Fareed Zakaria Apologizes for Plagiarism
Column for Time drew from piece in The New Yorker.
A worm's-eye view of what it takes to get someone I can stand elected president.
Plotted with woman in life insurance beneficiary scheme.
Asking for $150 million due to agency's refusal to seize privately owned animal.
Players of World of Warcraft, Diablo III, affected.
The Virginia school was on the front lines of the war between the states
The actor said he'd "pay anything" he needs to pay to "keep my country going," but expressed shock at France's proposed rate on the rich
The picture making the rounds on the internet was allegedly originally posted on Facebook by another executive
The scholar claimed, "we think that these girls should be let go and should not be prosecuted."
From morbidly obese beavers to walking penises, these icons should be banned for life.
Dmitry Rogozin responded on twitter to the singer's demand for the release of Pussy Riot.
Pronouncement comes amid the worst drought in decades.
Germans tired of carrying Europe turn to a new printing of Ayn Rand's novel
Former CQ Roll Call staffers shared logins and passwords with colleagues to access data
Drumming training was part of 2011 GSA conference in 2011 for $21,000.
Judge orders man who "went berserk" in mid-air earlier in the year in custody for another 30 days.
But can Ouya actually make a profit?
Judge ordered university not to answer records requests concerning James Holmes.
Rudy Eugene was a "good guy" who suddenly went "berserk."
$100 million program gets two more years.
Says painting on side of restaurant was effort to create conversation. Offers to pay to repaint wall.
Man alleges he was arrested for being about to cause a public order offence. Has Parkinson's, was resting on wall watching cycling even
Police returned to the basement where Etan Patz was allegedly murdered
Sign will come down after calls from people thinking it's real.
First they came for the unfunny zombie comedians, but I did not speak up because I was not an unfunny zombie comedian.
MSNBC host Christopher Hayes examines America's elites but misses important parts of the picture.
A third would choose hiring a liberal candidate over a conservative, given equal qualifications.
Mark Worsfold was arrested for breaching the peace at an Olympic cycling event.
The event will be the second such "peace tournament" held in North Korea.
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