* Plane bound for Everest region crashes in Kathmandu, killing all 19 onboard. * In 2012, more soldiers died from suicide than combat; on average, one dies each day. * Graph shows the political skew and likely turnout rates of various beer drinkers. * Round-up of pretty much everything you'll want
* Republicans aren't asking the other half of Reagan's question: "Do you feel safer than you did four years ago?" * Romney's apparent fear of flying is worth mention—just being president requires intense physical hardiness. * Related: Choire Sicha dons the Non-Expert blazer
* Report finds people in areas targeted by Obama's drone campaign are being systematically terrorized. * Related: U.S. operators now attack rescuers, using Hamas's "double tap" tactic. * Bill Clinton could run for president in Ireland or France, but probably won't. * David Cameron fluffs
* Leading Republican strategist says voter-fraud hoopla is utter bull. * Medical error and/or overtreatment believed to cause 180,000 deaths per year. * Fighting fires is safer than fixing cars: America's 10 deadliest jobs. * Related: Giles Turnbull answers the world's oddest job interview questions. * Buyer'
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* Obama uses UN address to defend free speech in young democracies. * Eighteen months into the astonishing revolt in Syria, children are being tortured. * Collection of vivid dispatches from British correspondents in Syria. * Half a billion dollars changed hands over Monday night's controversial Seahawks-Packers game. * Thirty-two pictures
* Sea levels are rising at an average of 3mm a year—though some areas are as fast as 12mm. * Global warming is turning southern England into a premier winemaking region. * Todd Levin explains how to select a wine. * How a physician who swallowed a can tab inspired the redesign of
* Assad's goal said to be restoration of "the old Syria" without any plan for reforms. * Russia's new treason law resembles a child's response to chores. * Jailhouse interview with Pussy Riot. * Conservative poets evaluated in case Romney wants for artful rhetoric. * Obama embraces
* Voter intimidation enters the information age. * Health officials identify a second person with a new, SARS-like respiratory virus. * Students who arrive unmedicated may be sent to the office to take their dose and wait till it kicks in before coming to class. * Lauren Daisley addresses the state of sleep-
* U.S. ends 27-year Cold War with New Zealand, but New Zealand refuses to cave. * Surgeon offers five ways to improve hospitals. * Newborn loses faith in humanity in six days. * Nazi hunters say lack of political will—not age of prey—stymies capture of final targets. * Long account of
