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Playing music may lower your blood pressure
Tom Jacobs
A new study from the Netherlands finds neurocardial differences between young musicians and their non-musical peers
Kentucky neo-Nazis charged in gruesome murder, dismemberment
Don Terry
The accused killers are being held without bail for kidnapping, murder and abuse of a corpse among other charges
Is “American Idol” racist?
Katie McDonough
A group of nine former contestants are suing "Idol" for what they say is a racist plot to boost ratings
Is Werner Herzog a libertarian?
Andrew O'Hehir
The eccentric German’s newest documentary is a paean to life beyond taxes, cops and laws – with cute puppies
Westerners urged to leave Benghazi for fear of attacks
Freya Petersen
Britain, Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands have all called on their citizens to depart after repeated threats
AP Source: Sen. Chambliss won’t seek reelection
Donna Cassata
The Georgia senator will reportedly retire after two terms
With protests, Egyptians mark uprising anniversary
Associated Press
Liberal and secular opposition rallies highlight the country's splits two years into revolution
Joe Biden on link between games and guns: “We shouldn’t be afraid of the facts”
Prachi Gupta
The vice president called for a deeper examination of the relationship between video games and gun violence
Will computers kill gun control?
Andrew Leonard
3-D printing technology could make efforts to curb weapons impossible. Do-it-yourself techies are cool with that
Actually, Obama does support “perpetual war”
David Sirota
The elegance of the president's anti-war-themed second inaugural address was matched only by its gross hypocrisy
A kinder, gentler Erick Erickson?
Jillian Rayfield
Erickson, who once called David Souter a "goat-f*cker," says conservatives have become "purveyors of outrage"
Do our genes make us more sensitive?
Ph.D., Scott Barry Kaufman
New research shows that a series of genetic mutations may dictate how susceptible we are to our environments.
5 steps to cheating the middle class worker
Paul Bucheit
The rich are driving us ever closer to the status of most wealth-unequal country in the world
How will the NRA counter Obama’s gun control proposals?
Joaquin Sapien, ProPublica
Here's what they did during the Bush administration, the last time Congress tried to pass similar gun control laws.
Iran “Red Line” campaign goes viral
Eli Clifton
The YouTube video urges world leaders to take preemptive action against a nuclear Iran
My son, the repeat offender
Karen Shoemaker
As Zachary wrestles with law, I struggle with my own dark past and wonder if there's any way to possibly help him
SEC’s new Wall Street enabler
David Sirota
Obama's nomination of Mary Jo White reveals the president still isn't serious about cracking down on big banks
The music world’s fake Illuminati
Daniel D'Addario
Pop stars like Lady Gaga and Rihanna have figured out how to set the Internet abuzz with Illuminati symbolism
UN launches investigation into drone strikes
Natasha Lennard
A Geneva-based team will examine reports of civilian deaths and the legality of the U.S.'s extrajudicial killings
North Korea warns of nuke test
Associated Press
Pyongyang made clear that long-range rockets could carry warheads to the U.S.
2014 elections threaten an assault weapons ban
Jillian Rayfield
Democrats will introduce a new version of the ban Thursday, but could face opposition from within their own party
“I don’t take pleasure in things I’m not good at. I’m good at sitting in a bar”
Kera Bolonik
In her memoir "Drinking With Men," the New York Times drinks columnist recounts the virtues of being a regular
Army veteran pleads guilty in Fort Stewart militia case
Don Terry
Iraq War veteran Timothy Joiner was sentenced to five years in prison for burglary and credit card theft
California couple sues over donations to Scientology
David Sedensky
The couple claims they were duped into giving more than $420,000 in funds that were misappropriated
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