The Takeaway
Japan's earthquake and Google's technology
When the earthquake struck in Japan, technology companies like Google sprang into action to help.
How to live longer
Scientists have unlocked some surprising secrets about why some people live longer than others.
Will Japan's earthquake kill the nuclear industry?
The plumes of smoke rising from Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant raise questions about the nuclear industry as a whole.
How protests take down dictatorships
Popular protests in places like Egypt and Libya are still about convincing the country's elites.
The other side of the American Revolution
During the American Revolution, many colonists, had good reason for not breaking with the crown.
American educational decline: Not so bad
There's no need to panic over the U.S. educational decline, according to experts. It's good that people are getting smarter around the world.
Spinning the news for Libya and Egypt
Nearly every country in the Middle East has a PR company working for them. When protests break out, the job gets more difficult.
Gadhafi: Borderline personality disorder
A psychologist examines the leader of Libya's mental state.
Will the new tech bubble burst?
Technology companies like Facebook, Twitter and Groupon may be worth a lot of money, but some think that tech stocks are another bubble getting ready to burst.
Arizona's new immigration laws
The Arizona legislature is considering a new round of laws aimed at curbing undocumented immigration into the state.
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