Massacre in Afghanistan: Proof the U.S. should leave?

Afghanistan War Massacre in Afghanistan: Proof the U.S. should leave? After an American soldier allegedly murders sleeping villagers, the NATO mission in Afghanistan faces potentially irreparable damage U.S. Business Is daylight saving time 'useless'? We're used to falling back in October and springing forward in March — but some argue that the biannual ritual does more harm than good The Romney Campaign Yunte Huang: Mitt Romney, waiting at the altar No matter how hard he tries, the GOP frontrunner just can't convince the base to fall in love with him Health Care Reform The cost of birth control: By the numbers The burning birth-control controversies boil down to two seemingly simple questions: How much does contraception cost, and who should pay for it? Iraq War The brutal stoning of Iraqi 'emo' kids A wave of killings has young people who embrace dark, Western fashions living in fear Hallucinogenic Drugs Should we use LSD to treat alcoholism? A new look at the old practice of giving LSD to alcoholics suggests the trippy treatment deserves a second chance Gaming Obsessions The astronaut who plays Angry Birds in space The world's favorite feathered video-game projectiles are back — and this time they're getting a boost from NASA SEE ALL CARTOONS Mental_floss 11 ways advertisers make food look delicious Opposing Views Meet Hank, the bravest dog in America Discovery News Lost da Vinci found? Mona Lisa's paint gives a clue Salon Jonathan Franzen and the Web will never get along Buzzfeed Ron Paul: "I was robbed" Party purity A group of South Carolina Republicans forswear premarital sex, homosexuality, and porn — and more in our collection of strange revelations about the nation         Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy  Copyright © 2012 The Week, All rights reserved.