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President Obama will strike a theme of national unity and renewal in his State of the Union address Tuesday as he stresses the need for both government spending in key areas and an attack on the budget deficit.
Since calls began for lawmakers to mix it up rather than sit with their own party, there has been a scramble.
A network of spies run by Duane R. Clarridge shows how private citizens can exploit the chaos of rivalries inside the government to carry out their agenda.
A plan to start a billion-dollar government drug development center is a result of the Obama administration’s concerns about the slowing pace of new drugs coming out of the pharmaceutical industry.
GraphicIn their two playoff victories, the Jets flooded the secondary with defensive backs, forcing Peyton Manning and Tom Brady out of their comfort zones.
Hines Ward is the longest-tenured Steeler, and he has embraced his role as elder statesman and unofficial team spokesman.
Addressing a topic as fraught as race would be challenging anywhere, but it is particularly tricky within the Smithsonian.
Can Washington use the same trade strategies with China that it used in the 1980s with Japan.
Dr. Irwin Smigel, a pioneer of aesthetic dentistry, enjoys walking around the city, visiting museums, dining out and watching football and movies.
We are still waiting for President Obama to fulfill his promises on gun safety.
The actor and director Emilio Estevez considers his vineyard a complementary pursuit to his work in film, and not merely a hobby.
Gabrielle Giffords, Sarah Palin and America’s obsession with the rootin’-tootin’ female politician.
Thucydides knew fear can trap states into war. Obama and Hu seemed to take a lesson from him last week.
Fourth Avenue has several distinct sections, from a growing string of bars to a quiet zone of row houses.
Mitsubishi is making some major changes to its American vehicle lineup. Say goodbye to the Galant, Eclipse and Endeavor.
Jeremy Allaire of Brightcove, an online video platform, says new businesses must make the right initial hires, as they will set the foundation for growth.
Find the best job in the New York metro area and beyond.
Opinion »Op-Ed: Omertà May Be Dead; the Mafia Isn’tThe feds crack down, but Lucky Luciano will have the last laugh, Selwyn Raab writes. |
Opinion »Legacy of a FenceThe short infatuation with a “virtual fence” with Mexico resulted in changes to the separation of powers that raise constitutional questions, writes Linda Greenhouse. |
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