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The Sinkhole That Is Eating Louisiana
A cancerous ulcer in the Earth bigger than the Superdome is sucking down a poor, industrial stretch of bayou country known as Cancer Alley.
The Case That Could Topple Obamacare
A little-known challenge wending through the system may represent detractors’ last best hope of quashing the law
You Never Give Me Your Money: How Alan Klein played The Beatles and The Stones
The groups wanted money. They enlisted a pit bull businessman to get it, and lived to regret it.
Today in Tabs: Thought-Leading With the Chin
EPA ineptitude, Christmas GIFs and everything you didn't want to know about R. Kelly. The Internet, it's all here.
Syria Region Where Polio Found Excluded From 2012 Vaccination Drive
More than a dozen polio cases have already been recorded in the largely rebel-held province of Deir al-Zor.
U.S. Holocaust Museum Gets Long Lost Diary From Top Hitler Aide
U.S. customs agents seized Alfred Rosenberg's 400-page diary this year, ending a nearly 70-year hunt.
FBI Sabotaged Levinson Investigation, Family Lawyer Says
For years the family of retired FBI agent Robert Levinson knew of his involvement with the CIA.
Snowden Makes Case for Brazil Asylum
In an open letter published in a Brazilian newspaper, the former NSA contractor offered to assist in a probe into the NSA's spying program.
Russia, Ukraine Reach Deal on $15 Billion Bailout
The agreement could fuel protests against Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich, who faces accusations of "selling" Ukraine to the highest bidder.
A New Generation of Spy Catchers Shakes Up the FBI
Unlike most of their forebears, who collared bank robbers, kidnappers and Mafia dons,the agency’s young guns are steeped in the world of Hezbollah, Chinese hackers, and Russian spies.
