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Imprisoned Pussy Riot member hospitalized
Vladimir Isachenkov
Long hours with little sleep at a prison known for tough conditions landed Nadezhda Tolokonnikova in the hospital
South Korea goes to space
Geoffrey Cain
The country becomes the 11th to successfully launch a satellite using its own rocket
“The Americans”: Rooting against America has never been so fun
Willa Paskin
This gripping, wonderfully sly Cold War–set espionage series riffs on our very current foreign policy fears
Senate panel approves Kerry nomination
Donna Cassata
The full Senate will likely vote Tuesday afternoon, and is expected to approve the nomination
Has America become a slave to its own debt?
Steve Fraser
For a small minority, it's a blessing; for others, a curse. A history of our Jekyll-and-Hyde relationship with debt
Russia’s proposed ban on gay propaganda is awful
Katie McDonough
It is also so vague that almost everything in Russia is basically gay now
Everything in Russia is gay now
Katie McDonough
Russia poised to pass sweeping anti-gay law
Katie McDonough
The Russian Parliament has passed the first reading of a bill banning “propaganda of homosexualism”
Can capitalism and democracy coexist?
David Sirota
Growing debate over which levels of government should regulate "fracking" hints at a larger American crisis
Russian court turns down Pussy Riot appeal
Nataliya Vasilyeva, Dmitry Vlasov
Maria Alekhina had asked the court to let her serve the rest of her sentence after her 5-year-old son turns 14
Russian adoption ban wrenching for families in US
Jim Heintz, David Crary
A political squabble with a trace of Cold War friction has derailed adoption plans for hundreds of families
Harsh regimes use US-made surveillance, censorship technologies
Natasha Lennard
Canadian human rights group finds countries including Bahrain use Blue Coat devices to track and censor
Robert F. Kennedy: Warren Commission “a shoddy piece of craftsmanship”
David Daley
At a panel in Dallas, RFK's son said the president's brother didn't buy the idea that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone
Syrian rebels seize key air base
Associated Press
The capture of Taftanaz shows the creeping progress of rebels in northwest Syria
Who killed Keith Ratliff, YouTube’s “gun nut” celeb?
David Daley
The weapons enthusiast was shot surrounded by guns in Georgia, and no one knows how or by whom
Russia memorializes Steve Jobs with giant iPhone
Katie McDonough
And a totally not weird video of original songs and sultry dance moves
Google’s Schmidt sees NKoreans using Internet
Jean H. Lee
The search giant's executive chairman visited a kind of Potemkin computer lab
The war on female sexuality: Is globalization to blame?
Tracy Clark-Flory
From New Dehli to the war on women here, sexual freedom has sparked a global conflict. An expert explains why
Goodbye, iPhone. Farewell, Brooklyn. Let’s move to Honduras and camp with jaguars
Christopher S. Stewart
I'm not a backpacker. I love Ikea, my iPhone and Brooklyn. Then I became obsessed with finding a lost Honduran city
We’d all be packing heat if the NRA had its way
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
Even life and death are measured by profit margins, so the organization's cure for gun violence shouldn't surprise
North Korea cracks down on knowledge smugglers
Tim Sullivan
The supreme leader wants to stop South Korean television shows from penetrating the Hermit Kingdom
International envoy warns 100,000 could die in Syria next year
Associated Press
The UN-Arab League envoy said Syria risks "Somalization" if civil war goes on
Marilyn Monroe, communist?
Associated Press
New data from previously lost FBI files reveals the famous starlet's leftist leanings
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