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Software pioneer John McAfee deported from Guatemala, lands in Miami (+video)

After being deported from Guatemala, John McAfee returned to the US Wednesday evening. For now, Belize officials must wait to question McAfee about the death of his neighbor.

Colombia's narco-sub 'museum' gives a peek into drug trafficking tactics

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?

Is the California economy finally turning a corner?

Growing wealth concentration threatens to end American opportunity as we know it

3 new novels about young people on a mission

Global News Blog When Hamas launches a rocket, Israeli iPhones buzz

In Gear What does A123 bankruptcy mean for Fisker?

Global News Blog Krakow's mini-boom in IT attracts Polish and foreign techies

PayPal restructuring means lost jobs

Global News Blog Good reads: a 'hidden' nuclear crisis, how China sees the US, and 'Chilecon Valley'

Opinion The path forward in Georgia: Will billionaire Ivanishvili invest in democracy?

Global News Blog Middle East peace: What would an Israeli entrepreneur do?

Rent or own? The new sharing economy values access over ownership

At Google HQ, Calif. Gov. Jerry Brown signs self-driving cars bill

California governor paves way for driverless cars

Solar power startup to get subsidy: smart move or another Solyndra?

America should not apologize for values that clash with hostile Islam

How artificial intelligence is changing our lives

Facebook stock gets a much-needed Zuckerberg boost

Maria Montessori and 10 famous graduates from her schools

Change Agent How the Web's business giants promote good works

Facebook stock struggles, but company focuses on new features

Apple's $1 billion verdict against Samsung: What's next for consumers?

Does Apple patent victory mean fewer smartphone choices?