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As clashes reached the capital, Tripoli, the son of the Libyan leader raised the threat of renewed Western “colonization” if protesters threw off his father’s rule.
Republicans may be risking the same kind of electoral backlash that President Obama and the Democrats suffered after they were perceived as overreaching.
The president must choose between showing solidarity with longtime supporters and favoring spending cuts.
The diving champion Greg Louganis, who retired in 1988 after winning five Olympic medals, has returned as a coach to the sport he once dominated.
Fred Wilpon’s and Saul Katz’s referrals to Bernard L. Madoff’s funds carried restrictions on contact with him.
Only in the last few years has the Patent and Trademark Office begun to accept most of its applications digitally.
Since the Daily Beast Web site merged with Newsweek, the accomplished editor is eager to avoid any hype about her plan to turn the struggling newsweekly around.
Long-form blogs were once the outlet of choice, but now sites like Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr are favored.
For the first time, the names of all the victims in the 1911 Triangle Waist Company fire will be read after a researcher’s identification of six unknown victims.
With the Middle East roiling, alarming news about Pakistan’s nuclear weapons buildup has gotten far too little attention.
Tom Stoppard’s “Arcadia” returns; the “South Park” team tries Broadway; Chris Rock turns up in a play.
Borrowers who get their home mortgages through a broker will likely be paying less under a new 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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