The Takeaway
Can (online) games save the (real) world?
Video games can change people's lives and may be able to save the world, if we can put them to good use.
Egypt's New Leader: Omar Suleiman?
Egyptian President Honsi Mubarak is rumored to be stepping down, leaving Omar Suleiman to lead the country. But who is Omar Suleiman?
Bed bugs: Entomological terrorists
Entomologists are gathering at the National Bed Bug Summit to figure out how to fight back against bed bugs.
U.S. and Egypt: Danger and democracy
Policies by the United States have created a dangerous road ahead in Egypt.
Internet freedom or real-world hypocrisy
The revolution in Tunisia is being hailed as a victory for internet freedoms, but government control is causing real problems.
Chinese arts and censorship
Two American artists who have worked in China for many years – an actress and a rapper – talk about censorship's effect on creativity.
China: The new World Bank
The world's biggest investor in developing countries is no longer the World Bank. It's China.
New foreclosure mess: Faulty documents
Lawyers are being held responsible for their clients faulty documents, sometimes with large consequences.
Censoring Mark Twain
The Takeaway discusses the significance of removing the "n word" from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
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