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NY Times- Chinese Hackers Resume Attacks on U.S. Targets May 20, 2013A cyberunit of China’s People’s Liberation Army was back in business after going silent for the past few months.
- Jakarta Journal: Suharto’s Indonesian Legacy, 15 Years Later May 20, 2013Suharto, the army leader turned president, resigned 15 years ago on Monday, and his legacy stirs conflicting emotions among Indonesians.
- Russia Expels Former U.S. Embassy Official May 20, 2013Thomas Firestone, a former Justice Department official who had been working in Moscow as a lawyer, was declared “persona non grata” this month, possibly because he reportedly had rebuffed an effort to recruit him as a spy.
- Lens Blog: Israeli Report Casting New Doubts on Shooting in Gaza May 20, 2013A new report by the Israeli government called into question a well-known image of a Palestinian boy and his father, caught in the crossfire of a gun battle in Gaza.
- Chinese Hackers Resume Attacks on U.S. Targets May 20, 2013
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- Denver Broncos face big questions at start of NFL offseason practice May 20, 2013For all Peyton Manning has accomplished as an NFL quarterback, he has zero completions and zero touchdown passes in the 2013 regular season.
- Across Colorado, families look for missing children May 19, 2013Across Colorado, dozens of families are looking for missing children. Some have been searching for decades. For some, it can be hard to convince investigators to go after very cold leads.
- Denver rector wrestles with fire and issues of urban homeless May 19, 2013Each of the seven stained-glass windows on the south side of the Church of the Ascension represents one of the holy sacraments — baptism, communion, confession, matrimony, confirmation, ordination and anointing of the sick.
- Push to recall Senate President John Morse on in Colorado Springs May 19, 2013It's rare to find a Democrat representing Senate District 11, especially in a part of the state where most of the surrounding Senate districts are Republican strongholds.
- Staunton State Park finally open, a wilderness oasis near Denver May 19, 2013Colorado is opening its first new state park near metro Denver in 35 years Saturday, a protected patch of nature 36 miles southwest of the city.
- Colorado marijuana firms at hub of new investment network May 19, 2013Legal marijuana's sensational evolution is helping crack open a previously closed door: money to start and grow cannabis businesses.
- Denver Broncos face big questions at start of NFL offseason practice May 20, 2013
