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Stories for November 2013 Group 1

• "Some of America’s best-kept secrets are out"—tweets on NSA surveillance
• "They say they did it to protect my children”—tweets on Native adoption
• #MillionMaskMarch calls for end to political corruption
• #NadorKiss: Anonymous takes on Moroccan authorities over kissing case
• 'Batkid' battling leukemia saves the day in San Francisco
• 'Doing it for the game': Why a football star quit the sport for good
• 'Hacktivist' pioneers [Infographic]
• 'Ice': Not your mother's meth
• 'My mom's on Facebook': Teens unfriending network
• 'Narco Cultura' takes a blood-soaked look at Mexico's war on drugs
• 1 in 6 unemployed Americans abuses drugs or alcohol
• 1,500 masterpieces in Munich closet found in ‘Nazi Treasure’ raid
• 11 killed in Xinjiang police station attack
• 123456 and other things that shouldn't be your password
• 20 years on, NAFTA still stings in Ypsilanti, Mich.
• 3D printing in space: the next big business?
• 6 things you need to know about NSA surveillance
• 6,000 suspected child abuse cases in Arizona not investigated
• 76,000 soldiers 'chaptered out' of veterans' benefits since 2006
• A Massachusetts local currency gets international attention
• A document mule in the Internet age
• A frighteningly normal man
• A glimpse into the mind of free solo climber Alex Honnold
• A history of Washington's 'Redskins' name [Timeline]
• A nonprofit supermarket in Pa. offers hope for suburban poor
• A peek at the censored images on China's 'Twitter'
• A steelier message from the US on elephant poaching
• A stumble in Geneva, but Iran nuclear talks still have legs
• A turning point for offshore wind energy?
• A visual journalist: Janet Hamlin on sketching Guantanamo's courts
• ACLU asks New York judge to halt NSA surveillance
• ACLU suit says anal probes ordered after traffic stop
• Abandoning my homeland to Abu Zubaydah
• Abu Zubaydah’s case continues to languish in legal black hole
• Activists launch ballot initiative to raise DC minimum wage
• Activists: Syrian rebels capture oil field as govt launches deadly strikes
• Aerial views of Haiyan's destructive path
• Affordable Care Act to expand mental health coverage
• Afghan children die in roadside blasts
• Afghan opium production at record high
• Afghanistan defies US on security pact signing deadline
• Afghanistan divided over security pact with US
• Africa on the verge of Internet boom
• Afrikaner 'Kommando Kamp' prepares youth for post-Mandela South Africa
• After Geneva, can an Iran nuclear deal be done?
• After Geneva, how will the US and Iran reach a final deal?
• After Typhoon Haiyan, a call for global climate justice
• After Typhoon Haiyan, violence against young women a lingering concern
• After landslides, poorest of poor left out in cold in Mexico
• After more than two decades in prison, a second chance
• Aid begins to reach remote Philippine areas ravaged by Haiyan
• Al-Shabab attacks police station near Somalia capital
• Alabama board approves pardons for 'Scottsboro Boys'
• Alabama counties: No marriage licenses for undocumented residents
• Alaska governor criticized for 'ignoring' state storm damage
• Albania rejects calls to host Syrian chemical arms destruction
• Albanians protest over Syria chemical weapons dismantling proposal
• Albuquerque abortion battle
• Albuquerque voters reject ban on late-term abortions
• Ali Velshi: Could a recession be coming?
• Alice Waters talks to David Shuster
• Alleged 'Silk Road' founder denied bail
• America's next tech export: Nonlethal weapons
• American detained in North Korea
• American man arrested in Dubai for making satirical video
• American, US Airways merger given all clear for takeoff
• Amid concern over cyber-bullying, one mother fights for tough new laws
• Amid dire climate warnings, Warsaw summit to begin
• Amnesty International: Qatar failing to enforce its labor laws
• An Obamacare migration?
