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“Oz” great and powerful at the box office
Derrik J. Lang
Disney's 3-D prequel had an $80.3 million debut to lead weekend ticket sales
When neoliberalism exploded
Michael W. Clune
Historian Daniel Steadman Jones traces the origins of the right's fascination with privatization and deregulation
Matthew Rhys: “I still blink hard when the young PAs say, ‘We’re doing this period drama'”
Kera Bolonik
"The Americans" star lived in Wales during the Cold War. Now he is seeing the Red Scare through his TV kids' eyes
Suspect detained in Bolshoi acid attack
Prachi Gupta
UPDATE: Three men have been arrested, including a star dancer
Russians still split over Stalin
Max Seddon
On the 60th anniversary of his death, historians and politicians ponder the Soviet leader's enduring popularity
Syrian war spills over Iraq border
Associated Press
48 Syrian soldiers were killed in Iraq reportedly by al-Qaida militants
Holocaust researchers: More Nazi camps than we knew
Natasha Lennard
42,500 Nazi camps and ghettos were set during Hitler's reign, shocking even seasoned researchers
Pro-wrestling and the Tea Party, together at last
Tom Breihan
The men in the WWE aren't just grappling with each other -- they're grappling with the soul of the Republican Party
China says U.S. hackers target its military websites
Natasha Lennard
The Chinese defense ministry returns condemnation from White House over reported PLA hacks
American classical pianist Van Cliburn dies at 78
Angela K. Brown
The musician whose work helped soften the Cold War died after struggling with bone cancer
Russia lost $49 billion to “Kremlin capitalism”
Kristin Deasy
The head of the Russian Central Bank says the country lost 2.5 percent of its income to organized crime last year
U.N.: Syrian war criminals should face ICC
Associated Press
Investigators have identified leaders on both sides believed to have murdered and tortured thousands
How to save the USPS
David Dayen
Hint: It will also protect ordinary Americans from financial predators
“SNL” recap: Christoph Waltz plays God — Tarantino style
Kera Bolonik
The five best sketches from a particularly odd week of news, from the Pope to the Carnival cruise disaster
Maybe dogs really can talk!
Brian Hare, Vanessa Woods
New studies show dogs really are trying to communicate with us -- regardless of our ability to understand
Russian politician: It was no meteor, it was U.S. weapons
Natasha Lennard
In a Cold War throw back, a member of the Russian government said the Urals crash was American weapons testing
Footage from the meteor crash
Natasha Lennard
Videos capture meteor streaking across the sky over the Urals and the sound of deadly blasts which injured 700
“A Good Day to Die Hard”: Bruce Willis smirks the Russians to death
Andrew O'Hehir
After Arnold and Sly's recent flops, Bruce is back with the latest idiotic but action-packed "Die Hard" sequel
President Obama’s full State of the Union address
Jillian Rayfield
Read the full text of Obama's speech, as prepared for delivery
CISPA creeps back to the House
Natasha Lennard
The cybersecurity bill is back, but concerns about privacy breaches have not been resolved
5 great books on world travel
Alec Ash
British author Colin Thubron on travel writing, wanderlust and his favorite literary globe-hoppers
Out of a newspaper strike dawned a new age in American letters
Gerald Howard
The New York Review of Books published its first issue 50 years ago, forever changing the literary conversation
Vladimir Putin calls on Boyz II Men to help boost Russian birth rate
Prachi Gupta
The president hopes that their romantic slow jamz will put Russians in the mood to make love
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