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Arianna Huffington's Goodbye

She said she’s stepping down as the editor in chief of the eponymous website to focus on a new start-up.

Who Tipped Off Glenn Beck?

A U.S. District Judge ordered the radio host to reveal sources who incorrectly told him a Saudi man had financed the Boston Marathon bombings.

Questioning Julian Assange

Ecuador says Swedish prosecutors will interview the WikiLeaks founder at its London embassy—though no date was given.

The Horror of the Baltimore Police Department

A Department of Justice report finds widespread constitutional violations, the targeting of African Americans, and a culture of retaliation.

Rod Blagojevich's Unchanged Prison Sentence

The former Illinois governor will remain in prison for his 14-year sentence.

Can a Data Recorder Solve the Mystery of El Faro?

A device plucked from 15,000 feet under the sea could help investigators understand why the cargo ship went down last October, killing 33 people.

The First Known Zika-Related Infant Death in the U.S.

The child born to a mother infected with the virus died in Harris County, Texas.

Dodge City Postcard

Notes from the ground, from the sky, and from the people of Dodge City, Kansas

'A Major System-Wide Outage'

Delta says its flights worldwide are affected Monday by a power outage in Atlanta that hit its computer systems and operations.

The Lawsuit on Behalf of 'Clock Boy'

Ahmed Mohamed, a 14-year-old Texas boy, was arrested last September for taking a homemade clock to school that some teachers thought looked like a bomb.