• Anti-austerity groups protest UK's rising 'fuel poverty'
• Anti-fracking activists denied injunction in Canada
• Anti-militia protest turns deadly in Libya
• Apple: US demands for data dwarfs that of other countries
• Arab-Americans cry foul over California high school mascot
• Are the people in control of our nuclear arsenal overstressed?
• Arizona sheriff restricts meals for 'unpatriotic' inmates
• Art sales records shattered with global rise of billionaires
• Artist who sketched portraits of soldiers an ‘unsung hero’ of WWII
• As Kerry talks peace, Israeli settlers dispossess Palestinians
• As climate warms, no sour grapes in France
• As sea levels rise, how can coastal communities survive natural disaster?
• Assault on Marine defending gay friends to be investigated as hate crime
• At least 27 killed across Iraq in latest wave of violence
• Audio recording attributes Tiananmen crash to Uyghur armed group
• Autism symptoms detected in babies as early as 2 months old
• Autopsy reveals Michigan shooting victim McBride shot in face
• Bachelet leads in Chile elections, but will face runoff
• Bangladesh proposes 77 percent wage increase for garment workers
• Bangladesh reaches wage deal, but garment workers' protest goes on
• Bangladesh sentences hundreds to death, life in prison in mutiny verdict
• Barneys to place NYPD under surveillance amid racial profiling claims
• Batkid rescues San Francisco
• Behind the Scenes: Phil Torres' bug-eating adventure
• Billions of Earth-like planets in Milky Way, study finds
• Bitcoin in government crosshairs
• Black Friday protests, fights but also record sales for Walmart
• Blockbuster to close all stores, end mail service
• Bo Xilai supporter announces new political party
• Boat carrying 70 refugees sinks off Myanmar coast
• Bob Lilly: A storyteller following the family business
• Boeing lands $100 billion in orders at Dubai Air Show
• Bomb blast on Syrian army base kills at least 31 troops
• Book excerpt: 'My Name Used to be Muhammad'
• Bridging the Jewish-Muslim divide
• Britain revives ties with Iran two years after embassy attack
• British marine found guilty over Afghanistan killing
• Brooklyn musician kills 3 other musicians, himself, police say
• Brotherhood protests erupt in Egypt ahead of Morsi trial
• Building a ‘tiny house': Get a glimpse inside a miniature retreat
• Bulletproof whiteboards go to college
• Businessman bought Navy secrets with prostitutes, Lady Gaga tickets
• By the numbers: Female WWII pilots
• By the numbers: Philippines in crisis
• By the numbers: The Tea Party
• Calderon refused to wear recording device in FBI probe
• California Senate leader wants to strip Ronald Calderon of committee posts
• California Walmart workers call for more hours, better pay
• California company recalls poultry products amid E. coli scare
• California to delay federal insurance policy cancellations
• California vs. Arizona: A tale of two health care states
• California’s Calderon stripped of committee assignments
• Cambodia garment workers' protest turns deadly
• Cameron to demand Sri Lanka war crimes investigation
• Can Twitter make shareholders, users happy at the same time?
