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Egypt Ends Military Arrests
In a victory for Morsi, Egypt's court blocked a decision that gave the millitary powers of arrest against citizens for minor offenses. Vivian Salama on the president's next challenge.
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Brian Kersey / AP Photo
The Lawless Justice
Supreme Court justices keep quiet about matters that might come before them, or recuse themselves. But Antonin Scalia thinks the rules don't apply to him, says Michael Tomasky.
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Mercy for Young Killers
Are juvenile killers monsters, or victims themselves? The Supreme Court seemed to go for the latter view in its ruling on mandatory life sentences for youths. By Michael Daly.
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Emma Stone Takes Off
The actress's Hollywood rule is set to reach new heights with The Amazing Spider-Man. She tells Marlow Stern about her reality TV start, origins of her raspy voice, and more.
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The Untold Sandusky Drama
In court, a defense witness called the coach a 'father figure.' But behind the scenes, he was confronted about a Facebook message alluding to abuse. By Diane Dimond.
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Where Are the Digital Women?
Who’s missing from the Newsweek Daily Beast Digital Power Index? All the digital ladies! Rachel Sklar says it’s time to look where we’re not looking.
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Calif. DMV; FoxNews.com
America's Most Wanted Mormon
Jason Derek Brown,a Mormon gone bad, has been on the Most Wanted List since 2004. Paige Williams reports on the California golden boy who became an elusive fugitive.
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12 Star Artists
Former Beatle Ringo Starr is opening a new exhibition, ‘Ringo 2012,’ this week. From James Franco to Prince Charles, see our gallery of art’s most unexpected celebrity stars.
Model Minority?
Asian-Americans Reject ‘Good’ News
Supreme Court Ruling
Mitt Romney's Immigration Gap
Major Asset
Joe Manganiello Bares All
Miller V. Alabama
Remembering A Youth Behind Bars
Cheat Sheet, Must Reads From All Over
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1. SABER RATTLING
Turkish Forces on High Alert
Condemns attack as "a hostile act."More
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2. Break Up
News Corp. May Split in Two
Would separate its publishing and entertainment companies.More
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3. THAW
Egyptian Court Stops Army Arrests
Postelection, a possible end to martial law.More
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4. OBUMMER
More Want Health Law Gone
37 percent say unconstitutional in new poll. More
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5. WRONG DIRECTION
Chicago Homicides Up 38 Percent
This year 240 people have been killed.More
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6. SECOND STRING
Greek Minister Quits Cabinet
Second to leave post this week.More
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7. REVELATIONS
Sandusky’s Son Details Sex Abuse
Secret police interview comes to lightMore
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8. SUPERSIZED
McDonald’s Outlet Seats 1,500
Olympic location sets record, draws criticism.More
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9. HEARTBREAK
Hunter, Edwards Split Ways
Former senator’s mistress says.More
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10. RECOVERING
50 Cent in Car Accident
On Long Island Expressway. More
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Sandusky Aftermath
Penn State Shielded From Shame
Can This Man End Abortion?
Keith Mason has transformed the 'personhood' movement—which aims to legally define human embryos as people. His opponents are furious.
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Andrew Sullivan
A Supreme Court Coup?
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Howard Kurtz
Candy Crowley's Moment of Silence
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Peter Beinart
Egypt's Good (and Bad) News
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David Frum
The Arizona Immigration Decision
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The Royalist
The Queen's Reconciliation
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Robert Shrum
Immigration Could Sink Mitt
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Michael Tomasky
The Lawless Supreme Court Justice
Happy Pride!
From New York to Houston, Berlin to Lisbon, thousands marched in gay pride parades around the world Sunday. See the most colorful photos from the global celebrations.
The Thinking Man's Glass Artist
Josiah McElheny has become one of today’s best glass artists by breaking all the rules. See photos from his first U.S. survey, which opens at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston on June 22.
Beverly Hilton Scandals
Two elderly people were shot dead at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Friday night in what police said appeared to be a murder-suicide. The mysterious incident occurred as the hotel, a venue for countless star-studded events since it opened more than 50 years ago, was gearing up to host the Daytime Emmy Awards on Saturday. From Whitney Houston’s death to Rielle Hunter centered in this posh hotel.
Best Celebrity Twitter Pictures
Lindsay Lohan gets ready for her scene, Alec Baldwin reminisces about his thinner days, and Rihanna makes fun of her plus-size forehead. Plus, more stars’ Twitter photos from this week.
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‘Downton Abbey’ Estates Lost to Time
It’s rare for English mansions and properties like the one in the hit show Downton Abbey to stay in the same family and survive over the years. Anthony Paletta writes about a new book, Felling the Ancient Oaks, that looks at estates lost to time. Here are some of the ancient country homes that suffered sad fates.
Nick Stahl, Dave Chappelle & More Stars Who Have Gone Missing
Nick Stahl has vanished again after checking himself out of a rehab facility. From Gavin Smith’s mysterious disappearance to Dave Chappelle’s escape to South Africa, more celebrities who couldn’t be found.
Meme of the Week: Ermahgerd! Animals!
Who could be more excited than a girl clutching some ‘Goosebumps’ books? Perhaps a seal spying some penguins? The classic ‘Ermahgerd!’ meme—phonetically pronounced ‘Oh my God!’—gets the animal treatment.
Ann Curry’s Crazy ‘Today’ Show Style
They say wearing solid blacks and whites doesn’t look good on TV; the colors tend to wash you out and overpower a soft complexion. Anchors usually favor color. But one daytime host has, in her yearlong tenure, taken that rule to an extreme.
Photo of the Day
Eric Gay / AP Photo
Raising the Bar
Jamie Nieto competes in the men's high-jump finals at the U.S. Olympic trials.
More Photos of the Day
Art Beast
(Courtesy Josiah McElheny and Andrea Rosen Gallery, New York, Donald Young Gallery, Chicago and White Cube. © Josiah McElheny. Photo Todd-White Art Photography, London)
"Ushering in Banality", a 1988 work by Jeff Koons (Photo Taschen Gmbh, Koln/Schaub/Hoeffner, Koln)
Domenico Gnoli's "Striped Trousers," from 1969 (left) and his "Woman's Bust in Pink" from 1966 (Courtesy Luxembourg and Dayan, New York, and Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/SIAE, Rome)
The Space Age, Updated
Josiah McElheny makes spacey art that captures the cosmos.
by Blake Gopnik
Jeff Koons, Realist
The world's great fantasist zeroes in on reality.
by Blake Gopnik
