A proposed bill could effectively give the president an Internet “kill switch.”
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Bobby Fischer’s Remains to be Exhumed
If it were an opening gambit in chess, it would certainly be bold: the remains of chess champion Bobby Fischer are to be exhumed in order to settle a paternity claim, an Icelandic court has ruled.
U.S. Slips Up Its Queen Elizabeth II Birthday Greeting
America sang “How-old-are-you-now?” To its dismay, the royal family replied: “You’re-one-week-too-soon.”
England’s Ferdinand Out of World Cup, Drogba Too?
With a week to go before the 19th World Cup kicks off, we were due a major piece of injury news. On the same day, we got two.
Report: Joran van der Sloot Apprehended in Chile
Once tied to the Natalee Holloway disappearance in Aruba, Joran van der Sloot is now a main suspect in a separate slaying in Peru.
Fast Facts: Samantha Stosur
After losing to Serena Williams in the fourth round of the 2010 Australian Open, Samantha Stosur got her revenge at Roland Garros on Wednesday.
Country Music Singer Ray Stevens’ Take On Illegal Immigration
For Spanish, press one. Portuguese, press two.
And The Award for Best Place in the World Goes To …
Last year, Vienna topped the quality of living list. Could the Austrian capital come out ahead of the rest of the world yet again? Jawohl.
The U.K.’s Iraq Inquiry Crosses the Pond
TIME’s London Bureau Chief, Catherine Mayer, on how the U.K.’s Iraq inquiry has crossed the Atlantic.
Charlie Davies Misses World Cup Cut
All it took was one car accident to derail Charlie Davies’ World Cup chances.
Thieves Cross a Supreme Court Ruling
Two weeks ago, the Supreme Court let a famed cross remain on federal land. Thieves had a different idea.