• Canceled insurance policies lead to confusion as health care law kicks in
• Car blast in Somalia kills at least six
• Car bomb in Iraq kills dozens
• Cargill to label when its beef uses ‘pink slime’
• Casualties of war: Ann Jones shares scenes of recovery and rehabilitation
• Catching up on football concussions, from Pop Warner to the pros
• Celebrating America's oldest DJ
• Central African Republic falling into anarchy
• Central African Republic held surrender talks with warlord Joseph Kony
• Central African Republic says France to boost troops
• Charges dropped against teen girls in Florida bullying case
• Charles Barkley talks to Michael Eaves
• Chester
• Chicago students 'go zombie' to protest public school closures
• Childhood ADHD diagnosis on rise, US health officials say
• China eyes free market reforms
• China rolls back one-child policy, plans to scrap labor camps
• China says it monitored defiant US bomber flights
• China scrambles fighter jets as US, Japan defy air defense zone
• China sends in warplanes after Japan, SKorea defy air defense zone
• China to launch 'Jade Rabbit,' its first moon probe
• China's highest court calls for end to torture of accused criminals
• China’s new family planning policy ‘too little, too late’
• Chinese energy giant eyes Canadian natural gas project
• Civil war nearing end in Colombia
• Cocaine, heroin and avocados
• Collapse at Sao Paulo World Cup stadium leaves workers dead
• Collect It All: America's Surveillance State
• College football doesn't need a playoff
• Colorado homeless moved to the country for rehab
• Comet ISON headed for 'Spacegiving Day' graze with sun
• Concussions among youth football players also cause for concern
• Congo's M23 rebels declare cease-fire
• Congo, M23 rebels peace deal signing delayed over wording of pact
• Contributor Q&A: Crystal Dilworth on electronic cigarettes
• Contributor Q&A: Kosta Grammatis on mosquito-jamming technology
• Contributor Q&A: Marita Davison explores innovative kitchen technology
• Contributor Q&A: Marita Davison on earthquake-proofing the Bay Bridge
• Corrupt police lead investigators to mass graves in Mexico
• Could a flea-size beetle bring down a $1 billion industry?
• Could soldiers, like football players, be at risk of brain disease?
• Could spinach genes save the world's oranges?
• Cricket's 'Little Master' Sachin Tendulkar bids final farewell
• Critic of Islam accuses partner organizations of financial motives
• Cuban crocodile 'Fidel' gets renamed after controversy
• DR Congo battles rage despite cease fire offer
• DR Congo rebels say they are ready to disarm
• Deadlock between Israelis, Palestinians puts peace deal in jeopardy
• Deadly bombing hits central Damascus
• Deadly explosions hit near Iranian Embassy in Beirut
• Deadly storm that slammed US Southwest heading east
• Deadly winter storm inches toward northeastern US
• Death toll from Somali cyclone rises to more than 100
• Defense bill stalls amid debate on military sex assault amendments
• Despite 'untested' drug cocktail, judge says Ohio inmate will be executed
• Details surface in Morocco teen rape, suicide case
• Detroit gun violence claims 17 lives in past 10 days
• Detroit homeowner charged over Renisha McBride shooting
• Detroit's homeless say they are driven out of downtown
• Diary of a nobody
• Did the FDA jump on the trans fat bandwagon too late?
• Divided Warsaw climate talks near end with little to show
• Documents show HealthCare.gov couldn't handle 500 users before launch
• Documents show NSA repeatedly violated spy limits
• Does NSA surveillance challenge political groups' First Amendment rights?
• Does the US get anything out of a nuclear deal with Iran?
• Dominican Republic cancels meeting with Haiti amid deportation controversy
• Don't blame Jenny McCarthy for your whooping cough
• Doris Lessing, Nobel Prize laureate, dies at 94
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• Dozens killed in Egypt train accident
• Dozens killed in Iraq bombs
• Dozens killed in latest Baghdad bombs
• Dozens killed, many more trapped as supermarket roof collapses in Latvia
• Drawings provide rare glimpse of the 9/11 trials
• Drone protesters in Pakistan block NATO supply route
• E-cigarettes rising in popularity, but risks still unknown
• EU court says anti-gay laws can be grounds for asylum
• EU leaders turn to Cold War scorn as Russia scuppers Ukraine deal
• EU sanctions against Iran could begin easing next month
