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Architect Robert Bartels built a rustic cottage as a retirement home in Rowayton, Conn. The 2,550-square-foot stucco house has generous open spaces, a den with a clock tower and a price tag under $2 million!
A classified intelligence assessment concludes that, even as Iran enriches more uranium, there is an increasingly heated debate within its regime over whether to move toward building nuclear weapons.
The NFL labor strife comes down to something rather simple: the league has run out of new ways to make another quick $1 billion, so it's turning its focus to the biggest piggy bank of all: its own players.
Donald Longueuil and Noah Freeman were tight. They worked together SAC Capital Advisors. They skated and vacationed together. And, prosecutors say, they traded on inside information together.
The planned closure of an Amazon.com Inc. distribution center in a suburb here has opened a debate about what's better for Texas's tattered budget: taxes or jobs.
Why isn't there one charging pad that works with several different gadgets and doesn't require an unattractive sleeve? Digital Solutions Columnist Katie Boehret says that there really isn't one that has gained a foothold.
Howard Schmidt, the White House cybersecurity coordinator, defended a new federal program that would allow individual Internet users to authenticate their online identities.
When Bolivian President Evo Morales signed a law last year banning live animals from traveling circuses, it posed a problem. What to do with the liberated lions?