Consumer Confidence Drops; All Of 2012′s Gains Gone
Though there have been other signs to indicate that the economy is on the upswing, many Americans aren’t feeling all …
Reports: Dozens Of Bodies Found In Syria; Young Men Apparently Executed
Activists and rebels in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo are reporting today that “the bodies of dozens of young …
Raw Beef Kibbeh Blamed In Salmonella Outbreak. Is Steak Tartare Next?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is amplifying recommendations it’s made for years: Don’t eat raw or undercooked ground …
Obama Says He Enjoys Skeet Shooting; Doubtful Lawmaker Challenges Him
One short exchange in a long New Republic interview of President Obama has gotten much attention: New Republic: “Have you …
Exclusive First Read: ‘The Dinner,’ By Herman Koch
Herman Koch’s new novel The Dinner is a meal that may give you indigestion, but you’ll relish the burn. The …
Jan. 28-Feb. 3: Teen Lust, Gothic Fright And A History Of Introverts
Fiction and nonfiction releases from John Irving, Denise Mina, David Maraniss, Robert Kagan and Susan Cain. [Copyright 2013 NPR]
Separating Man From Myth In ‘The First Muslim’
Viewed through the lens of dogmatic perversions in the Soviet Union and China, communism is often seen as the antithesis …
Obama To Praise And Parse Senators’ Immigration Plan As He Lays Out His Own
While it’s expected that many of his proposals will mirror those put forward Monday by a bipartisan group of senators, …
Immigration Opponents Remain Adamant, Despite Political Risk
After years of inaction, immigration policy changes suddenly have notable momentum in Washington. President Obama will address the issue in …
Finding Homes for the Homeless
A group of 100 volunteers brave the early morning cold to help the homeless where they live.
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