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Stories for October 2013 Group 1

• Alaskans debate the opening of a 'homeless campus'
• The long, costly process of destroying chemical weapons
• "Dozens of journalists have been arrested"—tweets on Egypt and the U.S.
• #24NoMore: Irish doctors hold strike for shorter shifts
• #Chiraq’s virtual turf war
• #Dream30 mothers return to Senator Menendez's office after arrest
• 'Dream 30' activist deported as others reportedly released
• 'Heroic leniency': Iran and the United States
• 'Nobody wants to pay': Post-Sandy flood protection funding hits wall
• 'TechKnow' Need to Know: Kyle Hill explores concussions in football
• 'TechKnow' Need to Know: What causes a concussion?
• 'TechKnow' Q&A: Biologist Marita Davison on tracking leopard sharks
• 100 miles to democracy
• 2,000 miles from DC, anger over shutdown is still deeply held
• 2.9 million Adobe accounts hacked
• 20 years after Black Hawk Down, a 'Return to Mogadishu'
• 30 years on: The legacy of Reagan's invasion of Grenada
• 5 shutdown stories that didn't make the headlines
• 5 things you need to know about child labor in U.S. agriculture
• 5 things you need to know about wage theft
• 6 things you need to know about wildfires
• 66 Twitter Accounts To Follow For The Latest in Egypt
• 70% of intelligence staff out in government shutdown
• 8 things you need to know about Egypt's relations with the U.S.
• A change of scene for Palestine's Oktoberfest
• A closet of awareness [Infographic]
• A dream of floating islands
• A half million Americans signed up for Obamacare
• A house of healing in Turkey for those wounded in Syria
• A mother tries to reunite with her daughter
• A new model for women's soccer?
• A reverend's rounds: Hospice chaplain ministers to the terminally ill
• A shifting news paradigm?
• A visual history of Hershey's chocolate
• A year after Superstorm Sandy, what have we learned?
• Activist group Idle No More gets busy again in Canada
• Activists seek to stop illegal elephant ivory trade
• Adjunct professors in dire straits with low pay, lack of full-time jobs
• Afghan civilians reportedly killed in NATO airstrike
• Afghan interpreter granted special visa after two years of waiting
• African Union demands immunity for sitting heads of state
• African Union floats ICC walkout after Kenyatta asks for case to be tossed
• African migrants risk lives to flee homelands for future in Europe
• Africans discuss why no leader won $5m good governance prize
• After EU threats, Missouri halts execution by propofol injection
• After Lehman collapse, young bankers forge alternative paths
• After Sandy, resilience for some means rebuilding somewhere else
• After US spying, Brazil to require local data storage
• After debt battle, federal employees head back to work
• After slurs, support marks anniversary of Matthew Shepard death
• Aid to call home
• Air Force to fire general in charge of nuclear missiles
• Al Jazeera America and Project Unbreakable: Tell us your survivor stories
• Al Liby pleads not guilty to terror charges
• Alabama journalist beaten and jailed
• Alabama’s HERObike workshop aims to use bamboo to save a local economy
• Alaska fisheries battle Walmart over sustainability label
• Alex Rodriguez sues MLB, alleging campaign to ‘destroy’ his career
• Algorithm-based investing: looking to computers for financial advice
• Alice Munro wins Nobel Prize in literature
• America Tonight Video Archive
• Americans win Nobel in economics
• America’s food fight
• Analysis: Is US-Iran détente for real?
• Anarchist group turns teachers' march in Rio violent
• Anonymous launches #OpMaryville after dropped rape case
• Appeals court lets NYPD's stop-and-frisk go unmonitored for now
• Arctic temperatures at 44,000-year high because of greenhouse gases
• Are US counterterrorism tactics changing?
• Are computer laws too tough on ‘hacktivists’?
• Are football rule changes making the game 'soft'?
• Are police profiling transgender Americans?
• Are veterans and their families being used as pawns during the shutdown?
• Arrests, pepper spray at CCNY protest over shuttered student center
• As US shuts down, rest of the world looks on with bemusement, laughter
• As allies and US citizens complain, does the NSA need to be reined in?
