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The island of Jersey is a law unto itself, from helping dodge the taxman to failing to properly investigate child rape
'My Favorite Marilyn'
The photographer who knew her best tell the stories behind the iconic images
Waiting for Death to Arrive
Effect of brutal South Sudan conflict on civilians "rips away fabric of society"
In Focus
Ukraine Protests Spread Beyond Kiev
A pro-European protester throws a burning tire during clashes with riot policemen in Kiev, Jan. 22, 2014. The European Union threatened on Wednesday to take action against Ukraine over its handling of anti-government protests after three people died during violent clashes in Kiev.
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Periscope
The latest Syrian civil war summit is a mess. Even the guest list is up for grabs
Beijing Bubble
To avoid the Great Recession, China heaped up a debt mountain that is threatening growth
Mo's Money, Mo Problems
A billionaire is determined to drop a huge check on honest leaders in Africa… if he can find any
May a Thousand Spies Bloom
The FBI and CIA are struggling to curtail Chinese industrial espionage
The Abortion Case the Supreme Court May Find Hard to Refuse
Growing restrictions on access to abortion in Texas may oblige the highest court to rule
Vive Londres!
Two hours by train from Paris is a business-friendly place young French entrepreneurs are flocking to
Horizons
Bitcoin may not be the currency of the future, but sooner or later something like it will emerge
Two Numbers: America's Energy Jolt
In just eight years, the U.S. has halved its dependence on energy imports
Downtime
Scott Mitchell's team isn't ready for March Madness, but they had plenty of madness (and fun) in December
Jell-O Shots Across the Bow!
Bars everywhere are going wobbly over the hottest trend in cocktailing
In on the Joke
Broadway audiences are lapping up plays by Harold Pinter, England's cryptic master of comic menace
Italiano? Nein.
In the Italian South Tyrol, German speakers long for when they were part of Austria