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Asia Pivot 2.0

President Obama arrives in Tokyo on the first stop in a week-long tour of Japan, Malaysia, South Korea and the Philippines, aiming to both reassure allies and position the U.S. as a leader in the region

Tributes Recall Ferry Heroes

Tales of crew helping passengers escape the doomed Sewol ferry are emerging in the aftermath of its sinking off South Korea as the death toll climbs

NYPD’s Twitter Fail

A call for users to post photos with officers and the hashtag #myNYPD is met with images of police brutality after Occupy Wall Street mocks the request

Justin Bieber Apologizes for Controversial Shrine Visit

Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber apologized via Instagram after China fans were outraged he visited Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine, which honors Japan's fallen during World War II, including some who committed mass atrocities

Most Americans Want Birth Control Coverage

A new survey published in the journal of the American Medical Association finds that an overwhelming majority of Americans—69 percent—say all health plans in the U.S. should be required to cover the cost of birth control

Pujols Joins '500 Club' After Two Homers

First baseman Albert Pujols of the Los Angeles Angels joined the few who have hit 500 home runs in their careers, during a win over the Washington Nationals, making him the third-youngest player to accomplish the feat in the history of Major League Baseball

Supreme Court Weighs Truth in Politics

The justices appear ready ahead of the midterm elections later this year to knock down laws in 16 states that aim to prevent lying in political races, likely claiming they violate the First Amendment's guarantees of free speech

Colbert Drops By the Late Show for Letterman Selfie

Comedian Stephen Colbert stopped by David Letterman's set less than two weeks after CBS announced he would replace the late-night legend in 2015. The duo even took a selfie as the interview drew to a close

Tensions High in Eastern Ukraine as Easter Truce Ends

The escalating crisis in Ukraine continues as Kiev promises new efforts to oust pro-Russian separatists from government buildings around the eastern region and Moscow dismisses Vice President Joe Biden’s threat of additional sanctions

Arrested Development Creator Signs Up for Netflix

Mitch Hurwitz has signed a multi-year deal to not only create and produce a new show for Netflix, but to also serve as a non-writing executive producer for other projects and advise the online streaming service on comedy series development

Fears Rise Over Saudi Arabia's MERS Outbreak

The deadly Middle East Respiratory Syndrome has neither no definitive origin, nor a known cure, so global public health officials are becoming increasingly concerned by the Saudi government's sluggish response as the number of human cases continues to rise

Gun Silencers Are Selling Like Hot Cakes

A new report shows gun owners are eager to accessorize despite silencers often costing more than the weapons they're meant to hush. Sales to civilians in the U.S. rose to about 500,000 units in 2013, nearly 37 percent above the 360,000 sold a year earlier