Disappointing Job Growth in U.S. as Jobless Rate Hits 9.8%
By MOTOKO RICH
The economy added only 39,000 jobs in November, the Labor Department said, dampening hopes that the recovery was gathering momentum.
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The economy added only 39,000 jobs in November, the Labor Department said, dampening hopes that the recovery was gathering momentum.
After a secret overnight flight, President Obama is visiting at a critical moment in the American-led war.
A 11-7 majority on the panel backed the package to reduce projected deficits by $4 trillion over the next decade, but 14 votes were needed to send the plan to Congress.
The commandant of the Marine Corps and the chiefs of staff of the Army and Air Force warned of the consequences of ending the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy.
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WikiLeaks directed users to a Swiss host for its Web site after being dropped by an American provider, but access remained sporadic.
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The Museum of Arts & Design surveys the pervasiveness of Africa in contemporary visual culture of all kinds.
Nowadays jokes about serious drinking aren’t taboo, they are de rigueur.
Shiny apartment buildings have popped up along a strip shedding its image as a destination for knockoffs.
For just over $30,000, the buyer of the last generation of the Mercury Grand Marquis gets a full-size, full-frame sedan with V-8 power, rear drive and a solid rear axle.
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