
Trials and error in Canada
Julian Sher
Bad forensic evidence and junk science continue to send innocent people to jail
Secrets of the NYPD
CJ Ciaramella
Here's how a massive, taxpayer-funded public agency routinely ignores transparency laws
Andy Samberg marries Zach Galifianakis in a new Lonely Island video
Prachi Gupta
The comedy group parodies James Franco's "Spring Breakers." Edward Norton guest stars.
Task force to question criminalization of minor offenses
Natasha Lennard
A new House task force may push a rethinking of drug laws and mass incarceration
Right-wing media push new Benghazi myths
JUSTIN BERRIER, HANNAH GROCH-BEGLEY, ERIC HANANOKI, ANDREW LAWRENCE, ELLIE SANDMEYER
Fox News and company have been ramping up the rhetoric in advance of the House committee open hearings Wednesday
Ohio kidnapping suspect helped search for missing women
Thomas J. Sheeran, John Coyne
Ariel Castro handed out fliers when his friend's daughter disappeared. Now he and his brothers are in custody
Arizona secretary of state on payroll of Freedomworks activist
Jillian Rayfield
Since taking office, Ken Bennett has been on the payroll of a key financer of the Tea Party group
DOJ to monitor South Carolina election
Jillian Rayfield
The Justice Department will oversee Tuesday's race under the provisions of the Voting Rights Act of 1965
Yakuza gang wars spiraling out of control
Geoffrey Cain
Facing a shrinking pot of spoils, five Japanese mafia syndicates are wreaking havoc on the coastal city of Fukuoka
YouTube set to launch pay channels
Ryan Nakashima
It's not clear yet whether the paid videos will come with advertising
Formula for a Hollywood blockbuster
Ryan O'Hanlon
No bowling alleys, no summoning demons, and no troubled superheroes
Smokey the Bear silenced on fracking
Peter Rugh
An artist and Occupy Wall Street veteran could be facing jail time for her viral forest service parody
Chris Christie’s weighty secret
Joan Walsh
Ten days after telling a former White House doctor to “shut up” about his weight, the governor had lap-band surgery
California GOP Assembly ousts leader over Akin-esque comments
Jillian Rayfield
Celeste Greig said that rape rarely leads to pregnancy "because the body is traumatized"
Battling censorship behind bars
Andrea Jones
How prisons and jails are barring inmates' access to legal news, literature and letters
Rob Portman is not sold on ENDA
Jillian Rayfield
The Ohio senator, who recently backed gay marriage, will reportedly not support the legislation in its current form
Assad gives Palestine the OK to attack Israel
Albert Aji
Syria has hinted at possible retribution against Israel since the Jewish state launched its airstrike
How the creep Mark Sanford might actually win
Joan Walsh
Adultery, abandoning his office, mock-hijacking a reporter's car. And yet: Not being a Democrat might trump it all
China denies sponsoring U.S. cyberattack
Associated Press
A Pentagon report had implicated the Chinese military
How to fold a thong: A straight man working at Victoria’s Secret
Christopher Pilny
My job at Victoria's Secret taught me a lot about how women dress, but even more about how they talk
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