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The Slatest: June 3, 2012 Egyptian Prosecutor To Appeal Mubarak Verdict Protesters took to the streets after court sentenced the former president to life in prison. READ FULL STORY Assad Blames Terrorists for Houla Massacre In his first speech since January, Syria president says country is "facing a war from abroad." READ FULL STORY Wisconsin Prepares for Historic Recall Election Some call it the second most important race of 2012, but others caution against reading too much into the results. READ FULL STORY  Zimmerman Returns to Jail After Bail Was Revoked The neighborhood watch volunteer surrendered to police less than an hour before his deadline. READ FULL STORY 153 Feared Killed in Nigeria Plane Crash A Dana Air flight crashed into buildings in a populated area of Lagos, Nigeria's largest city, on Sunday. READ FULL STORY Queen Elizabeth Leads Huge Thames Flotilla A royal pageant the likes of which haven't been seen for 350 years marked her 60th year on the throne. READ FULL STORY Dismal Jobs Report Hits Obama Where it Hurts The president blames European crisis and calls on Congress to take action on a number of jobs measures. READ FULL STORY Officials Investigate Face-Chewing Photos The photographs that have gone viral were likely shot by a first responder or medical professional.   READ FULL STORY Bill Clinton: Romney Had a "Sterling Business Career" The former president offers some unexpected praise of the presumptive GOP nominee. READ FULL STORY Edwards Jurors Discuss Decision "I think he was guilty, but the evidence just was not there for us to prove guilt." READ FULL STORY Prosecutors Won't Charge Reality Show Stars With Bigamy Local Utah authorities had been investigating the Sister Wives cast for their polygamous lifestyle. READ FULL STORY Police ID Victim in Grisly Mailed Body Parts Case Meanwhile, the manhunt for the Canadian porn actor suspected of the slaying has moved to France. READ FULL STORY Advertisement From Slate: The Marvelous John Lanchester Novel That Explains How the Financial Crisis Changed Us A New Book That Tries To Explain Why We All Feel So Cranky Dana Stevens: A Wrenching Debut Novel About Love and Ghosts Who Reads Plays, Anyway? Linda Hirshman Thinks the Gay Rights Movement Has Already Won. Is She Right? Kim Stanley Robinson's 2312, a Sci-Fi Novel So Brilliant It Reads Like an Account of the Past A Charming Graphic Novel About a Slow-Moving Summer in a Small Town 1975's Looking for Mr. Goodbar and the Never-Ending Panic Over Young Women and Casual Sex More from The Slatest: Queen Elizabeth Leads Huge Thames Flotilla Wisconsin Prepares for Historic Recall Election 'Zimmerman Returns to Jail After Bail Was Revoked 153 Feared Killed in Nigeria Plane Crash Assad Blames Terrorists for Houla Massacre Egyptian Prosecutor To Appeal Mubarak Verdict Officials Investigate Face-Chewing Photos Dismal Jobs Report Hits Obama Where it Hurts Prosecutors Won't Charge Reality Show Stars With Bigamy Police ID Victim in Grisly Mailed Body Parts Case

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