• Asian Americans pen open letter to evangelicals on 'offensive' stereotypes
• Astronaut Scott Carpenter dies at 88
• At SWAT team expo, protesters decry police militarization
• At Washington immigration reform rally, a new hope for integration
• Attack outside Cairo church kills 3
• Autistic student's self-advocacy speech stopped short
• BART strike enters fourth day as probe begins into fatal accident
• BART workers end strike after reaching tentative deal
• BP disputes 2010 Gulf spill estimate
• Backstage at the Ms. Veteran America competition
• Bangladesh factory fire kills 9, underscores safety issues
• Bangladesh opposition begins three-day strike amid violence
• Bank of America found liable for mortgage fraud
• Banksy launches month-long graffiti exhibition in New York City
• Baseball diplomacy
• Beijing plans to shut factories, limit traffic in battle against smog
• Beirut: Syrian refugees adapt to makeshift lives
• Berlusconi gets two-year political ban; risks losing immunity
• Best-selling author Tom Clancy dies at 66
• Big business faces uphill battle against tea party interests
• Bike share programs — a new public safety hazard?
• Bird flu vaccine developed by Chinese researchers
• Black teen sues Barneys and NYPD for racial profiling
• Blast kills bus passengers in Russia
• Blast kills dozens in Syria as UN aid chief calls for humanitarian access
• Bob Dylan, potential Nobel laureate?
• Bodies of 87 migrants found in Niger desert along trafficking route
• Boeing dealt blow after Airbus' $9.5B deal with Japan Airlines
• Bomb blast hits Iraq Sunni mosque on Muslim holiday
• Bombings across Iraq kill at least 66
• Boston Red Sox win the World Series
• Boston bus drivers hit the brakes in protest of treatment
• Boston rallies around Red Sox as marathon memories resurface
• Boy Scout expedition tips over ancient Utah rock formation
• Brain-eating amoebas discovered in second Louisiana location
• Branch Conversation: The Affordable Care Act
• Branch: NCAA 'still powerful like Oz'
• Brazilians take to the streets on Teacher Day
• Bridging the doctor distribution gap with 'teledermatology'
• Britain lashed by worst storm in a decade
• Brooklyn debates street named after Notorious B.I.G.
• Brunei to introduce amputation and stoning penalties
• Business of the apocalypse: who profits? [Infographic]
• Buying pink
• By the numbers: Sex crimes on campus
• By the numbers: The cost of furloughing service academy sports
• CIA recalls core personnel to tackle security threats
• Cairo protest challenges military rule
• California community demands #JusticeForAndyLopez
• California enacts slew of bills expanding undocumented immigrants' rights
• California files suit against for-profit college
• California governor rejects jury duty for legal immigrants
• California town provides glimpse of America’s aging future
• Calls for justice, and privacy, at rally over Maryville rape case
• Camden: A new policing model for America’s most violent cities
• Cameron threatens to 'act' against newspapers publishing NSA leaks
• Cameron: London can be a world capital for Islamic finance
• Can floating islands, porous sidewalks save NYC from floods?
• Can parents accused of neglect redeem one another?
• Can soccer trading cards create a new kind of hero for Afghanistan?
• Can states ban affirmative action?
• Can ‘Stop fighting, start fixing’ solve the shutdown brinksmanship battle?
• Canada shale gas protest turns violent
• Canadian train derailment highlights debate over crude oil transportation
• Capitol shooting witness saw bleeding little girl
• Car plows into Tiananmen crowds, killing 5 in fiery crash
• Chasing Fire
• Chasing typhus in Texas
• Chemical weapon watchdog wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Chemical weapons watchdog seeks Syria cease-fire
• Children At Work
• Children behind bars
• Children in Ireland returned to Roma parents after DNA testing
• Chile indigenous groups mark Columbus Day with protests
• China is world's biggest net oil importer
• China reports rebound in economic growth but analysts say outlook dim
• China searches for suspects after car crash in Tiananmen Square
• China state media: 5 arrested in Tiananmen Square attack
• China takes on Starbucks, biting a hand that feeds it, analysts say
• China to hold trial of anti-graft activists
• China, India sign border defense pact
• China, Russia congratulate each other on Syria at APEC
• Chinese court to rule on Bo Xilai appeal this week
• Chinese reporter '€˜confesses' on state TV
• Chinese students pressured to produce PlayStation 4: Reports
• Choosing physician-assisted suicide
• Clinical trials: Guinea-pigging all the way to the bank
• Colombia's FARC fighters release former US marine
• Coloradans examine options as health exchange debuts
• Colorado moms protest air pollution at state capitol with 'gas patch kids'
• Colorado secession initiative highlights rural-urban divide
• Colorado: It takes a village to settle immigrants from Africa
