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Former Liberian President Charles Taylor looks down as he waits for the start of a hearing to deliver verdict in the court room of the Special Court for Sierra Leone in Leidschendam, near The Hague, Netherlands. (Photo by AP / Peter Dejong)

Looking at the invisible borders that define American culture

When we think about borders, we tend to think of demarcating lines, often grown out of rivers and mountain ranges. But are there more organic borders, brought to life by our own activities?

The Atlantic

A farewell to superpowers?

Is the emergence of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) a signal of a new, multi-polar world? Soon, the acronym may have to include Turkey, Indonesia, South Korea and Iran: BRIIICTSS?

Salon

Forget BRICS, it is time for ‘breakout nations’

YouTube

Former Liberian president Charles Taylor found guilty of war crimes

A guilty verdict against the former Liberian president — including charges of murder, rape and use of child soldiers — sets precedent for holding sitting heads of state to account.

Christian Science Monitor

Charles Taylor’s conviction sends a warning to tyrants

Associated Press

Taylor verdict in ‘blood diamond’ trial

YouTube

Another Secret Service scandal

As fallout continues from revelations that Secret Service agents took prostitutes to their hotel in Cartagena, Colombia, others may have done the same with strippers in El Salvador in 2011, CBS affiliate reports.

CBS News

Details of Secret Service sex scandal in Colombia still emerging

Kansas City Star

On the million-dollar trail of a mystery superPAC donor

Among the few rules that superPACs supporting presidential candidates face: They must reveal their donors.

NPR

Blog:

Outside spending by non-profits, businesses, is way more secretive

ABC News

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