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The South welcomes 'crazy ants.' Hail the latest invader

'Crazy ants' from South America are hitching rides across the South, setting up massive colonies, and relieving other occupying ant armies, including fire ants, of their duties.

In Gear Florida shortens yellow lights, traffic tickets soar

Crazy ants vs. Fire ants: Who's winning? (+video)

Playing the IRS card: Six presidents who used the IRS to bash political foes

Culture Cafe 'The Office' series finale: Was it a satisfying send-off?

Latin America Monitor What does genocide conviction of Ríos Montt mean to Guatemalans abroad?

Trayvon Martin: Shouts for help on 911 call, are they his? (+video)

IRS tea party scandal is 'un-American' and a 'travesty,' lawmakers fume

Cleveland kidnapping mystery: Where is Michelle Knight?

Calif. homes sinking in mysterious 'slow motion disaster'

Saving Money It's family vacation time. Best deals to Florida, California, and more.

Latin America Monitor Move over Beyoncé: Another American explores Cuba, 'people to people'

The Monitor's View In Boston and Cleveland tragedies, a case for more neighborliness

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Soccer shocker: Sir Alex Ferguson steps down as manager of Manchester United (+video)

Immigration reform promises border security. Prove it, Republicans say. (+video)

Telecommuting: Steady growth in work-at-home culture, Yahoo or not

Stir It Up! Easy as, well, mango banana bread

Decoder Wire Immigration reform: 3 reasons it's got its best chance yet

Immigration reform: When is family reunification also 'chain migration'?

Dolphins may cancel stadium renovations after Fla. refuses funding

Dow at 15,000: What the stock market is telling us

Marco Rubio, immigration reform, and 2016: the big risk

April jobs report, at 165,000 new jobs, exceeds expectations; Dow surges (+video)

Houston airport shooting leaves one injured