• Eastern China oil pipeline death toll rises to 55
• Ebadi: Detente with West hasn't changed Iran human rights
• Economic growth beats expectations, but consumer spending still low
• Egypt police disperse activists rallying against anti-protest law
• Egypt to lift state of emergency
• Egypt's Committee of 50 rewrites the constitution — again
• Egypt's interim president issues law restricting protests
• Egypt's military ruler al-Sisi suggests he's open to presidential bid
• Egypt: A defiant Morsi calls trial 'illegitimate'
• Egypt: female protesters face heavy prison sentences
• Egyptian students defy law banning protests
• Election day 2013: Live results
• Election results put policies and personality center stage
• Elections: GMO labeling, minimum wage among issues
• Emissions, climate-change debate hits heartland as EPA visits Kansas
• European Jewry sees rise in anti-Semitic sentiment, survey finds
• European far-right parties team up against Islam and Brussels
• Evidence of massacre uncovered in Central African Republic
• Ex-convicts should not be stigmatized into unemployment
• Exclusive: Abu Zubaydah wanted to 'bring America to its knees' after 9/11
• Exclusive: Abu Zubaydah's journey from student to mujahedeen
• Exclusive: Abu Zubaydah’s struggle for martyrdom and Pepsi
• Exclusive: Inside the mind of a self-styled jihadi
• Exclusive: Swiss study says polonium found in Arafat's bones
• Exclusive: The secret diaries of Gitmo detainee Abu Zubaydah
• Exclusive: Torturing Abu Zubaydah and the art of deception
• Explainer: What Iran and world powers agreed in Geneva
• FAA says it's behind schedule on guidelines for drones in US
• FBI sting and faked death may have played key role in Silk Road demise
• FCC chair says he's against in-flight cellphone calls
• FCC mulls lifting ban on in-flight cellphone calls
• FDA approves bird flu vaccine for national stockpile
• FDA ban on trans fats gets lukewarm public reception
• FDA orders gene-testing sales halt
• FDA: Anti-smoking drug Chantix linked to more than 500 suicides
• Family and activists demand justice for #RenishaMcBride
• Family seeks answers in Renisha McBride porch shooting
• Family seeks justice for Islan Nettles on Transgender Day of Remembrance
• Far-right Poles riot during independence day march
• Farm helps traumatized veterans re-enter civilian life
• Federal government to transfer laboratory chimps to sanctuaries
• Feeding a family of five on food stamps
• Fighting to save Colorado mining town
• Five charged with smuggling meth from North Korea
• Florida schoolgirl threatened with expulsion for Afro hairstyle
• For Filipino-American community, an anxious wait for news
• For many Roma in Western Europe, no option to go home
• For one unit, the day after Veterans Day marks a bitter memory
• For some elite marathoners, concerns over violence hit home
• Former Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards, 86, to run again
• Former NHL players sue league over concussions
• Former Texas prosecutor to spend 10 days in jail for wrongful conviction
• Four Marines killed in Camp Pendleton explosion
• France arrests suspected newspaper office shooter
• France assures Israel it will remain firm on Iran deal
• France defends full-face veil ban at European human rights court
• French newspaper shooting suspect was 'confused,' police say
• French sex workers demand open dialogue on proposal to fine clients
• From Zapruder to the selfie: Images capture, but seldom explain
• Fukushima engineers begin removing fuel rods from damaged reactor
• Fukushima fallout
• Gay rights bill passes first major hurdle in Congress
• Genetically modified mosquitoes set off uproar in Florida Keys
• Gentrification in San Francisco
• George Takei talks to John Seigenthaler
• George Zimmerman arrested after reported domestic disturbance
• Georgia jury form lists 'slave' as occupation
• Germany allows third gender option on birth certificates
• Germany, Brazil present UN resolution on cyberprivacy
• Getting foodie with it: The technology revolutionizing meals
• Giant dinosaur that predates Tyrannosaurus rex unveiled in Utah
• Going beyond Buy Nothing Day
• GoldieBlox: Engineering toy for girls 'not that radical'
• Google's triumph advances transformative use of copyrighted work
• Greek police raid occupied TV station
• Green groups walk out of UN climate talks in Warsaw
• Greenpeace activists to face additional Russian charges
• Gubernatorial and mayoral races, GMO foods at fore on Election Day
