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Gift guide for the modern day conspiracy theorist

By Natt GarunProvided by Regardless of how many times you yell into that one friend's ear that the world is not going to end this Friday, December 21, he or she remains unconvinced. They've already packed their basement full of Twinkies (what's left of them at the supermarket) and Jell

Gift guide for the modern day conspiracy theorist

By Natt GarunProvided by Regardless of how many times you yell into that one friend's ear that the world is not going to end this Friday, December 21, he or she remains unconvinced. They've already packed their basement full of Twinkies (what's left of them at the supermarket) and Jell

Mexico's Maya heartland greets dawn of new era

By MARK STEVENSONAssociated Press MERIDA, Mexico (AP) - Dec. 21 started out as the prophetic day some had believed would usher in the fiery end of the world. By Friday afternoon, it had become more comic than cosmic, the punch line of countless Facebook posts and at least several dozen T-shirts. At

Lawmakers, State officials tangle over Libya raid

By MATTHEW LEEAssociated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - The State Department on Thursday acknowledged major weaknesses in security and errors in judgment exposed in a scathing independent report on the deadly Sept. 11 assault on a U.S. diplomatic mission in Libya. Two top State officials appealed to