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  • Sourdough loaves made by Fromartz with a bolted white flour from Anson Mills in South Carolina that he says reminded him of the wheat he'd tasted in southern France.
    To Make Bread, Watch The Dough, Not The Recipe
    One man's quest for the perfect loaf took him to Paris, Berlin, California and Kansas. What he learned can't easily be captured in words. It's a feeling in your fingers that comes from experience.
  • Pakistani refugees wait for food and supplies from the International Committee of the Red Cross in Kunar province, Afghanistan.
    On Afghan-Pakistan Border, Security Worsens
    Afghanistan is more violent than at any time since the war to oust the Taliban seven years ago. The most notable deterioration in security in recent months has been in Afghan provinces bordering Pakistan, places the U.S. military used to tout as the greatest success stories.
  • This photo of a women's pro cycling team from Colombia raised both eyebrows and the question of who designed the uniforms. One of the team's riders reportedly created the design.
    'Nude' Or Not, Women's Cycling Team Uniform Makes Waves
    Some observers called the outfits -– which in photos seem to feature a swatch of flesh-tone-colored fabric in their lower region -– "rude," "wrong," and a "disaster."
  • Workers dig at a gold mine in Chudja, near Bunia, northeastern Congo. The conflict in the Congo has often been linked to a struggle for control over its minerals resources.
    Is Your Christmas Gift Fueling War?
    Some of the electronic gadgets that define our age are made with minerals mined in eastern Congo. Human rights advocates say the profits from the mining are used to buy the guns and bullets that have kept the region in a near-constant state of conflict. Manufacturers including Nintendo, Panasonic and Canon were among those with the lowest marks in a new survey.
  • Primary Frustration
    A new nationwide survey of primary care doctors shows widespread dissatisfaction with the medical business. Nearly half of the physicians who responded said they would get out of medicine if they coul
  • Lt. Gen. Michael Maples (left) is the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency; Lt. Gen. Keith B. Alexander heads the National Security Agency.
    U.S. Intelligence Is Taking on a Military Cast
    In the next few weeks, the Senate will hold confirmation hearings for Lt. Gen. Dell Dailey, who is named to be the State Department's next counterterrorism coordinator. Dailey's appointment means nearly all the top U.S. intelligence posts will soon be held by military men.
  • The U.S. Department of the Interior's Twitter account routinely produces electrifying visuals.
    No Filter: Interior Tweets America The Beautiful
    The Department of the Interior might not have the largest Twitter following among federal agencies, but its account might be the most loved of all.
  • The recent Supreme Court term resulted in an unusual number of unanimous decisions — but that doesn't mean there wasn't disagreement.
    Rare Unanimity In Supreme Court Term, With Plenty Of Fireworks
    Even when the justices ruled together on cases, there was clear disagreement between them. Meanwhile, high-profile decisions in which they split 5-4 seemed particularly partisan.
  • Takeaways From Supreme Court Rulings On Buffer Zones, Recess Picks
    The court limited presidential power to make appointments when the Senate isn't in session and narrowed a state's power to have protest-free zones outside abortion clinics. Here are the implications.
  • Maurizio Guarini at the Goblin concert last October at The Egyptian in Los Angeles.
    Concert: Italy's Progressive Rock Band Goblin
    Keyboardist Maurizio Guarini Talks About The "Magic Period"
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