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| How to choose and cut mangoes (and turn them into shakes) A primer on one of our greatest fruits, with recipes for mango lassi and my mom's mango shake By Francis Lam | ||||
| From shared sacrifice to hedonism If President Obama asked us to sacrifice, most Americans would tune him out and call him another Jimmy Carter By David Sirota | ||||
| Indian mangoes: Where tradition, industry and U.S. nuclear policy collide Bush opened the U.S. market to Indian mangoes. But how well is it working for Indian farmers? By Richard Parks | ||||
| "Gossip Girl" star Crawford arrested for pot Police: Chace Crawford booked on misdemeanor marijuana charge | ||||
| Aid is not always welcome in Gaza Hamas resists "blood stained" goods from flotilla while supporters of other parties lament unfair distribution Ulrike Putz | ||||
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Michael Gerson feels sad for Mark Souder, hoisted by his own hypocrisy. But the real victim is Nikki Haley By Joe Conason | ||||
| Millionaire's test rocket reaches orbit on 1st try Success of SpaceX's Falcon 9 means possibility for commercial space exploration MARCIA DUNN | ||||
| Calm no more, Obama lashes out at BP on Gulf visit President unleashes sharp criticism but is still relying on the oil company to fix the problem NANCY BENAC | ||||
| Lab tests confirm underwater plumes of Gulf oil BP claims they don't exist. Scientists say there are at least two, and they're extensive CAIN BURDEAU | ||||
| Source: James Clapper tapped as intelligence chief Obama's choice, a retired Air Force general and Pentagon official, has critics in Congress KIMBERLY DOZIER and JULIE PACE | ||||
| Wal-Mart plans to hire 500,000 within five years Company has big ideas for 20 years of worldwide growth, but how will it boost slumping business? CHUCK BARTELS | ||||
| U.S. general: Most al-Qaida leaders in Iraq killed Top American commander is confident that he can safely reduce U.S. troops to 50,000 by the end of August | ||||
| The dumbing down of Carly Fiorina Apparently, you have to pretend to be ignorant of science to win a Republican primary these days By Joseph Romm | ||||
| Holloway suspect headed to Peru to face charges Joran Van der Sloot, captured in Chile, says he's innocent of murder of another young woman in Lima | ||||
| Kagan files show pragmatic streak in tobacco talks Records released today show determination to strike a deal that could both be enacted and stand up in court JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS | ||||
| Nick Hornby: Stuff I've been reading The bestselling author's ongoing effort to balance the books he's bought with the books he's managed to read By Nick Hornby | ||||
| O'Reilly's gay comment: Defamatory or just dumb? GLAAD is up in arms over his comments about a McDonald's campaign. Did they miss the point? By Mary Elizabeth Williams | ||||
| "Splice": Adrien Brody and Sarah Polley make a monster Hipster power-scientists create a super-baby in this twisted, erotic parenting fable By Andrew O'Hehir | ||||
| Nobel laureate on aid ship: We won't resist Israel Mairead McGuire says activists on new ship headed for Gaza prepared to be arrested SARAH EL DEEB | ||||
| "Real Housewives of NYC" finale: Goodbye, wackadoos! The most entertainingly depraved reality TV show of the season bids adieu By Heather Havrilesky | ||||
| BP: cap gets some Gulf oil, crude still spews GREG BLUESTEIN | ||||
| Where a $40 cocktail is worth it for the theater alone Rich people say the darnedest things when you're eavesdropping on them at the Bar Hemingway in the Ritz By Francis Lam | ||||
| It's the occupation, stupid Israel's attack on a humanitarian flotilla deserves condemnation. But let's understand the root of the problem By Wajahat Ali | ||||
A lot has changed in air travel since 2004, right? That's why we need an updated "Ask the Pilot" book! By Patrick Smith | ||||
| Is this the week Israel became a real political issue? The Democratic base is increasingly uncomfortable with its leadership's unflinching support for Israel By Steve Kornacki | ||||
| What doomed the Neanderthal? A new book investigates how our ancestors beat out their subdued rivals -- and won the battle for survival A. C. Grayling, Barnes & Noble Review | ||||
| Chains give out free treats on National Donut Day Krispy Kreme and Dunkin' Donuts celebrate a holiday that dates back to 1938 | ||||
| "Shrek" glasses recalled McDonalds is taking back 12 million children's cups due to dangerous levels of cadmium | ||||
| Ump impressed with support after blown call Umpire Jim Joyce is touched by support he has received after his mistaken call lost Detroit pitcher a perfect game | ||||
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