'I Didn’t Hurt Anyone Who Didn’t Deserve It'
She claims to have killed 23 people but police are skeptical. “Who knows what’s real, since I’m crazy.”
In Focus
Stream of Consciousness
Washington, D.C.—The CEO of Aereo, Chet Kanojia, leaves the U.S. Supreme Court on April 22. The court is considering a case brought against Aereo by the four major TV networks, which accuse the upstart technology company, based in New York City, of copyright infringement. Aereo rents little antennas in a data center to customers, allowing them to record shows in the cloud and then stream them on demand. The case could have repercussions for the digital future as more consumers turn to cloud storage for entertainment.
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As the World Warms, Navy Strategists Plan for an Arctic Rush
The U.S. Navy is scrambling to come up with new rules as exploration and exploitation of the Arctic booms
Snatched From the Front Line
Kidnapped war reporters are being used as bargaining chips by their ruthless captors
Never Scared Straight
Doctors, therapists and legislators have come to bury gay conversion therapy
New World
Be Still, My Bioficial Heart
Scientists believe they can create a fully functioning 3-D printed heart
Share Determination
Sustainability requires less growth, more optimization. And can I borrow your mower?
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Downtime
Keep Locke Weird
A tiny town in Northern California settled by Chinese immigrants 100 years ago has changed little since then
The Messy Laments of the Perpetual Wedding Guest
Never the bride, but always watching and wondering about this ancient and often fraught ritual
Editor's Pick
Ingraham Defends Trump Over Foreign Policy: 'He's New'
Trump made "verbal missteps," the Fox News host said.
Suspected Serial Killer on the Loose in Houston
Jose Gilberto Rodriguez reportedly shot dead three people during a rampage.
Police Refuse to Help Lesbian Couple Threatened by Man
A Portland police officer allegedly told the couple that "being mean" is not against the law.
Did Trump Commit Treason With Putin? What Lawyers Say
"Trump's press conference performance...was nothing short of treasonous," former CIA Director John Brennan said.
Trump Looked Like a 'Little Fan Boy': Schwarzenegger
“When are you going to ask him for an autograph or a selfie?" the ex-governor said of Trump's flattery of the Russian leader.
Trump Tattoos Aren't Just for President's Supporters
While some people use the tattoo to show they're on the Trump train, not everyone who has a Trump tattoo is a fan of the president.
This Runaway Pug Dog Had a Ruff Night in Jail
Pug life.
Police Officer Shot and Killed With Own Gun
"He was one of those people who truly sought this job, was fortunate enough to get it and very much appreciated it," said Weymouth Police Chief Richard Grimes.
