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Top Stories: Recent violence in Baghdad is part of an ongoing dispute between Shia and Sunnis over the rebuilding of the Askariya Shrine, which was bombed in 2006. The re-birth of Silicon Valley is raising (again) fears of overpriced real estate and too much political clout for tech firms in the Bay Area.
Opinion: Joe Nocera argues that our growing economic divide is directly related to the decline of labor unions. Philosophy was not invented by the Greeks, but it still retains a heavy Western bias.
U.S.: There's a land boom in Ohio thanks to oil and gas companies on the hunt for new wells and leasing rights.
Science: What can we learn from today's transit of Venus across the Sun? A former spy satellite may be re-purposed to study dark energy elsewhere in the universe.
New York: Everett and Evelyn Ortner built the brownstone renaissance in Park Slope Brooklyn, that is now one of the hottest markets in the city. What was the secret for the handful of mom-and-pop stores that survived the "extreme gentrification" of Greenwich Village?
