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3 Basques convicted in 2006 Madrid airport bombing
Ciaran Giles
Each man given 1,040 year prison sentence for fatal blast
Gay porn’s most shocking taboo
Thomas Rogers
"Twincest" is pushing limits in an industry known for extremes. What is it, and why are so many people watching?
Stocks dive, Dow off 376 on world economic worries
Tim Paradis, Stevenson Jacobs
Fund manager: "The economic recovery story has started to look like a mirage"
National intelligence director resigning
Eileen Sullivan
Dennis Blair's last day will be May 28; tenure marred by mistakes and turf wars with CIA
AP sources: Intelligence director to resign
Eileen Sullivan
Dennis Blair's office came under fire recently for letting the would-be Christmas bomber slip through the cracks
Parents group on TV show: What the @#$%!
David Bauder
New sitcom based on popular Twitter feed alludes to a swear word, but doesn't actually spell it out
More historic legislation Rand Paul wouldn’t have supported
Alex Pareene
Is there any law aimed at correcting systemic injustices that Rand Paul doesn't hate?
Rules would cut federal aid to for-profit colleges
Eric Gorski
Ability of students to pay back their loans would figure into new regulations
Elena Kagan: Aggressive and abrasive?
Christine Mathias
The Supreme Court nominee's former male colleagues offer up stereotypical descriptors about powerful women
Kagan known for openness, assertiveness at Harvard
Denise Lavoie
Former co-workers call her everything from "masterful" to abrasive; her reign as dean called "golden age"
Tube capturing 210,000 gallons of Gulf oil a day
Greg Bluestein
BP says that a mile-long tube is now capturing 210,000 gallons a day, but that some is still leaking
Rand Paul takes outdated stance on segregation
Blair L. M. Kelley
The Tea Partier thinks private businesses should be exempt from the Civil Rights Act; the same argument as in 1891
Anti-tax group backs Nevada GOP Senate candidate
Philip Elliott
Tea party candidate Sharron Angle gets endorsement, a snub of the state Republican establishment
J.G. Farrell’s “Troubles” wins “lost” Booker Prize
Jill Lawless
1970 award was never given out because of a scheduling quirk. The author died in 1979
Mortgage deliquencies drag on economic recovery
Alan Zibel
Federal tax credits expired last month, and 4.3 million homeowners are still at risk of losing their homes
Missionary accused of Haiti kidnapping comes home
Jessie L. Bonner
Laura Silsby returns to Idaho after three months in jail with a new set of legal woes ahead of her
Muslim anger prompts Pakistan to block Facebook
Babar Dogar
Page encouraging users to post images of the prophet Mohammed leads to court orders and country-wide censorship
Cannes: How the bankers fleeced the world
Andrew O'Hehir
Director Charles Ferguson on his smash Cannes doc, which indicts the financial sector as a "criminal industry"
Philly Democratic boss Bob Brady tries to deliver for Specter
Mike Madden
From a ward headquarters in West Philadelphia, the head of the city's machine works the phones to turn out votes
Immigrant crossings into Arizona on the rise
Olga R. Rodriguez
Despite the controversial immigration law, the state's border the only one where illegal crossings are increasing
Haiti leader vows to step down with “calm heart”
Jonathan M. Katz
The move refutes critics who said Preval used the post-earthquake emergency to remain in power
Meryl Streep’s commencement speech: “Things are changing”
Rebecca Traister
In a commencement speech at Barnard, the actress says, "Men are adapting"
Sestak-Specter contest playing out in some weird places
Mike Madden
The voting booths are deployed in barber shops, beauty salons, bars, garages and private residences
Malawi: Judge convicts gay couple
Raphael Tenthani
Pair could be imprisoned for up to 14 years for "gross indecency"
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