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London street slayer references British wars, not Nigerian insurgency

Reports say the suspects in yesterday's butchering of a British soldier have Nigerian ancestry. However, they appeared to be driven by UK involvement in other Muslim nations.

Jamie Dimon scores big win in bank shareholder vote

Tumblr CEO: To drop out or stay in school, that is the question for wunderkinds

7 horses test positive for steroids, say British horseracing officials

Robert Reich How corporations pressure government into tax breaks and subsidies

Country Girl

Between the shopping malls, is there space in Dubai for dissent?

Christianophobia

David Beckham, English soccer's golden boy, heads for the exit (+video)

Modern Parenthood Kirstie Alley slams Abercrombie (+video): Moms, will you be shopping there?

Iran's presidential race: 'Wild card' entry creates dilemma for Khamenei

Global News Blog Friendly with the Dalai Lama? Good luck talking with Beijing

Fugitive caught sunbathing in Spain

Bloomberg L.P.: Letting reporters access client data was 'mistake'

Prince Harry can be 'too much army' at Warrior Games – and not embarass anyone (+video)

Olive Press Fashionable – and thrifty – amid fire in southern Israel

Japanese yen plunges to four-year low. G7 unlikely to act.

Chapter & Verse FDR vs. Lindbergh: Lynne Olson discusses America's debate over WWII

In Israel, Women of the Wall hit raw nerve over religious clout in state life (+video)

He brought Christianity into the streets to promote civil rights

A Delicate Truth

Hawking snubs Israeli conference in protest

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

Google's Eric Schmidt: Internet will let Chinese rise up

Ray Harryhausen was a special-effects pioneer