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Top Stories: Activists in southern Turkey are helping transform Syrian opposition forces into a more unified, organized power. The Supreme Court's ruling on Arizona's immigration law will likely not spawn copycat actions by other states. Killings are up by 38 percent in Chicago largely tied to the city's "increasingly complicated gang warfare."
World: Though violence in Kashmir has subsided, the region's graveyards serve as a reminder of the murderers who have not been prosecuted.
Technology: Parents are watching their children's digital presence through an array of new tools that allow the adults to monitor everything from texts to social media to driving. Google built a neural network made up of 16,000 computer processors that recognized cats without any human help.
Science: Biologists' choice of animal subjects can be accidental and, in a sense, romantic. Scientists are examining how bird flu could become human flu.
