This is the year British politics went presidential. How televised debates and X-Factor played into the election. A short history of Britain's Loony Party, which, nearing its third decade, has seen a surge of applicants. Maternal favoritism, though possibly a cultural development, affects lifelong psychological health. In
Greece's prosperity hid strains of ultranationalism and xenophobia that may now be unleashed. Greek protesters say they accept the cuts, just not the politicians. Increasing overlap suspected among domestic Pakistani groups and Pakistan-based Afghan Taliban and al Qaeda. Op: Wishful thinking on the West's part
With city regulation of marijuana dispensaries to begin June 7, L.A. asks 439 pot stores to cease operations. With as much as $500 million in fees up for grabs, lawyers audition for the lead spot in litigation against Toyota. Video captures Fla. state senator looking at porn during an
Pictures of flood waters that have overtaken Nashville's downtown. Overview of steps that led to Shahzad's arrest 53 hours after Times Square. There seems to be a pattern of mediocre sons from elite families becoming terrorists. Jihadi groups assess U.S. volunteers as probable spies, and
Four certified divers collect submerged trash and make repairs on water attractions. A look inside Disneyland's nightly refresh. Pope claims the Shroud of Turin is authentic. The mantra of Lomography was "don't think, just shoot," but mostly, it was a brilliant way to sell
Times Square bomb suspect arrested while waiting to fly to Dubai. B.P. says it will cover all Gulf cleanup costs, estimated to be at least $12.5 billion. Greek public sector workers fulminate prior to Wednesday's planned nationwide strike. Coffee-break browsing: Easy-to-flip almanac of
Polanski calls his extradition an attempt "to serve me on a platter to the media of the world." Op: The war over "begging the question" has ended--and 18 out of 20 people never knew a shot was fired. I am a mortal being; mortal beings
No evidence found to link Pakistani Taliban to the Times Square bomb; hunt for man on tape. Johnson & Johnson recalls 53 infant and children's products; potential for harm is remote, says F.D.A. East coast beaches are disappearing, but government, developers, and dwellers aren't
R.I.P. Leslie Buck, designer of New York's iconic coffee cup. Damascus gets a smoking ban, redefining café society. Pictures: Gaza's bodybuilding contest, for men's eyes only. Boy Scouts of America fighting to keep files on suspected child molesters private. Map of Europe
Iowa G.O.P. hopeful calls for tracking illegal immigrants with microchip implants. The movement to boycott AriZona Tea is futile--the drink is brewed in Long Island. At "Vending Spree," TMN's Matthew Baldwin will consume and review every item in his office's vending
