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The demand that the United States scale back its presence is a sign of the near collapse of cooperation between the two testy allies after the arrest of a C.I.A. security officer in Pakistan.
Laurent Gbagbo was taken after a weeklong siege of his residence and placed under the control of his rival, Alassane Ouattara.
It will take time for some of the effects of the Gulf of Mexico spill to manifest themselves.
Researchers have found that methane from natural gas is leaking in much higher quantities than previously thought.
Laurent Gbagbo is captured by his political rival; and a French law banning the full-face veil leads to arrests.
The ban, the first to be enacted in public, came into force Monday and seemed set to face challenges within hours.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals let stand a decision that blocked parts of the immigration law from taking effect.
Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, formed an exploratory committee to run for president.
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss said they should have received more in their settlement. The court disagreed.
More secular Jews who want a festive feeling for Passover are discovering that a restaurant Seder fits the bill.
Scientists want to know how sauropods thrived for 140 million years, and ate enough to grow so hefty.
The Confederate government demands that Fort Sumter surrender.
A rainy trip along the southern coast is anything but a washout.
In New York City buildings, evidence of earlier tenants lurks in unexpected corners.
There are no trailer queens here. The Copperstate 1000, a four-day, 1,000-mile drive across the Arizona desert for pre-1974 classic vehicles, often attracts cars worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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