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Steubenville city officials launch blog to share the “most accurate information” on rape case
Prachi Gupta
Announcement of the blog came just an hour before Anonymous' "Occupy Steubenville" protest began
Laura Dern: “We shouldn’t be able to watch CNN and then go to sleep”
Willa Paskin
The "Enlightened" star's Amy Jellicoe has gone from "Lucille Ball to Norma Rae," and she wants to change the world
“Texas Chainsaw 3D” tops weekend box office
David Germain
The debut grossed $23 million, putting "Django Unchained" in the No. 2 spot
Put down your laptop, and lace up your hiking boots!
Kevin Charles Redmon
New research reveals that we're more focused and creative in the great outdoors
Rare color photos of The Beatles to go up for sale
Associated Press
Unpublished photos of the iconic band's first U.S. tour will be sold at an auction in the U.K.
Assad outlines new Syria peace plan
Bassem Mroue
The Syrian president ignored international demands calling for him to step down
Former drunks make unstoppable runners
Caleb Daniloff
Exercise can provide an excellent escape from addiction. A sober marathoner offers 8 reasons why
How much is enough to make a banker happy?
John Paul Rollert
Greg Smith's tale of exile from Wall Street shows that even the rich can feel inadequate compared to the super-rich
Obama’s Great Society
Joan Walsh
Does the president's legacy require chipping away at LBJ's, or building on it?
Fiction: Between the Sheets
Sue Grafton
Before Sue Grafton made Kinsey Millhone famous, there were some early cases to solve
Mississippi gang member who hunted blacks receives sentence
Bill Morlin
Joseph Paul Dominick faces five years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit federal hate crimes
GOP: The clowns are in charge
Jonathan Bernstein
Why is John Boehner smiling? His conservative wing is terrified of the House's crazy and charlatan caucus
12 most despicable things Fox News did in 2012
Mark Howard
From producing its own anti-Obama video to spinning furiously on unemployment, the network had a banner year
Kansas militia prepares for zombies
Natasha Lennard
The group is seriously researching and readying themselves for the zombie apocalypse
House approves $9.7 billion in Sandy aid
Associated Press
The overwhelmingly supported vote came days after Speaker Boehner was decried for delaying a decision on aid
How conservatives ineptly plotted to oust John Boehner
Jillian Rayfield
Only 12 ultimately voted against him, despite the best efforts of a small group of conservatives
California court: Victim wasn’t married, rape conviction reversed
Irin Carmon
A man found guilty of raping a sleeping woman gets a new trial, as a consent statute doesn't protect single people
Illinois gay marriage supporters look to next session
John O'connor, Sara Burnett
State legislators are delaying a vote to legalize gay marriage until the new session
Indian politician accused of rape is stripped and publicly beaten
Katie McDonough
Local television stations released footage of women tearing off Mr. Brahma’s shirt and hitting him
Women’s history pioneer Gerda Lerner dies at 92
Dinesh Ramde
Lerner was a founding member of NOW and created the nation's first graduate program in women's history
Rare San Francisco river otter stumps researchers
Jason Dearen
The first river otter seen in the city in decades has become a local celebrity -- and harbinger of cleaner water
British xenophobia on the rise
Barry Neild
Whites are now one of London's minorities. And with the economy in turmoil, many are lashing out at immigrants
Study: Recessions can be hazardous to kids’ health
Katie McDonough
Growing up with widespread economic instability can have long-term consequences for kids
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