• Combating sexual violence in Haiti camps, one tent at a time
• Comic books take on Sept. 11, other tales of suffering
• Coming to America: the 5 biggest refugee groups of the last 20 years
• Condoleezza Rice's credentials under scrutiny from sports community
• Conflict of interest charge leveled at FDA advisory panel chair
• Congo army enters last major rebel stronghold
• Congress 'playing with fire' over debt ceiling: US Treasury Secretary
• Congress grandstands, and America is not impressed
• Congress hears from drone survivors for first time
• Congress races against the clock as default looms
• Conservative summit gives platform to new wave of Republican leaders
• Controversy surrounds Minnesota sulfide mining proposal
• Cory Booker wins US Senate election in New Jersey
• Court frees PAC to collect unlimited contributions in NYC mayor race
• Court rules Texas abortion restrictions may move forward
• Court to decide on Detroit bankruptcy
• Court upholds Bo Xilai's life sentence
• Craft brewing + crowd funding = crowd brewing
• Creationists cite ‘academic freedom’ to teach beliefs in schools
• Creators of buggy HealthCare.gov face Congress
• Crisis-addled Washington careens toward the next debacle
• Critics assail Monsanto as winner of World Food Prize
• Critics of Obamacare tweet their #InsuranceCanceled letters
• Cubans traveling overseas in record numbers
• Cyanide killed potential Bulger witness, officials say
• Cyclone Phailin weakens after pounding India
• DC police: Man who set himself on fire on National Mall has died
• DNA proves Bulgarian Roma couple are biological parents of 'Maria'
• Darrell Wallace Jr. sets NASCAR milestone
• Date set for multi-nation conference on Syria
• David Petraeus, KKR’s ambassador at CUNY honors college
• Deadly blast kills women and children in southern Syria, says rights group
• Deadly earthquake, aftershocks hit central Philippines
• Deadly sectarian violence hits Myanmar
• Deadly suicide bombing hits Somalia
• Deal or no deal, US debt problems linger
• Debt ceiling battle could prompt new recession, Obama admin says
• Debt ceiling breach could bring global economic catastrophe
• Decoding the future
• Defaulting: What happens if the U.S. doesn't pay its debts? [Infographic]
• Democrats hope to force vote to end government shutdown
• Democrats push to raise debt ceiling
• Demographic shift: Compton's new Latino majority
• Deportations creating a generation scarred by parental loss
• Diesel fumes disorient honeybees
• Disabled veteran flies U.S. flag upside down to protest #shutdown
• Doctor convicted in Michael Jackson's death released from jail
• Documents reveal Pakistan approved US drone strikes
• Does Congress' partisanship reflect what Americans believe?
• Does law enforcement overreact to potential threats?
• Does the U.S. drone program need to be reformed?
• Domestic violence vigils across the country honor victims
• Dozens dead after two more boats capsize in Mediterranean
• Dozens die in Hindu temple stampede
• Dozens killed in Laos plane crash
• Dozens killed in southern India bus crash fire
• Drone victims give US lawmakers firsthand account of attack
• Due to shutdown, tax returns may be delayed up to two weeks
• Dutch call for tribunal to free Greenpeace activists in Russia
• Dutch court sentences would-be Syrian rebel fighters
• Dutch diplomat attacked in Russia
• EU announces aid package to Italy for refugees
• EU passes tough tobacco regulations, but stops short on e-cigarettes
• EU pushes to boost patrols for immigrants in Mediterranean
• EU: Distrust over US spying could weaken 'fight against terrorism'
• Eating indigenously changes diets and lives of Native Americans
• Eco-activist pleads guilty to arson
• Economic divide revealed by Superstorm Sandy still runs deep
• Egypt and the U.S.
• Egypt authorities to investigate popular satirist Bassem Youssef
• Egypt deporting Syrian refugees, Amnesty says
• Egypt in Turmoil: A Timeline
• Egypt's lobby by proxy wields outsize influence in DC
• Elementary school attack latest in wave of Iraq violence
• Emotional toll remains heavy a year after Sandy
• Evacuations ordered as Tropical Storm Karen nears Gulf Coast
• Ex-House Speaker Tom Foley dead at 84
• Exclusive: Hollywood sting
• Explosions rock several Shia neighborhoods in Iraq
• Expulsion of Roma schoolgirl reignites French migration row
• FAA lifts restrictions on in-flight electronics
• FBI affidavit supporting search of Calderon offices
• FBI refers 'unauthorized disclosure' of Calderon affidavit to Justice Dept
• FBI shuts down online black market
• FBI to investigate sheriff's deputy killing of California teen
• FBI undercover 'stings': Catching politicians red-handed
• FBI: California state senator aided alleged multimillion-dollar fraud
• FDA proposes new measures to regulate pet food
• FDA recommends tightening access to hydrocodone painkillers
• FIFA meets to debate moving 2022 World Cup to winter
• Facebook lifts ban, allows gory videos
• Falsely accused of rape?
