Murders in Mexico Down From Height of the Drug War, But Violence Persists
During Mexico’s President Enrique Pena Nieto’s first year in office, after promising to cut back on everyday violence, there were 22,732 recorded homicides
Tel Aviv Diary: Israelis Grow Impatient With Obama and Kerry
They are asking why the U.S. is pressing Israel to settle with Hamas instead of dealing with Ukraine, Syria and Iraq, Marc Schulman writes from Tel Aviv
Rockets in Gaza and Israel as Seen From Space
German astronaut tweets photos from space of rocket fire over Gaza and Israel
Five Holes in Vladimir Putin's Story
The Russian president has a problem telling the truth, as his remarks about Ukraine prove
Cuomo Under Investigation by Feds for Shuttering Corruption Commission
A three-month investigation by The New York Times reveals a pattern of interference by the governor’s office
NATO Sees Signs Weapons Still Moving From Russia to Ukraine
The European Union has said Russia must stop the flow of weapons across the border or face tougher sanctions
Discoveries & $650 Million Change Psychiatric Research
A paper reporting the discovery of 108 genetic links to schizophrenia is published on the same day that Ted Stanley donates $650 million to fund psychiatric research.
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
An Immodest Proposal: "What the Hell, Let's Buy CNN," Says Jon Stewart
The Daily Show host set up a Kickstarter, LetsbuyCNN.com
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Names in the news: Up, down and sideways
