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California powers $550 lottery jackpot
Barbara Rodriguez, Julie Warson
The state has sold $83 million worth of Powerball tickets since April, 11 percent of the game's sales
Are streetcars the future of public transportation?
Jeff Turrentine
Cities across the country are relying on the retro transit line to breathe new life into their moribund downtowns
No justification for Obama’s war on First Amendment
Kevin Gosztola
Secretly obtaining phone records is just the latest in a long line of attacks on whistleblowers and the press
How to survive a plague
Ryan O'Hanlon
Cicadas are set to invade the East Coast this summer. An expert explains how we can prepare for the onslaught
Government secretly obtains months of AP phone records
Mark Sherman
Officials would not say why they sought lists of incoming and outgoing phone calls
A crusading newspaper takes on the NYPD
Graham Kates
At question is whether cops should release granular crime data
The woman behind Anonymous’ Steubenville operation
Katie McDonough
How Michelle McKee, a 51-year-old woman from Washington state, sparked one of the collective's biggest operations
Must-see morning clip: Bill Gates plans to eliminate polio and tuberculosis
Prachi Gupta
The billionaire tells "60 Minutes" that he will spend most of his future working to eradicate human diseases
App of the Week: Fake Shower
Andrew Leonard
Pure genius: A cure for bathroom embarrassment that conserves vital natural resources
The future of television: Zombie gamers gone wild
Andrew Leonard
The Machinima network succeeds by giving the "lost boy" generation exactly what it wants: Terrible TV
Spock blows it with the ladies
Andrew Leonard
A lesson from YouTube's Trends Map: Women are romantic, unless Vulcans are involved
Orson Scott Card’s long history of homophobia
Aja Romano
In honor of the "Ender's Game" trailer release, a look at some of the sci-fi master's most controversial remarks
“The Walking Dead”: Anti-libertarian critique
Steven Lloyd Wilson
Like so many apocalypse tales, the AMC series offers a grim counterpoint to every argument against state power
Richard Nixon, hero of the American Left
Emmett Rensin
He's justifiably reviled by historians, but Nixon's politics were far more progressive than we give him credit
Getting rich off global warming
Alexander Zaitchik
Local officials and enviros are making plans for a post-global warming America. And so are profit-seeking companies
My job at the abortion hot line
Kerry Sheridan
I never met the women I counseled, but they taught me what it means to be pregnant, desperate and afraid
Hezbollah targets Israeli tourists
Sebastian Rotella
A Cyprus court verdict details how the organization trained one of its operatives to spy on Israelis abroad
Plastic surgery after the baby
Pearl Murphy
I swore I'd never be one of those vain women, but pregnancy wrecked my body. Now I wonder: Was it a mistake?
We tried to weaponize the weather
Jacob Darwin Hamblin
Cold War secrets: Melting polar ice cap with nukes, changing the sea level, even LSD weapons were all on the table
Terrorism comes home
Sebastian Rotella
The Tsarnaevs' story is eerily reminiscent of those behind high-profile attacks in London and Madrid
Are the Tsarnaev brothers white?
Joan Walsh
Whatever their racial status, they seem to resemble young American mass murderers more than al-Qaida members
Beleaguered caregivers getting help from apps
Jim Fitzgerald
New technologies are assisting those with aging parents
America’s terrible week
Jesse Washington
"It's been a tough week," said President Obama, "But we've seen the character of our country once more"
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