• Family of woman killed in DC chase says police shooting 'not justified'
• Father of NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden arrives in Moscow
• Fed nominee Yellen says more to be done on jobs, economic recovery
• Feds make record bust of online currency
• Fernandez to recover from health woes, but her party is struggling
• Few sacred cows protected in shutdown
• Film festival tells stories of North Korea and human rights
• Fires now so predictable, it’s a business opportunity—tweets on wildfires
• Fires still burn after shale gas protests in New Brunswick
• First Nations clash with police at anti-fracking protest
• First movie theater in world to reopen
• Five Supreme Court cases with huge impact [Infographic]
• Five Supreme Court cases with huge impact [Infographic]
• Fixing the National Flood Insurance Program, in three charts
• Food stamp cuts: Necessary or nefarious?
• Food stamp recipients start to see reductions in benefits
• Food stamp voucher system crashes in several states
• Food, Water, Shelter and Facebook
• For Bataar the dinosaur, road home to Mongolia ran through U.S. courts
• For Haiti's amputees, a struggle but less of a stigma
• For Ms. Vets founder, fighting homelessness is personal
• For NYC Marathon, Boston tragedy looms large
• For Syrians in Jordan, sanctuary comes at a price of humiliation
• For children of migrant workers, choice can be the field or the car
• Ford marks 100 years of assembly line production
• Former Angola 3 inmate dies shortly after release
• Former Detroit mayor receives 28-year sentence
• Former Islamist Maajid Nawaz to share his story on Consider This
• Former OMB Director David Stockman discusses the government shutdown
• Former bank examiner sues Fed for Goldman-related firing
• Formula 1 race car driver found dead
• Foster care in the U.S. [infographic]
• Fostering care
• Four Chilean men found guilty in gay man's brutal murder
• Four kidnapped aid workers released in Syria
• Four months ago, immigration reform seemed imminent — now what?
• France far-right candidate compares justice minister to monkey
• France to accept Syrian refugees amid surge in anti-immigration politics
• France's National Front to sue over official's response to racist remark
• Friends of Syria meeting reveals obstacles to peace
• From Katrina to Sandy: Better than where we were
• From the contributor: Exploring Ecovative's styrofoam alternative
• Frustration over shutdown mounting in Ted Cruz's Texas
• Fukushima facts [infographic]
• Fukushima facts [infographic]
• Fukushima on the Hudson: Could a nuclear accident happen near NYC?
• GMO food fight brings in big bucks in Washington state
• GOP senators vow no more shutdowns
• GUEST BLOG: Seeing beauty in the blight in Detroit
• Gallup poll: Iranians divided on nuclear weapons
• Gay couple circumvents same-sex marriage ban in Oklahoma
• Gay for pay: Making money in lucha libre
• German artist pushes for 'Snowden Street' near US embassy
• Germany: 'Serious breach of trust' if US spied on Merkel
• Getting beyond the 'drunk slut'€™ narrative on college campuses
• Global 'March Against Monsanto' rallies activists
• Global effort to capture carbon emissions takes hit
• Golden Dawn MPs appear before judge in Greece, call charges 'fairy tale'
• Google '€˜outraged' over reports NSA accessed data centers
• Google unveils service to bypass government censorship, surveillance
• Government shutdown forces elderly couple from Nevada home
• Government shutdown slows wheels of justice
• Government shutdown: Ideological impasse or pure politics?
• Government shutdown: Senate takes center stage in budget debate
• Greek lawmakers vote to cut funding for far-right Golden Dawn party
• Growing up in America’s most dangerous city, Flint
• Growing up undocumented
• Guantánamo Bay detainees appeal ‘inhumane’ force-feeding
• Guantánamo inmate: ‘We will remain on hunger strike’
• Gulf Coast residents brace for Tropical Storm Karen
• Gunman shot dead after opening fire on federal courthouse in West Virginia
• Haiti, the forgotten victim of Sandy
• Haitians sue UN over cholera epidemic
• Halloween costumes unmask cultural stereotypes
• Hawaii governor expects gay marriage bill to pass 'within week'
• Head of far-right Golden Dawn party jailed in Athens
• Health care exchanges net poor reviews
• Health exchanges go live, with a few snags
• HealthCare.gov contractors hand off blame for botched rollout
• Higgs and Englert win Nobel for physics
• High winds whip fires across California
• Historically black colleges in financial fight for their future
• Holland museum masterpieces may be Nazi loot, probe reveals
• Hopes fade for Syria peace talks next month
• Hornet attacks kill dozens in China
• House Democrats unveil immigration measure
• House approves bill on back pay for furloughed workers
• How Snowden'€™s email provider will reshape the Internet privacy debate
• How did Ross Ulbricht allegedly become an online drug kingpin?