• Gun advocates take aim at California recalls
• Hacktivism
• Hacktivist Jeremy Hammond's mother: For my birthday, judge stole my child
• Hagel voices US concerns over Egypt's new protest law
• Haiti anti-government protest turns violent
• Haitian migrant boat capsizes, dozens feared dead
• Handbook for a New Military Spouse: Excerpts
• Haqqani network leader killed in Pakistan
• Hawaii edges closer to legalizing same-sex marriage
• Hawaii governor signs same-sex marriage bill into law
• Hawaii politician wields sledgehammer to address homeless problem
• Health care sign-ups far below expectations
• Healthcare.gov meets deadline for fixes, analysts to review site
• Hedge fund giant to pay $1.8B insider trading charge
• Hernandez wins Honduran election on law-and-order platform
• High times for West Coast 'cannabusiness'
• High-res map of world forests details true loss to ecosystems
• Hiring up in October despite government shutdown
• Hollywood comes to terms with slavery
• Homosexuality still a crime in 38 African countries
• Honduras' political violence threatens to undermine its November elections
• Honduras' presidential election demands an investigation
• House passes GOP health cover fix, aided by Democratic rebels
• How Google is transforming disaster relief
• How Iran and world powers finally got to yes on a nuclear deal
• How Narendra Modi uses India's rich heritage as political camouflage
• How a controversial Ariz. program tries to keep sex workers out of jail
• How companies are using video games to detect qualified candidates
• How do e-cigarettes work?
• How foodies can become champions for workers' rights
• How often are animals harmed on film, TV sets?
• How prevalent is alcohol consumption among pregnant women?
• How the 'fortress of fundamentalism' handles sexual assault
• How the Afghan jihad went global
• How the worst blot on JFK's presidency happened
• How to create millions of jobs
• How to end Syria'€™s 'new war'
• How to keep a human heart beating—forever
• How vulnerable is the Midwest to future tornadoes?
• How were alleged Al-Qaeda members reportedly allowed to enter the US?
• Hundreds of protests planned to mark Black Friday
• Hunger for drugs brings torture and death to Mexico City
• Hunger in America: By the numbers
• Hunger, panic in Philippines as death toll climbs
• Husband of ‘Pussy Riot’ band member tries to locate imprisoned wife
• IAEA: Iran slows nuclear expansion
• Ignore the extremists in Tehran and on Capitol Hill
• Illinois becomes 16th state to legalize same-sex marriage
• Illinois lawmakers send marriage equality bill to governor
• Illinois residents begin to survey damage from tornadoes
• Illinois tornado survivor: 'It's all gone'
• In Chile and Seattle, the left faces an electoral dilemma
• In Iran, Geneva deal is seen as a strategic pivot in US relations
• In Juarez, vigilante justice comes in a blond wig
• In Memphis, healthy, affordable food for those in need
• In bid for energy independence, Ukraine signs $10B shale gas bid
• In rural community devastated by Typhoon Haiyan, resilience reigns
• India opens first state bank for women
• India prepares to launch Mars probe
• Indian boxer battles pain, poverty, family to chase her Olympic dream
• Indiana prepares to vote on amendment banning gay marriage
• Indonesia halts cooperation with Australia over spying claims
• Initial ‘Obamacare’ enrollment numbers very low
• Inmate firefighters: Taking the heat, away from the cooler
• Iran and the US should offer a mutual apology
• Iran invites UN inspectors to controversial Arak nuclear facility
• Iran is negotiating with the wrong US officials
• Iran nuclear deal poses a political challenge for Israel's Netanyahu
• Iran nuclear deal within reach, but key differences remain
• Iran nuclear deal: Mixed global reactions to Geneva accord
• Iran nuclear talks break up with no deal, but new date set
• Iran nuclear talks continue as Khamenei stresses limits to concessions
• Iran nuclear talks resume amid hopes of historic deal
• Iran protesters hold largest anti-US rally in years
• Iran talks: Amid speculation of progress, differences remain
• Iranian deputy minister shot dead
• Iranian leaders sign on to social media, call for end to Twitter ban
• Iranian student-outlaws seek new life under Rouhani
• Iraq bombings target Shia pilgrims and police during Ashoura
• Iraqi Shia group fires warning shots into Saudi Arabia
• Is California's social media 'eraser' law a losing battle?
