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They lost their legs in Afghanistan and Iraq; now they have come to Guantánamo Bay to scuba dive
Belting Out a Revolution in Kiev
Inspiring the protesters in Ukraine is Ruslana, a 40-year-old Eurovision song contest winner
Is Google Making the Digital Divide Worse?
Google wants to bring free Wi-Fi to Africa, which makes disadvantaged people in Kansas City wonder, So how come we have to pay?
In Focus
Syria's Massive Humanitarian Crisis
Residents wait to receive food aid distributed by the U.N. Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) at the besieged al-Yarmouk camp, south of Damascus on January 31, 2014, in this handout picture made available to Reuters February 26, 2014.
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Periscope
The band has upset Putin's bid to gloss over Russia's poor human rights record at the Winter Olympics
Next Stop: The Spanish Inquisition
America's busiest stretch of rail makes for a commute only a sadist or a car manufacturer could love
New Rules, Same Results on Capitol Hill
Despite "the nuclear option," Republicans are still slowing Senate business to a halt
China Forgives and Forgets
Why is China suddenly cozying up to its nemesis? Are they preparing for war?
Horizons
Crunching numbers will finally let students and their parents get smart about picking a college
Spring Reading List From Hell
The IRS estimates the average taxpayer spends about 13 hours on taxes and non-compliance costs are huge
Killing to Stay Alive
What will happen if scientists are forced to stop experimenting on mice and other animals?
The Cyborg Olympic Games
Modern athletes are already enhanced. What if we took it further?
I [Heart] Robot
The emotional bond between soldiers and the machines they serve with is getting complicated
Downtime
The city game is being dominated by some college teams in the Midwest. What hath Larry Bird wrought?
The Singer Not the Song
As you rock to your radio, remember: The artist performing that ditty you're bopping to isn't seeing a dime
Gadget Lust: Mightier Than the Swordfish
For when you're ready to upgrade that free thermometer you got with a turkey at Safeway
Independently Dead
The real money at Sundance is not 'Before Midnight' but during the witching hour.
The Post-Feminist Flash Gordon
She went viral in shoulder pads and a helmet, running over, around and through the boys, and now Sam Gordon is looking forward to a bigger challenge… and fifth grade