Who Cares If Zimmerman Molested? The unidentified woman told prosecutors George Zimmerman sexually molested her for a decade, beginning when they were children. Aram Roston reports on the legal relevance of the bombshell.Aram Roston
HABEAS CORPUSObama’s “Global Jail” in AfghanistanThe administration says three detainees shouldn’t have access to the U.S. courts. Aram Roston reports.Aram Roston
Odd BedfellowsAssad Supplier’s U.S. TiesThe Italian arms giant that sold communications gear to the Syrians also did big business with the U.S.Aram Roston
InvestigationDr. Drew: Glaxo Shill?Tucked into court records from Glaxo’s $3 billion fraud settlement is the allegation that the celebrity doctor was paid six figures to talk up Wellbutrin as a libido booster—something the FDA says it’s not approved for.Aram Roston
INSCRUTABLEThe Supremes’ Poker FacesWhile the country waited to hear the fate of Obamacare, the mood inside the court was tense, hushed—and all business. Aram Roston reports from the belly of the beast.Aram Roston
George Zimmerman’s Iffy DefenseThe neighborhood-watch volunteer said he was scared for his life. But, writes Aram Roston, newly released documents show he seemed anything but.Aram Roston
Fast and FuriousBattle Lines Drawn on HolderWith the GOP voting to hold the attorney general in contempt and Obama invoking executive privilege, a new war of words is exploding on Capitol Hill. Patricia Murphy and Aram Roston report on the showdown. Patricia Murphy
OVERHEARDZimmerman Jailhouse Calls Released<p>Just-released jailhouse calls from George Zimmerman, the accused murderer of Trayvon Martin, show him obsessing over money worries and how to get his hands on antidepressants. Plus, a new trove of bank statements—and a series of money transfers that one money-laundering expert says ‘has given the prosecutors, on a silver platter, evidence of guilty intent.’</p> <p></p> Aram Roston
RetailWalmart's New Labor HeadacheWorkers at a Louisiana plant that supplies seafood to the retail giant say they were beaten and forced to work 24-hour days—claims Walmart says it's 'unable to substantiate.' Aram Roston
Who’s He?Commerce Secretary’s Mystery Crash<p>John Bryson’s bizarre hit-and-run thrusts a little-noticed cabinet member into the spotlight. Aram Roston and Christine Pelisek on the environmentalist CEO, <a href="http://www.thedailybeast.com/cheats/2012/06/11/commerce-secretary-s-crashes-probed.html" target="_blank">who is stepping back after the incident</a>.<br> </p> Christine Pelisek
