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Obama's plan to slash America's nuclear arsenal: The 3 biggest barriers
Keith Wagstaff | 2:40pm ESTThe president has called on the U.S. and Russia to cut their nukes by a third
Does having friends matter in diplomacy?
Taegan Goddard | 2:10pm ESTHaving allies on the world stage could be helpful. Or it could just be more trouble than it's worth
Today in business: 5 things you need to know
Carmel Lobello | 2:05pm ESTAirlines spend more than $100 billion at the Paris Airshow, Nickelodeon refuses to limit junk food advertising, and more
Is it time to stop looking for Jimmy Hoffa?
Harold Maass | 2:04pm ESTThe FBI comes up short — again — in the search for the remains of the long-missing former Teamsters boss
Roller-coaster reform
The Week Staff | 1:42pm EST
A nauseating road — and more in our collection of editorial cartoons
WATCH: Steve Jobs considers his legacy in an unreleased clip from 1994
Chris Gayomali | 1:17pm EST"This is not a field where one paints a painting that will be looked at for centuries."
WATCH: GZA of the Wu-Tang Clan teaches kids about science (and it's awesome)
Chris Gayomali | 1:07pm EST"I haven't met any kid who doesn't like hip-hop. But I have met many that don't like science."
The growing coterie of really, really rich people around the world: By the numbers
Carmel Lobello | 1:03pm ESTPlanet Earth is now home to 12 million "high net worth individuals." Go ahead, roll your eyes
The QT: America's libraries-to-McDonald's ratio, flesh-eating rebels, and more
Zay N. Smith | 12:46pm ESTA veteran journalist, tongue firmly in cheek, riffs on the latest headlines
INTERVIEW: Futurama star Billy West thinks the series isn't really ending
Scott Meslow | 12:45pm EST
The acclaimed voice actor, whose credits also include Doug and Space Jam, is skeptical about the supposed "end" of Futurama
Can you inhale calories?
Brian Palmer | 12:28pm ESTThe dietary impacts of smoking alcohol — which people apparently do to get a high without the calories
Turkey's 'Standing Man': Can a lone protester change history?
Harold Maass | 11:55am EST
One man's silent vigil energizes a movement in need of a hero
Has Snowden crossed a red line?
Marc Ambinder | 11:10am ESTWho watches those who watch the watchers?
Why is Rand Paul crossing his fingers on the cover of The New Republic?
Peter Weber | 10:20am ESTSurely the article on Sen. Paul is interesting in its own right. But nobody can seem to get past the cover
Chris Christie, NFL fandom, and the presidency
Jeb Golinkin | 10:05am ESTTwo NFL teams play in the New Jersey governor's state. He still roots for the Cowboys — and that will help him come 2016
This is what 213 severed bear paws looks like
Lauren Hansen | 10:00am ESTThe heartbreaking black-market goods have a long history in Asia
WATCH: Ray Allen's dramatic last-second shot saves the Heat's championship hopes
Keith Wagstaff | 9:35am ESTUp five points with less than 30 seconds between them and an NBA title, the San Antonio Spurs collapsed, giving the Heat a hugely improbable victory
The FBI has purposefully — and, it says, justifiably — shot 150 Americans since 1993
Peter Weber | 9:15am ESTA by-the-numbers look at the bureau's apparently blameless firing at suspected criminals and other intentional targets
What the Chinese public is saying about Edward Snowden
David Francis and Mi Li | 8:45am ESTThe Chinese seem mostly sympathetic to the NSA leaker
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- The FBI has purposefully — and, it says, justifiably — shot 150 Americans since 1993
- Has Snowden crossed a red line?
- The last word: He said he was leaving. She ignored him.
- WATCH: Australia's army chief demonstrates how you address sex abuse
- 3D-printed batteries the size of a grain of sand
- The world is way, way bigger than you
- 10 things you need to know today: June 19, 2013
- Washington has an Edward Snowden problem
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