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Residents of Libya’s second-largest city were attending funerals Sunday when they were attacked on a fifth day of protests against Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi’s rule.
One task of Egypt’s revolution is to replace a system knit together by patronage, greased by bribes and guided by the principle that the governing party knows best.
Skittish security officials organized a massive show of force across China on Sunday after calls for a “Jasmine Revolution” went out over social media.
Chad Knaus, Jimmie Johnson’s crew chief, receives as much credit than Johnson for the success of the team, favored to win in the Nascar season that begins today.
The issues of budget deficits and the nation’s growing debt load are shaping the early stages of the race for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination.
Critics and supporters alike say Gov. Scott Walker has always pressed for austerity.
The governor wants to cut financing for addiction programs in half, and another lawmaker wants to end it.
Rhesus macaques in an Oregon research center are being turned into couch potatoes with weight problems for study.
A computer programmer who said his software could prevent Al Qaeda’s next attack won $20 million in contracts, despite suspicions that his claims were a hoax.
Colin Quinn offers advice to Broadway-bound comedians.
Donors describe their reasons for giving to The Neediest Cases Fund campaign.
The market for health insurance is broken, even for those who are able to pay for it.
James Murdoch could soon be responsible for about half of the News Corporation.
The week passed by in a blur, but some trends for fall, like Americana, had emerged by the time the last model strutted down the runway.
Borrowers who get their home mortgages through a broker will likely be paying less under a new Federal Reserve rule that goes into effect in April.
The Camaro, which outsold the rival Ford Mustang last year for the first time a in quarter century, now arrives in a convertible version.
F. Mark Gumz of the Olympus Corporation of the Americas says it is better when employees share what they do.
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