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Culture
Elysium and We're the Millers
Matt Damon shoots for the stars, Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis head for the border.
Florida Man Allegedly Posts Photos of Dead Wife on Facebook
Accused her of abuse, surrendered to police
Milwaukee Cop Arrested for Alleged Sexual Assault, Stalking
Following an internal affairs investigation
Ben Bradlee to Receive Medal of Freedom
Of course, if Watergate happened today, he'd get his phone records grabbed and intimidated by the administration
Bill Clinton, Oprah Winfrey to Get Presidential Medals of Freedom
Among group of 16 others getting high civilian honor
Two Friends of Alleged Boston Bomber Indicted for Obstruction
Accused of removing evidence to protect Dzhokhar
Russian Museum Curator Fired for Refusing to Censor Critical Artwork
Installed an exhibit criticizing country's authoritarian culture and Sochi Olympics
Buffalo Teachers Complain About Breakfast Served in Classrooms
Don't want to have to clean up mess, but do want to keep free plastic surgery
Let Them Shoot Up: In Defense of Alex Rodriguez
Alex Rodriguez's crime isn't using performance-enhancing drugs-it's breaking the illusion that Major League Baseball is a fair institution.
Jeb Bush Blasts Matt Damon for Sending Kids to Private School
He gets to choose; why can't everybody?
More Women Accuse San Diego Mayor of Misconduct
One at an event where she gave speech on sexual assault in the military
Russia, Gays, and Picking the Right Fight
Gay activists cling to a bad boycott target rather than work with a potential ally
Arizona Detention Officer Killed in Front of Home
Investigation over whether its related to his job
David Cameron Urges Users To Boycott Websites That Don't Deal With Abuse
Made the comments after a teenager killed herself after being bullied online
Michael Ansara Dead at 91
Syrian-born American actor played Klingon commander Klang in a number of Star Trek series and Cochise in Broken Arrow
Publisher of The New York Times Says the Paper is Not for Sale
The Washington Post and The Boston Globe were both sold this week
Publisher of The New York Times Says the Paper is Not for Sale
The Washington Post and The Boston Globe were both sold this week
Expert on Militant Islam To Testify at Bradley Manning Trial
Government trying to show Manning's leaks damaged U.S. interests
Israeli Embassy in Berlin Protests Cartoon Depicting Netanyahu Poisoning Peace Process
Deputy editor of the newspaper that ran the cartoon says he "regrets that feelings were offended"
At Least Three Winners Reported in $448M Powerball Jackpot
One in Minnesota, two in New Jersey
Poll: 74 Percent Believe Americans Rely Too Much on Government
Many think people are better served relying on friends and family than government assistance
British Police Arrest Man over Twitter Threats
Public female figures targets of harassment
Study Challenges Link Between Military Combat and Suicide
Researchers could not find actual relationship
Researchers to Exhume Bodies at Troubled Fla. Boys Reform School
Try to identify remains at school where accusations flew of physical and sexual abuse
Fort Hood Trial Delayed as Stand-By Defense Lawyers Want Out
Say defendant deliberately trying to get death penalty and don't want to be part of it
Foster Children Put on Psychotropic Medication, Big Money for Foster Parents
67 percent of children aged 13 to 17 in Texas are on at least one psychiatric medication
