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North Korea's Sham Elections

The stranger-than-fiction vote offers few surprises — 100% of eligible voters favored only the ballot's predetermined politicians — but the once-every-five-year elections provide a better sense of how North Korea is actually run

No Sign of Lost Jet

Officials are expanding the search area to a 100-mile radius for a Malaysia Airlines 777 that went missing en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing

Australia: Stolen Generation

While social services deny targeting Aboriginal families, the statistics of children in out-of-home care paint a disturbing picture

Pot of Gold: Colorado Marijuana Makes $2M

The state of Colorado's collected $2 million in taxes on the approximately $14 million in recreational marijuana sales since the drug was legalized and regulated. Officials will use the windfall to build new schools and possibly for advertisements against driving while high

Netflix Faster for Comcast Customers After Deal

Netflix users who access the Internet via Comcast broadband are seeing a notable performance boost after the companies struck a deal to hook up their networks to one another directly in a move that got mixed reception among technology advocacy groups

Senate Dems Staying Up All Night for Climate Change

30 Senate Democrats are planning a marathon speaking session on the chamber floor to bring attention to the issue of climate change, but despite their efforts, there's little chance of any major new environmental legislation being passed this year

Sandy Hook Killer's Father Finally Speaks Out

The father of Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza is speaking about his son publicly for the first time in a new interview, more than a year after Lanza killed 20 children and six adults at the Newtown, Conn., elementary school

Putin's Man in Crimea Pushes Region Towards Russia

Sergei Aksyonov, the pro-Russian Crimean PM who is driving the region toward secession, is at the center of an international crisis. But little is known about a man who rose from obscurity in a month and who some claim is a former gangster nicknamed the 'Goblin'

Old Man Winter's Not Dead Yet

Those hoping this year's brutal winter has finally come to an end are out of luck as a mid-March storm system stands to bring frigid temperatures and comparatively minor snowfall to parts of the American Midwest and Northeast this week

Your iPhone Can Now Talk to Your Car

Apple is rolling out an iOS update for iPhone and iPad that enables a new featured called CarPlay, which enables either device to connect with special car entertainment systems that automakers will be introducing in vehicles later this year

Snowden: NSA Is 'Setting Fire' to the Internet

Speaking via a video link to a tech conference at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas, the former NSA contractor said that the spy agency undermines the trust and security upon which a well-functioning Internet depend

Un Tu, Caesar? Shakespeare Coming to North Korea

London's historic Globe Theatre plans to perform Hamlet, one of William's Shakespeare's most well-known works, in every country in the world to celebrate The Bard's 450th birthday — and "we have decided that every country means every country," the performers say