Migrant Hunters
As Washington stalls on immigration reform, some ranchers in Texas are taking matters into their own hands
A Family's Lost Love Letters, a Stranger, and a History Revealed
The love affair between Sally Rudolph and Charles Brand, full of tenderness and perseverance and longing, was for one family the greatest story never told
Pro-Russian Separatists Shoot Down Two Fighter Jets, Says Ukraine
The jets were brought down not far from the crash site of flight MH17, say the Ukrainian military
Williamsburg Coffee Shops Aren't Afraid of Starbucks
Williamsburg in 2014: not worried about Starbucks. Maybe kind of nervous about Whole Foods.
Report: TransAsia Airways Plane Crashes Near Taiwan
Taiwan media said a domestic flight had crashed, killing or injuring more than 40 people
U.S. Blinks on Pinning Ukraine Missile on Russia
“We don't know a name, we don't know a rank and we're not even 100 percent sure of a nationality," a U.S. intelligence official told a select group of reporters
Israel Continues to Pummel Gaza as Flights Halted
Israeli assault continues as U.N. Commissioner for Human Rights says there is "a strong possibility" that it is committing war crimes
Deadly MERS Virus May Be Airborne, Study Says
More than 830 laboratory-confirmed cases of infection have been recorded since MERS appeared in 2012, of which at least 288 resulted in death, according to the World Health Organization
Protesters Arrested at America's First Tar Sands Mine
Meanwhile, Canada has been heavily mining the Alberta region for tar sands for several years. The consequences are piling up.
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Conventional Wisdom Watch
Names in the news: Up, down and sideways
