America's favorite conspiracy theories, a dispatch from Cairo, and more

World Is Anonymous meddling in the North Korea standoff? By Peter Weber A group of "hactivists" claims to have infiltrated North Korea's hermetically sealed intranet, and they have demands Entertainment Jimmy Fallon will replace Jay Leno on The Tonight Show By Scott Meslow It's official: Fallon will take over in 2014 — and Leno swears this won't be another Conan O'Brien situation U.S. America's favorite conspiracy theories By Peter Weber The trolling pollsters at PPP asked America about which conspiracy theories they believe. America didn't disappoint. Science How spiral galaxies get their arms By Chris Gayomali Using new simulation software, astrophysicists demonstrate just how these cosmic spin-cycles begin — and why they probably never stop Politics Would Ben Carson hack it in politics? By Keith Wagstaff The GOP's rising star says white liberals "are the most racist people there are" World Dispatch from Cairo: The wait-and-see approach is the only approach By Jacob Lippincott President Obama doesn't have many fans in the Arab world, but that doesn't mean he should respond to issues in Egypt and beyond with muscle FROM OUR PARTNERS AT SLATE Post-adoption depression: Just as crippling as postpartum By Amy Rogers Nazarov But much less recognized FROM OUR PARTNERS AT POLITICAL WIRE Actually, Americans do still support gun control By Taegan Goddard Six in 10 Americans believe gun-control laws should be stricter, according to a new poll SEE ALL CARTOONS SLATE How much sleep do you really need? POLITICAL WIRE Republicans increasingly isolated on major issues NEWSER Meet the woman who used to taste Hitler's food SALON How to spot a white supremacist on Twitter NEW YORK MAGAZINE Rutgers fires men's basketball Mike Rice after abuse video surfaces       Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy Copyright © 2013 The Week, All rights reserved.