• Is Obama disrespected because of his race?
• Is the US giving Iran everything it wants in hopes of reaching nuke deal?
• Is there a crisis in US-Saudi relations?
• Israel PM calls for halt to West Bank settlement plan
• Israel approves new settlements in West Bank
• Israel reportedly proposes separation wall as Palestinian border
• Israel strikes Syrian military base
• Italy Senate expels Berlusconi over tax fraud conviction
• I’ve got the Black Friday blues
• JFK: Civil rights leader or bystander?
• JPMorgan agrees to $13 billion settlement over mortgages
• JPMorgan reaches tentative $4.5 billion deal with investors
• JPMorgan's Twitter PR project unleashes public outrage
• Jailed Pussy Riot member cut off from contact, husband says
• Jailed Pussy Riot member found in Siberian prison hospital
• Jailed Pussy Riot member sent to Siberia, husband says
• Janet Yellen's daunting task as likely head of Federal Reserve
• Japan is showing the world that stimulus works
• Joselina Salazar: Using TV visuals to connect viewers to the world
• Journalist Glenn Greenwald's partner challenges UK detention
• Judge grants stay of execution in Missouri for convicted killer
• Judge orders cooling off at California Sriracha factory
• Judge orders release of Sandy Hook 911 recordings
• Judge tosses lawsuit challenging Google's digital library
• Karzai details conditions for signing US security pact
• Karzai rejects elders' advice to back US-Afghan deal quickly
• Karzai urges support for US security pact, but delays signing
• Katy Ramirez Karp talks chasing stories and casting conversations
• Kenya military says it bombed Al-Shabab camp
• Kenya teen gang rape case sparks outrage, protests
• Kenyan man and woman win New York City Marathon
• Kerry admits US surveillance has, at times, 'gone too far'
• Kerry assures Egypt of 'vital' partnership
• Kerry declares the end of the Monroe Doctrine era
• Kerry to join Iran nuclear talks in Geneva in bid to close deal
• Kerry to urge Congress to delay additional Iran sanctions
• Kershaw and Scherzer easily win Cy Young Awards
• Key Syria rebel group won't join talks unless Assad told to step down
• Key union strategy goes before Supreme Court
• LAX shooting kills TSA agent, sends travelers fleeing
• LGBT employees still need legal protection, advocates say
• Latvia president: Deadly supermarket roof collapse amounts to 'murder'
• Latvian PM resigns in wake of deadly supermarket roof collapse
• Lawyer: California prison uses pepper spray on mentally ill inmates
• Lebanese couple announces country's first 'sect-less' baby
• Libya's deputy intel chief freed as governor dodges assassination
• Libya's spy chief kidnapped
• Libyan army, militias clash in Benghazi
• Like sushi? Soon you’ll be eating bugs
• Live blog: Janet Yellen's Senate confirmation hearing for Fed chairwoman
• Live blog: Shots fired at LAX
• Living small: The tiny house movement
• Living small: The tiny house movement [Infographic]
• Londoners struggle to afford housing as experts warn of bubble
• Long-awaited Newtown school shooting report to be released
• Lost Birds: A Fault Lines Story
• MDMA’s promise of a risk-free high is what makes it so dangerous
• Madrid's garbage piles up amid worker strike
• Maine gubernatorial candidate Michaud announces he is gay
• Malcolm Gladwell talks to Ali Velshi
• Maldives swears in new president
• Malfunctioning drone strikes Navy ship
• Mapping three years of tropical storms in the Philippines
• Mars 'Maven' mission blasts off
• Massive US-Mexico drug-smuggling tunnel found near San Diego
• Massive death toll feared as typhoon pummels Philippines
• Max Brooks: From disaster fiction to real life preparedness
• McCutchen, Cabrera win MVP awards
• McDonald's to employees: break food into pieces to feel full
