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March 18, 2013
Colorado Governor To Sign Gun Control Legislation
Democrat Governor John Hickenlooper is also planning to sign a bill reviving user fees for gun purchasers needing background checks, Associated Press reports. Colorado charged $10 background-check fees more than a decade ago, but the fees were dropped.
Former RNC Chair Backs Obama Labor Secretary Pick Despite Republican Concerns
Michael Steele has nothing but nice words for Tom Perez.
The RNC Report, By The Numbers
Hispanics get 90 shout-outs in the 98-page Republican autopsy, and Jews get one.
19 Incredibly Specific Kindle Literotica Singles
Amazon's democratization of publishing proves there's truly something for everyone. Even if your "thing" is being sexually attracted to garden gnomes. [Warning: NSFW language.]
YouTube Is Teens' Top Social Network
Facebook lags. Teenagers use the internet while studying, playing sports, and attending religious services.
13 Ways Republicans Can Win The Internet
The Grand New Party.
26 DIYs Your Pet Will Totally Appreciate
Even the most aloof cat's heart will melt when he curls up in the bed you made him with your own two hands.
20 Groundbreaking Maternity Style Rules From Kim Kardashian
This woman is writing her own pregnancy dress code — from peplum pants to leather leggings to the world's most painful-looking shoes, she's determined not to have a casual day, ever. Her resilience is amazing.
Cory Booker To Campaign With New Jersey Gubernatorial Candidate
The Newark mayor and likely candidate for U.S. Senate next year says he will focus on the governor's race for now. His first public event with Chris Christie's challenger, state Sen. Barbara Buono.
Reddit Launches Original Web Series "Explain Like I'm Five"
Because sometimes a complicated concept needs a simple explanation. If you've ever been afraid to ask a question for fear of being judge, this is for you.
Lindsay Lohan Has Spent Almost All Of Her Twenties On Probation
She's been either on probation, in rehab, or on bail for over 86% of the time since she turned 20.
The Legend Of Zelda, Starring Nicholas Cage
Not the rupees! OH GOD NOT THE RUPEES
RNC Report Gives House Republicans Cover On Immigration Bill, Activists Say
The call to "embrace and champion" immigration reform in the GOP's new blueprint gives Boehner the legroom to ignore the Hastert rule and bring a bill to the floor. "Most Republicans get it," says Sharry.
Kate Middleton And Her Royal Baby Bump Celebrate St. Patrick's Day
The Duchess of Cambridge spread some Irish cheer, chatted about baby stuff, and got stuck in a grate.
Why Good Games Don't Come In Fours
What happens when the story ends? God of War: Ascension and the meaning of the nerd trilogy.
Science: Stop Talking On Cell Phones In Public
A new psychological study reveals that cell phone talk is more distracting than regular background conversations. And more appealing to eavesdroppers.
How To Make Cauliflower Taste Good
Even veggie haters can get down with Parmesan bread crumbs.
26 DIY Plant Markers For Your Springtime Garden
It's almost that time of year! Show your green side by using recycled materials as plant markers.
Russians Have An Entire Week Dedicated To Eating Pancakes
Americans should celebrate the end of winter like this.
Why The Opt-Out Story Won't Die
New York focuses on the slice of well-educated, wealthy women who choose to stay home — and ignores the vast majority who don't have a choice. It's a tried-and-true way to stir up controversy.
Obama Renews Minimum Wage Push With Labor Secretary Nomination
Obama: "Minimum wage should be a wage that you can live on."
War Sweeps The World In New "Game Of Thrones" Trailer
Sides will be chosen, allegiances be forged and broken. Season Three is shaping up to be one bloody mess.
Google Street View Goes To The Top Of The World
Google has conquered four of the world's seven largest mountains. And it brought cameras.
The 12 Craziest Things Mankind Has Stuffed Into Pizza Crusts
"Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!" —Percy Bysshe Shelley, Ozymandias
The Republican Party Wants To Become An App
A new platform in at least one sense of the word. The right's new data obsession.
5 Street Foods You Have To Try In Havana
From coconut pies to pineapple pizza. And nothing costs more than $1.50.
Petition Demands CNN Apologize For "Disgusting" Steubenville Rape Coverage
A flurry of online backlash erupted this weekend over how CNN covered the Steubenville rape trial.
The Five Best Google Reader Alternatives
To heal your sorry soul.
Proof That Anything Can Be A Cupcake
Does food in a cupcake wrapper a cupcake make? That is the existential question put to the test here.
UCF Student Found Dead In Dorm Room With Explosives, Assault Weapon, Handgun
Hundreds of students were evacuated, but there does not appear to be an "immediate threat" on campus, officials said.
Compassionate Conservatism Is Back
A new Republican National Committee report promises to look beyond Reagan. But only as far as Bush, and Rove.
2 Dead When Small Aircraft Crashes In Indiana
A private jet crashed Sunday in a northern Indiana neighborhood, hitting three homes and killing two people aboard the plane.
David Plouffe: Hillary Is "Strongest" 2016 Candidate Of Either Party
The former Obama campaign manager talks Hillary Clinton at the 92nd Street Y on Sunday. Asked if he'd ever run her campaign, Plouffe says, "I'm done with that."
History Channel's Satan Looks A Lot Like Barack Obama
The character is part of The Bible, a 10-hour television series airing on the History Channel.
Twitter Founder Says He Wants To Run For Mayor Of NYC
Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter, said on 60 Minutes Sunday night that he wants to run for mayor of New York City in the future.