• How has graffiti evolved?
• How pervasive is corruption in American politics?
• How politics can ruin America's AAA credit rating
• How should local law enforcement handle undocumented immigrants?
• How the Affordable Care Act unequally affects U.S. territories
• Human Rights Watch accuses Syria rebels of war crimes
• Human rights groups say Obama has failed on Guantanamo
• Hungary charges former top communist official over 1956 war crimes
• Hurricane Sandy showed that our rebuilding efforts need reform
• Hurricane? Now there’s an app for that
• IAEA team in Japan to check on Fukushima cleanup
• IMF chief warns against drastic US spending cuts
• Illinois prisoners stage hunger strike for books
• Immigration and private prison companies [Infographic]
• Immigration rights activists in Tucson block deportation buses
• In 'Mayberry,' a glimpse of why a Washington crisis is hard to crack
• In Bosnia, census threatens to rekindle ethnic tensions
• In Egypt, an unhappy medium
• In Egypt, demonstrations, death mark anniversary of 1973 war
• In Iraq, executions rise as deadly attacks escalate
• In Obama's absence, other leaders take center stage at APEC meeting
• In Rhode Island, an imperfect yet hopeful Obamacare launch
• In US military aid to Egypt, business as usual
• In epidemic of campus sex crimes, LGBT cases often neglected
• In health care rollout, Medicaid expansion a priority
• In pursuing Iran success abroad, Obama risks tripping up at home
• In rare public protest, China newspaper urges release of reporter
• In shutdown blame game, tea party points finger back at Obama
• India struggles with onion crisis
• Indian school head charged with murder over poisoned student lunches
• India’s ‘Little Master,’ cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, announces retirement
• Influence of money in California politics
• Inside Mississippi's last abortion clinic
• Inside the Dark Net: The Internet's thriving underworld
• Inside the homes of Syrian refugees
• Inside the lab of a DIY biohacking collective
• Inspectors begin mission to destroy Syria's chemical weapons
• Interactive table: Which cities are at risk for major flood losses?
• Internet freedom in 'global decline,' report finds
• Interview with Dan DeVivo & Valeria Fernández,Directors of "Two Americans"
• Investigating a military suicide when it's your son
• Iran accuses four of nuclear sabotage
• Iran bans reformist newspaper over article questioning Shia Islam
• Iran hangs 16 prisoners in retaliation for border attack
• Iran nuclear talks end with cautious optimism
• Iran nuclear talks get off to 'positive' start in Geneva
• Iran offers opening gambit as it warms to nuclear talks
• Iran parliament endorses new president's diplomatic approach
• Iran rejects West's demand to ship out uranium stockpiles
• Iran's Khamenei OKs nuclear diplomacy with US, with a caveat
• Iraq war claimed half a million lives, study finds
• Ireland votes on eliminating its Senate
• Is America ready for the next Superstorm Sandy?
• Is Chokwe Lumumba the most radical elected official in America?
• Is HealthCare.gov a data risk? Perhaps
• Is tough talk in DC stopping a shutdown deal?