• Median wage falls to lowest level since 1998
• Medical crisis, outages inflict further pain on Philippines
• Meet Consider This social media producer Hermela Aregawi
• Meeting the Prince of Blackwater
• Memorials mark 50 years since JFK assassination
• Mexico economic reality doesn't fit 'Aztec Tiger' narrative
• Mexico's 'green gold' [Infographic]
• Mexico's World Cup bid a boon for US economy
• Miami Gardens police accused of rampant stop and frisk abuse
• Middle East to vaccinate 20 million children against polio
• Migrant boat capsizes near Greece, leaving several dead
• Military research to make a super-soldier now helps people walk again
• Minneapolis mayoral race highlights unconventional campaigning
• Minnesota protesters want NFL's Redskins to change name
• Missing autistic teen puts focus on school 'mainstreaming'
• Missouri executes serial killer amid lethal injection drug concerns
• Mobster 'Whitey' Bulger sentenced to life in prison for 11 murders
• Money advice: Don't spend less, spend smarter
• More Americans say doctors should do everything to save terminally ill
• More metro economies struggling in 2013: report
• More than half of inmates in solitary at NYC’s Rikers are mentally ill
• Morning-after pill found to be ineffective for women over 176 pounds
• Morning-after pill ineffective for heavier women, says European maker
• Moroccan teen, forced to marry her rapist, commits suicide
• Morsi supporters sentenced to 17 years for Al-Azhar protest in Egypt
• Mountain strong: After the flood, Colorado on rough recovery road
• Movember: Men go hairy for health
• Mozambique Airlines plane crashes in Namibia, killing 33
• Ms. Marvel returns as Muslim teen
• Music publishers seek payment for online lyric views
• Muslim women speak for themselves using #AsAMuslimWoman
• Muslim. Jersey girl. Comic superhero?
• My two dads
• Myanmar releases political prisoners as foreign delegations visit
• Mystery surrounds Snowden's secret Moscow life
• NAACP seeks felony charges in San Jose hate crime case
• NFL players' struggles to adapt off field too often end in tragedy
• NJ mall shooter found dead after lockdown
• NSA Leaks: a timeline
• Nation's largest funeral company keeps growing amid complaints, protests
• Navy admirals reprimanded in widening bribery scandal
• Need to Know: 4 engineering upgrades to the Bay Bridge
• Need to Know: Cooking sous-vide, from France to foodies to your kitchen
• Need to Know: How to eat bugs
• Need to Know: Meet the bug killing the world's orange groves
• Negotiations with Iran show promise, but true test comes later
• Netanyahu urges France to keep tough line on Iran
• Never cooperate with a sitting president
• New Greek group claims responsibility for Golden Dawn killings
• New Jersey town vows to rescue foreclosed homeowners
• New York City bans tobacco sales to people under age 21
• New York falls for gambling boondoggle
• New Yorkers urge de Blasio to #DropTheAppeal on stop-and-frisk
• Newborn babies cling to life in ravaged Philippines
• Nigeria rebels kill dozens in late night raid
• No charges made in Detroit shooting of unarmed black teenager
• Norway: 3 killed in bus hijacking
• Norwegian salmon farm offers bounty for escaped fish
• Nuclear deal raises prospects (and fears) of broader US-Iran thaw
• Oakland struggles to protect children from sex trafficking
• Obama admits issues with Obamacare. Can he recover?
• Obama alerted to HealthCare.gov problems as early as March
• Obama calls on House GOP to pass immigration reform
• Obama tells Maliki US wants inclusive Iraq
• Obama to halt deportations of US military relatives
• Obama: Booted health customers will be given a reprieve
• Obesity linked to early onset of puberty in girls, study says