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Will meeting with Turkey mean progress on Syria?
Brian Katulis
As the president discusses the Syrian conflict today with Turkey's prime minister, here's all that you need to know
Google rolls out brand-new features
Michael Liedtke
Online games, maps and a music-streaming service are among its latest offerings
American begins sentence in North Korean “special prison”
Associated Press
Kenneth Bae is serving 15 years for "hostile acts against the state"
6 of the world’s weirdest taxes
Katrine Dermody
Flavored vodka and toy-less cereal are just a couple of items singled out for special levies
Russia detains U.S. diplomat over spy accusations
Natasha Lennard
UPDATED: Russia releases alleged CIA recruitment letter, which reads like spam
Gay activists in Russia cite political intolerance as reason for alleged hate crime
Katie McDonough
Gay rights activists in Russia believe anti-gay laws and sentiment are fueling homophobia and violence
Could Tehran be the next Hiroshima?
Nick Turse
A new study examines the devastating consequences of a possible nuclear war between Israel and Iran
Syrian troops take control of strategic town
Associated Press
The regime is making new advances in driving the rebels from the country's southern region
“Impeach Obama! Again!”
Alex Seitz-Wald
A GOP senator floats impeaching Obama on Benghazi. Here are 14 other crazy times they've made the same plea
Boston bombing suspect buried in Virginia
Denise Lavoie, Bob Lewis
The move has infuriated some members of the area's Islamic community who say they weren't consulted
FBI kept Russian warning on Tsarnaev from Boston police
Natasha Lennard
FBI, local police and private sector shared daily information on peaceful Occupy activists, but not this warning
Syria to arm Hezbollah with “game-changing” weapons
Bassem Mroue
The Lebanese militia's announcement comes just days after Israeli airstrikes on Damascus
Investigators focus on Tsarnaev’s Russia trip
Natasha Lennard
Meanwhile at Congressional hearing on bombing, Boston police commissioner urges security without police state
Syria: What’s really happening
Aaron David Miller
Here's what you need to know about the constantly evolving situation there, and the best of our no-good options
Is America the last empire?
Tom Engelhardt
How global warming could spell the end of the global superpower -- and the planet itself
Syria crisis triggers diplomacy
Natasha Lennard
John Kerry meets Vladimir Putin to talk political solutions, while it's unclear "red line" for intervention crossed
Boston bombing suspect’s friend to be released
Denise Lavoie
Robel Phillipos, 19, awaits trial for allegedly lying to federal investigators probing the bombings
Obama administration: Assad likely behind chemical arms use
Jim Kuhnhenn
The White House says it's doubtful Syrian rebels have access to that kind of weaponry
“Man of Steel”: Pentagon propaganda flick
Sean McElwee
The new "Superman" features F-35 fighter jets that haven't even been approved to fly
“Iron Man 3” opens with second biggest U.S. debut of all time
Prachi Gupta
The Marvel Studio film brought in $175.3 million
Anonymous takes charge, the Web takes down governments
Nicco Mele
The Internet collective's approach to holding power accountable might suit this moment better than any military
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
Bombing suspects originally plotted July 4 attack
Associated Press
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev admitted the plans two days after his capture
Hacker steals sensitive infrastructure data from U.S. military
Jeb Boone
The corrupted database contains comprehensive information about 79,000 dams across the country
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