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Michael Hastings, most recently of Buzzfeed but well-known and respected for his fearless reporting in Rolling Stone, Newsweek, and elsewhere, has died at the age of 33
Smokers are likelier to quit if their pet's health is at stake, for example
A few of our favorite spots for a dip soaked in history
The former first lady made plans for the service herself before she passed away
Championed as a cleanup savior, they had their share of dirty laundry
Forty years later, participants describe what they were thinking
Chris and Kenneth Bray's Young Me/Now Me meme entry took 30 years to complete
They'll seek protection under a Supreme Court ruling striking down anti-sodomy laws
She disputes the details that she pointed her rasperry-pink handgun at a reporters chest
Emmad Daihy is delivering pizza to the rebels after returning home to Libya
USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council had its say about Obama's press conference
The Economist reports from the ever-volatile Hama while VBS files from the Turkish border
As former IMF head files slander charges against a French woman who said he tried to rape her
Progressive shoe wearers don't like the company's alignment with Focus on the Family
Attacks military contractor Booz Allen Hamilton
It wasn't a forgetful air marshal that left the gun in the plane's seat pocket
NASA was concerned about an old Soviet satellite flying too close to the station
Science, states, or Obama: who has the most to lose?
On Murdoch's defeat, Casey Anthony's future, and Erica Jong on today's dull sexuality
Numbers of women at home increase while men net 768,000 jobs
The world's newest country has numerous challenges
A former FIrst Lady known for spunk, sass and candor
A bill to save incandescent bulbs is coming to Congress
Millennial are an increasingly important demographic group
A new investigation questions Atlanta's recently stellar test scores
An instant guide to drawing out the end of the shuttle program
For the second time this season, a baseball fan has died from a stadium fall
President Barack Obama is scheduled to speak from the White House Rose Garden
The final space shuttle has just launched from the Kennedy Space Center
On the debt ceiling, Britain's child soldiers, and 'the road to serfdom'
In celebration of all the commemorating, here are some of our favorite goodbyes
He'll preside over the marriage of two city officials on July 24
It's not quite a fetish. Call it a healthy interest
Novelist Colson Whitehead thinks he can break the trend of famous faces leaving early
Robert Morgenthau issued a statement of support for Cyrus Vance
The New York Post has several legal defenses to choose from
On Britain's homegrown terrorists, Casey Anthony's verdict, and Chinese democracy
Potential jurors are being asked 82 questions in the former pitcher's trial
City clerks and judges will work the weekend to eliminate any further delay for couples
Last manned spacecraft will launch if the weather's nice
Germany has reportedly struck a secret tank deal with Saudi Arabia
Nothing too invasive, we're sure
A federal appeals court ordered the military's ban on openly gay soldiers to be lifted
He was arraigned at a court in Boston this afternoon
Scientist Richard Dawkins lands himself in blog war
Army psychiatrist will undergo a military capital murder trial
The Transportation Security Administration warns about bombs implanted in terrorists
Among the reasons: more attractive jobs at home and a shrinking migrant pool
If signed into law, it would require teaching about gay historical figures in state schools
On Whitey Bulger, electricity in Afghanistan, and honesty with DSK
To clear his name, some say the press should publicize his alleged victim's identity
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