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Alexis Tsipras, head of Greece’s second-placed Syriza radical left party speaks after talks with conservative election victor Antonis Samaras in the Greek parliament, in Athens. (Photo by Petros Giannakouris / AP)

Yakking with Yoko

In 1964, Yoko Ono, the late John Lennon’s wife and also an avid artist, made her first masterpiece. This was nearly half a century ago.

BBC

Yoko Ono’s latest exhibit in London

9news.com

Why (almost) all of us cheat and steal

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely’s book, “The (Honest) Truth About Dishonesty,” discusses the impulses that cause many of us to cheat and cut corners while still thinking of ourselves as moral people.

TIME

Confined to a fishing boat — for 3 years

Thailand’s giant fishing fleet is chronically short of up to 60,000 fishermen per year, so human traffickers have stepped in, selling captives to captains for a few hundred dollars each.

NPR

Leaders focus on banks as IMF raises lending capacity

G-20 leaders focused their response to Europe’s financial crisis on stabilizing banks as the International Monetary Fund raised its lending capacity to shield the rest of the world economy.

San Francisco Chronicle

Are the G20 summit and the euro headed in the same direction?

Telegraph.co.uk

G20 focused on job creation

Globeandmail.com

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Guardian

Obama’s immigration policy favored 2 to 1 in poll

President Barack Obama is winning the battle over immigration, according to a poll, putting Republicans on the defensive with his decision to end deportations of certain illegal immigrants.

Bloomberg

Asian to US immigrants surpassed Hispanic

Huffington Post

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What Obama’s immigration decision might mean for 2012

(New York Times)

Five Thirty Eight

Baptists to elect 1st black president

The largest Protestant denomination is expected to elect its first black president, just weeks after the predominantly white religious group reprimanded an official for making racially insensitive remarks.

Reuters

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