* As businesses shun the jobless in help-wanteds, the unemployed outlook gets bleaker, and states consider legislation. * With states hoping to save millions by changing primary dates, Republicans rethink where to pour resources. * Commonplace in politics, pledges to uphold special interests handcuff decision making, foreshadow embarrassments. * When overdubbing in Arabic,
* New exit solution for Gadhafi may leave him residing in Libya. * LA citizens keep mum about chopper swarms, fearing operators will hover above their houses for revenge. * House finds new solution for debt-ceiling crisis: a "super" committee. * Op: Many conservatives would prefer economic havoc to more 20th-
* Op: Our nation now governs by deadlines, which is no way to get anything done. * Conservatives respond to Borders closing. * Electricity-saving Japanese beat the heat with cooling foams, tank tops for dogs. * Turntable.fm's top DJs. * Descendant of Lizst and Wagner talks religion, Bayreuth, and her favorite
* Norwegian accused of killing spree laced manifesto with quotes by counterjihad bloggers. * Blogger responds: "If anything incited him to violence, it was Euro-Med policy." * Chilling round-up of online clues to accused killer's motivations. * Eyewitness account of the island attack. * Profile of America's
* At least 91 killed in Norway attacks; man charged is right-wing Christian fundamentalist. * More than 84 deaths came in shooting spree at island summer camp near Oslo, where many fled into the water. * Nuclear scientist who survived assassination attempt in Tehran is leading acceleration of nuclear fuel production. * Thorough
* Videos of the aftermath from today's bombing in Oslo. * Extremely captivating: Yemen on the brink of hell. * Report on the taboo issue of men being raped as a weapon of wartime aggression. * Joseph Heller, Robert Gottlieb, Candida Donadio, and how Catch-22 came about. * Terrific visualization of the
* A sewage treatment plant catches fire in New York, mIllions of gallons of untreated sewage flow into the city's rivers. * More than 1% of all U.S. high temperature records were broken during yesterday's heat. * Can the grid handle a heat wave of this magnitude? * With
* Lack of coordination, rivalries threaten Libyan rebels' goal of toppling Gadhafi. * Minister hopes London factions can reconcile differences over who gets to wear pearl buttons. * TSA to introduce new scanner software that shows hidden objects, but not naked passengers. * How an occult philosophy could be the missing piece in
* Famine declared in southern Somalia, where child malnutrition rate can soar to 55%. * Former Chilean President Allende's corpse confirms official story: suicide, not murder. * Surprise snowstorm leaves Chile blanketed under "white earthquake." * Egypt's oldest political prisoner speaks. * Who and where are America's
* Climate change arguments from 1799. * Signs welcome all to a DC-area yard sale "except for LGBT people, illegal immigrants, and muslims." * How a series of dots and a memory stick spawned a game with all the markers of a holy war. * Photos from inside China's
