Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Should Illegal Immigration Actually be a Crime?

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Illegal immigration is a crime…..but not everyone thinks so.

Should Illegal Immigration Actually be a Crime?

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BREAKING NEWS: House Defeats Increase in Debt Ceiling

House rejects bill to raise U.S. debt ceiling by vote of 97-318

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Experts Say Cellphones Are Possibly Carcinogenic

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

1 Experts Say Cellphones Are Possibly Carcinogenic

2 Yearbook Page Showing Cheerleaders' Legs Stirs Controversy at California High School

3 Casting Couch Nightmares: What Does it Take to Make It in Hollywood?

4 Rep. Anthony Weiner Retains Lawyer Amid Frenzy Over Lewd Twitter Photo

5 Debt Drama in House Today

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2 Report Links Cell Phones and Cancer Risk

3 Emotional Day in Court for Casey Anthony

4 Debt Ceiling Vote Necessary?

5 Cindy Anthony Breaks Down on Stand

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Steve Jobs Is Hanging Out at Apple Again

By Ryan Tate

Steve Jobs Is Hanging Out at Apple Again

Apple shares rose today on the predictable news Steve Jobs will open a company event next week, despite being on medical leave. Best, then, not to tell excitable investors that Jobs is also showing his face on the Apple campus.

Jobs was spotted last week at Caffe Macs, the Apple cafeteria where employees can feast on Ethiopian food, paella, sushi or 25 cent peanut butter sandwiches. Technically speaking, the CEO may be on indefinite leave from the company he co-founded, with tough-as-nails COO Tim Cook running day to day operations, but Jobs did not let his nominal absentee status keep him from showing his face widely: Not only did Jobs dine at perpetually bustling Caffé Mac, but he selected one of the outdoor tables, as well. Or maybe his dining companion, who resembled Jonathan Ive, picked the table. But somehow we doubt it.

When Jobs announced his third medical leave from Apple in January, he put no end date on his absence, telling employees only, "I love Apple so much and hope to be back as soon as I can." Perhaps that time has come. The question now is whether Jobs will bother formally resuming his duties, or just continue to scale his involvement to what suits his health — and temperament. This is the guy, after all, who spent two and a half years as Apple's "interim" CEO. And Jobs' longstanding pledge to stay "involved in major strategic decisions for the company" can be used to explain away quite a few Caffe Mac spottings. Don't hesitate to send us yours, if you have one.

[Photo of Caffé Mac via Mark Wubben/Flickr. Photo of Jobs via Getty Images]

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Is Pakistan's Army Murdering Journalists?

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Is Pakistan's Army Murdering Journalists?

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Courageous Pakistani journalist Syed Saleem Shahzad, who had scored
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murdered this week. Was the ISI, the country's shady intelligence
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the ISI's history of intimidation-and why Shahzad's death may have been
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Today in Slate: Your Cummute Is Killing You; Plus, Hitchens on Ratko Mladic

Today: May 31, 2011

Your Commute Is Killing You

Long commutes cause obesity, neck pain, loneliness, divorce, stress, and insomnia.

By Annie Lowrey

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The Highest Form of Flattery

Do knockoff Prada bags hurt Prada—or help the company sell more of the real thing?

By Ray Fisman

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Hitchens: Don't Forget What a Monster Ratko Mladic Is

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