• Israel agrees to release 26 more Palestinian prisoners
• Israel halts Gaza shipments over tunnel
• Israel releases 26 Palestinian prisoners
• Israel should welcome Rouhani's election victory
• Israel to build 1,500 new settlement homes in East Jerusalem
• Israeli forces kill Palestinian bomb suspect in West Bank shoot-out
• Israeli settlers accused of destroying Palestinian olive trees
• JPMorgan nears $13 billion deal with Justice Department
• JPMorgan to pay $100M to settle charges on 'London Whale' trades
• JPMorgan to pay $5.1 billion to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
• Japan asks for world's help on Fukushima leaks
• Jewish Americans see generational split on Israel-Palestine
• Joblessness: A chronic drag on the economy and social stability
• Jobs report is latest shutdown casualty
• Johns Hopkins panel: Antibiotic use in livestock a public safety risk
• Jordan's rural poor chafe under the burden of hosting Syrian refugees
• Judge blocks part of restrictive Texas abortion law
• Judge orders monitoring of Sheriff Arpaio to ensure profiling ends
• Judge orders release of mentally ill Guantanamo prisoner
• Judges in Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood trial quit
• Justice for Khmer Rouge crimes is running out of time
• Karplus, Levitt, Warshel win Nobel chemistry prize
• Karzai blasts NATO on 12th anniversary of Afghan war
• Kashmir tensions rise as India, Pakistan exchange gunfire
• Kenya calls for Somalis to leave world's largest refugee camp
• Kenya to plant microchips in rhino horns to deter poachers
• Kenyan Muslim cleric killed in aftermath of mall attack
• Kerry and Karzai reach partial Afghan security deal
• Kerry, Karzai hold talks on US military presence in Afghanistan after 2014
• Kidnapped Turks, Shia pilgrims released in Syria hostage deal
• Kurdish rebels warn of new raids in Turkey unless peace process revived
• Kurds tighten grip on Syria's northeast
• LA county sheriff found liable in inmate abuse case
• Lack of transparency in US drone killings muddies legal status, says UN
• Lampedusa boat tragedy death toll rises amid EU migrant policy concerns
• Language barriers, safety concerns may be slowing HPV vaccination rates
• Latinos make up majority of fatal falls at construction sites in NY
• Lawmakers arrested at Washington rally for immigration reform
• Lawmakers hold hearing on Al-Shabab threat to US
• Lawyers want Guantanamo 'gag order' lifted
• Lawyers: BP lied about size of Gulf oil spill
• Leaders of far-right Golden Dawn party appear in court in Greece
• Libya demands answers after US seizes Al-Qaeda leader in Tripoli
• Libyan PM freed from captivity
• Libyan soldiers killed in ambush of military checkpoint
• Listen to the people on Obamacare
• Live chat with Tony Harris on the shutdown
• Local NC official accepts same-sex marriage applications despite ban
• London's National Gallery hosts Klimt portrait seized by Nazis
• Lost retirement money
• Lou Reed: A glorious contradiction
• Louisiana Angola 3 inmate freed after 41 years of solitary
• Low-income schools find new way to fundraise
• Low-wage workers are fighting for more than just money
• Madagascar prepares for potential epidemic of bubonic plague
• Magnitude 7.3 earthquake hits off Japan’s Fukushima
• Maine commissioner recuses himself from Nestle water case
• Maine lobstermen in a pinch over low prices, record catch
• Major coastal cities in US face billions in flood losses
• Majority of US executions stem from 2 percent of counties, study finds
• Majority of US fast food workers need public assistance
• Malala Yousafzai wins European human rights prize
• Malala continues fight against Taliban in autobiography
• Malala, the Muslim feminist
• Malaria vaccine could be approved by 2015 after successful trials
• Malaysian court bans use of 'Allah' by non-Muslims
• Man behind fatal DUI YouTube confession sentenced to prison
• Manchester City player alleges racist abuse by Russian fans
• Map: Reliving Superstorm Sandy, one year later
• Mass evacuations as 'Super Cyclone' Phailin hits India
• McDonald’s advises employee to apply for food stamps
• Meet the women taking on their universities over sexual assault
• Members of Ole Miss football team use gay slurs toward theater performers
• Members of the Calderon political dynasty
• Memphis mayor orders all backlogged rape kits tested
• Merkel sends intelligence delegation to US over NSA spying
• Mexico on high alert after attacks on state energy firms
• Michigan battle over 'Obamacare' becomes fight for soul of GOP
• Microsoft investors reportedly push for Bill Gates ouster
• Migrant boat capsizes off Italian coast
• Migration takes center stage at UN General Assembly
• Military bulletproofing technology finds a role in some U.S. classrooms
• Millennials and the Affordable Care Act [Infographic]
• Millennials and the Affordable Care Act: Beyond the buzz words
• Minnesota’s mining debate
• Missing organs fuel calls for investigation into Georgia teen's death
• Mississippi auto workers accuse Nissan of anti-union labor violations
• Mississippi to make history by opening civil rights museum
• Missouri switches to new lethal injection drug
• Modifying older robot technology to study the ocean’s sharks in new ways
• Montenegro holds first gay pride march in capital
• More than a dozen killed as Typhoon Wipha hits Japan
• Mormon women march for entry into priesthood
• Mr. Sharif comes to Washington
• Ms. Veteran America: Healing in heels