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Bail hearing set for Canada terror suspects
Rob Gillies, Charmaine Noronha
The pair allegedly had "direction and guidance" from al-Qaida members in Iran
Tsarnaevs follow familiar terror pattern
Lara Jakes, Eileen Sullivan
Counterterrorism experts agree that young immigrants who fail to assimilate can be susceptible to violence
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
Monsanto controls your diet
Jill Richardson
The chemical company's influence extends across all three branches of government -- and affects our daily lives
2 arrested in Canada terror plot
Charmaine Noronha
The men allegedly had support from al-Qaida "elements" in Iran
Andy Griffith, America’s surrogate father
Evan Smith Rakoff
A trip to the Andy Griffith Museum in North Carolina helps explain the actor's enduring legacy
Immigration reform’s hidden border-crossing charge
Mark Johanson
New legislation calls for Congress to investigate a fee for all land crossings with Canada and Mexico
Anonymous pushes anti-CISPA protests
Natasha Lennard
A CISPA blackout gains traction, but the big tech players who fought SOPA aren't onboard with the protests
Terrorism comes home
Sebastian Rotella
The Tsarnaevs' story is eerily reminiscent of those behind high-profile attacks in London and Madrid
Will water supplies provoke World War III?
Michael Klare
Extreme climate change and a global scarcity of vital resources could prove to be an explosive combination
Are the Tsarnaev brothers white?
Joan Walsh
Whatever their racial status, they seem to resemble young American mass murderers more than al-Qaida members
Bombing suspect’s parents describe low-key trip to Russia
Arsen Mollayev
As they tell it, their eldest son Tamerlan Tsarnaev did a bit of sightseeing and a lot of sleeping
Does my mom have BPD?
Cary Tennis
My mother has always been unstable and scary. Could she have borderline personality disorder?
When we all smelled like teen spirit
Jennifer Kabat
"NYC 1993" at the New Museum offers a sampling of the earnest, overtly political art of the early 1990s
Koch Brothers eyeing Tribune company
Alex Halperin
Tribune owns the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune and several large regional newspapers
Christians should abandon Christianity
Candace Chellew-Hodge
The author of "The Idolatry of God" says religion's become a commodity -- and a distraction
Chechens: Legendary tough guys
Laura Miller
An expert explains the mystique of Chechen insurgents but says it makes no sense for them to attack the U.S.
When wonks burn politicians
Peter Frase
The Reinhart-Rogoff study should serve as a cautionary tale for pols relying on spreadsheets to dictate policy
Tsarnaevs’ uncle experiences an immigrant’s shame
Joan Walsh
Suspect's uncle Ruslan Tsarni tells an old American story: A newcomer's shame when one of his own becomes notorious
FRC blames “sexual liberalism” for Boston, Newtown
Jillian Rayfield
"America doesn't need gun control, it needs self-control," the group said in a statement
12 bodies recovered from Texas blast; 200 injured
Christopher Sherman, Nomaan Merchant
An explosion at the fertilizer plant in West, Tx., leveled most of its surrounding neighborhoods
The Internet’s shameful false ID
Alex Pareene
Updated: This morning's reports make clear: Citizen detectives smeared a missing college student
Boston police commissioner: Stay indoors
Eileen Sullivan, Meghan Barr, Katie Zezima
Officials urge the city of Boston to stay in place until the suspect at large is apprehended
He was at the Boston Marathon finish line — and then saw fertilizer explosion
Associated Press
Joe Berti, amazingly, finished the marathon just before bombs went off, then flew to Texas and saw plant explode
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