Elizabeth Barber
The Christian Science Monitor
New York, United States
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Long years of solitude face Boston bomber
While lawyers appeal the death sentence handed down to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev for his role in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, the 21 year old will likely spend years, or even decades, in one of two high-security detention facilities. → Read More
Deliberations begin for Tsarnaev penalty in Boston Marathon bombing trial
The jurors have been asked to return a sentence for each of the 17 death penalty-eligible crimes. A death sentence for any one offense would supersede all life sentences. → Read More
Snow pummels Northeast U.S. twice in one week
Snow and icy winds howled through the Northeast and Midwest, setting a record in Boston for the snowiest week in history. → Read More
Snow pummels Northeast US twice in one week (+video)
Snow and icy winds howled through the Northeast and Midwest, setting a record in Boston for the snowiest week in history. → Read More
Research: Leave Fossil Fuels UnTouched
To meet goals for curbing climate change, nations will have to forgo natural resources. → Read More
Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Executive Charged
"Nut rage," punishable by up to 15 years in jail, doesn't pay. → Read More
Sam Smith Thinks Some Pop Stars Are 'Just Awful'
Grammy nominee Sam Smith says that some current pop stars are much too full of themselves for their not-that-great music. → Read More
King of Online Dating Has Never Had an Online Date
Sam Yagan, CEO of Match Group (which owns Tinder and Match.com), and cofounder of OkCupid, revealed that he has never had an online date. → Read More
2 GoT Episodes Get IMAX Makeover
HBO will screen episodes 9 and 10 from season four at 150 Imax screens in the U.S. from Jan. 23 to 29. → Read More
Bachelor Chris Soules Will Say 'I Love You'
He knows the three little words his audience wants to hear. → Read More
Broadway Sees Record-Breaking Year
Broadway grossed more and had more attendees than ever before in 2014. → Read More
The U.K. PM Says Obama Calls Him 'Bro'
David Cameron is so chummy with Barack Obama that the U.S. President calls him “bro,” the U.K. Prime Minister boasts → Read More
Shanghai Authorities Quash Stampede Critics
Shanghai authorities are seeking to control discussion of the New Year's Eve stampede by interrogating critics and intimidating families → Read More
Meth Seizures at US-Mexico Border Hit Record Highs
Methamphetamine seizures along the California-Mexico border accelerated to unseen levels in the fiscal year 2014. → Read More
'Selma' to Screen for Free in Selma
Paramount Pictures will hold free showings of “Selma” at a theater in the film’s eponymous city, Selma, Alabama. → Read More
Shanghai Seeks Answers
Witnesses to the New Year's Eve stampede say it was preventable. → Read More
Hong Kong Authorities Target Teen Protesters
Two pro-democracy 14-year-olds face removal from their families. → Read More
Watch the First Full Song from Glee's Final Season
The track is a cover of Ed Sheeran’s “Sing” and is from the two-hour season premier set to air on Jan. 9. → Read More
Condé Nast to Pay $5.85 Million to Ex-Interns
About 7,500 former interns will get up to $1,900 each. → Read More
U.S. Town Nixes New Year Live Possum Drop
It will drop a dead possum instead, following a PETA injunction. → Read More