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Cynthia Nixon (left) and Laura Linney alternate playing the roles of Regina (left) and Birdie in The Little Foxes. Joan Marcus/Courtesy of Boneau/Bryan-Brown hide caption
As Tensions Rise, Experts Question Threat Level Posed By North Korea
Harvard Project Outlines Pattern Of Attorney Failures In Arkansas Death Row Cases
Cynthia Nixon (left) and Laura Linney alternate playing the roles of Regina (left) and Birdie in The Little Foxes. Joan Marcus/Courtesy of Boneau/Bryan-Brown hide caption
Hacking Lake Erie: Tech Competition Seeks Solutions To Water-Related Problems
Obama Re-Enters Public Eye At Community Engagement Panel In Chicago
Recently Discovered Telegram Reveals Evidence For Armenian Genocide
The Supreme Court justices took up a death penalty case on Monday, looking at an inmate's right to help from a mental health expert. Win McNamee/Getty Images hide caption
Justices Split Over Defendants' Right To Mental Health Expert Witnesses
Rupert Murdoch (left) with Fox News co-presidents Jack Abernethy and Bill Shine today. Last week, Fox News fired Bill O'Reilly in a move to save a $14 billion dollar deal. Mark Lennihan/AP hide caption
Beyond Sexual Harassment, Lesser Known Scandals Could Cost The Murdochs A $14B Deal
K.K. DuVivier stands by a smart meter that sends electricity back to her utility, Xcel Energy. The Denver home gets credits from Xcel for power that's added back to the grid. Grace Hood/Colorado Public Radio hide caption
Overcoats' debut album, Young, is out now. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Listen: Overcoats Perform Music From 'Young,' Plus A Little Amy Winehouse
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