* CDC issues report on the top antibiotic-resistant infection threats. * Actually, John McCain won't be published in the print Pravda, but Pravda.ru, which split from the the Communist organ years ago. * In Russia, an argument over Kant ends in a shooting. * Studies show Facebook makes us sad
When a photographer reviews 35 years of unposed family pictures—unexpected moments, children growing older—a symphony appears.
* Multiple fatalities at a shooting in a naval office building not far from Capitol Hill. * By the end of this century, scientists predict, seas may be 150 percent more acidic than they were in the 18th century. * Franzen: "Real anger, anger as a way of life, was foreign to
What happens before an NRA-commissioned—or rather, university-approved—study reaches the public.
* Syrian National Coalition says, if you're going to ban chemical weapons, could you please also ban aerial bombing, too. * Pravda agrees to publish column by John McCain attacking Putin's leadership. * State-sponsored Voice of Russia proposes transferring Obama's Nobel prize to Putin. * Aerial footage
* National Guard sent to rescue the 2,000 residents of flood-besieged Lyons, Colo. * The more we fixate on chemical weapons as "bad" warfare, the more we make conventional weapons seem like "good" warfare. * Japan to file formal complaint over French newspaper's inappropriate jokes
Mumbai could be thought of as New York, LA, and Lagos all wrapped into one. But a string of rapes changes all that.
* In case you were wondering: How exactly that Putin op-ed made its way to the New York Times. * Related: Putin's op-ed annotated and fact-checked. * Violence in Syria foments a new tradition of and interest in poetry. * Egyptian Army soldiers superimposed on idyllic postcards. * The "
* Ken Layne interviews Satan 12 years after 9/11 and reviews what has occurred as a result. * Putin says Americans aren't exceptional; Senator Menendez says that makes him want to vomit. * "Trader Joe’s Is Dropping Coverage For Some Part-Time Workers—And That Means Obamacare Is
A childhood ban on toy guns didn’t erase the specter of death from a neighborhood.
