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Kofi Annan to step down as Syria envoy
John Heilprin
The former U.N. secretary-general said he did not received any backing from the U.N. Security Council
Weird news: Teddy bears invade Belarus
Yuras Karmanau, Frank Jordans
Swedish pranksters air dropped hundreds of plush toys to show up the authoritarian regime
Armstrong wins time trial
Dave Skretta
American cyclist Kristin Armstrong wins her second straight gold medal
No one left to hate
Edward McClelland
Olympic rivalries seem a little dull since the end of the Cold War. Are less politicized games more fun?
Romney’s overseas tour: The scary part
Steve Weissman
When he wasn't making hilarious gaffes, he was pushing all-too-familiar neocon lines
Romney aide: ‘Kiss my ass’
Alex Seitz-Wald
Romney trips again on world stage; public opinion unchanged on guns; and other top Tuesday stories
Olympic roundup: Twitter uproar, Justin Bieber, and the triumph of judo
Associated Press
London traffic, the story of Bieber and Missy Franklin, Phelps' second chance, and other Olympic news
Venus, Serena Williams advance at Olympics
Steven Wine
The sisters cruise to the next round and are one step closer to the medals
Panetta: Sanctions not moving Iran away from nukes
Robert Burns
The U.S. Secretary of Defense admitted sanctions have not contributed to end Iran's nuclear aspirations
Olympic roundup: A dented medal; tickets furor
Associated Press
A color change in field hockey, the shower accident that led to a dented bronze medal, and other Olympic news
Everything most people think about the budget is wrong
David Wessel
The Tea Party is wrong. Defense spending and wars -- not foreign aid or government workers -- dominate the budget
Russian spies sought children
News Desk
New details surrounding the Russian sleeper cell deported from the US in 2010 reveal their aim: children
Climate change and the American West
William deBuys
Fires and drought point to a new normal for the region
Cameron: Assad’s got to go
Kristin Deasy
British PM David Cameron makes a blunt appeal for Assad's departure
How corporations have made America like the USSR
Sara Robinson
Free-market capitalism was supposed to save us from faceless apparatchiks. But that's not what happened
Pentagon develops global base strategy
David Vine
The Pentagon is transforming its overseas base empire and creating a dangerous new way of war
Massacre in Syrian village
Amanda Morrow
Rights activists have accused Syrian security forces of massacring as many as 200 villagers in the central Hama province.
I didn’t make the Olympics. Now what?
Leanne Shapton
I spent years training for gold, but came up short at the trials. Where does an obsession go when the dream dies
Pussy Riot denied bail
Heather Michon
After rumors of their release swirled around the Kremlin, three members of the punk rock collective remain in jail
Don’t forget nuclear weapons
William D. Hartung
How a world-ending weapon disappeared from our lives, but not our world
France urges action in Syria
Amanda Morrow
At Friends of Syria meeting, being boycotted by China and Russia, Francois Hollande calls for quick action
Washington’s default military solution
Tom Engelhardt
What Washington can't learn from the failure of the Military option
South Korea to begin ‘scientific whaling,’ following Japan
News Desk
South Korea will begin "scientific whaling," killing minke whales, in move likely to outrage Australia
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