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The French and Italian governments on Wednesday said they would send a small number of officers to support the rebel army, offering a diplomatic boost for the insurgent leader.
A cautious calm fell over the city of Homs on Wednesday as activists prepared for demonstrations on Friday.
President Obama wants to expand the board’s role, but opponents fear it would usurp Congress’s powers.
New rules will also increase the compensation passengers get when bumped from a flight, and will require a refund of baggage fees for lost luggage.
In 1967, Stanley Ann Dunham moved her 6-year-old son, Barry Obama, to Indonesia. She didn’t know just how much it would change their lives.
Overdoses have surpassed car crashes as the leading cause of accidental deaths in Ohio.
TV is flooded with shows devoted to the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton that rubberneck at royalty.
The Abyssinian Baptist Church posted bail for a member and top student caught in a Harlem gang crackdown.
“Grey Matter,” from the writer and director Kivu Ruhorahoza, blends fantasy and reality in its portrayal of the aftermath of the genocide in Rwanda.
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Governments must make sure artists, like Ai Weiwei, who stand up against authoritarianism are safe.
The lucrative market for ramps during their spring season has drawn a horde of new foragers carting them out of the forest in unprecedented quantities.
Producers of Canadian whisky — rendered without an “e,” as with the Scottish version — are trying to regain ground lost to other spirits.
An evolving neighborhood that blends the old and the young, the established and the newcomers.
The industry is feeling more confident and planning to have more all-new models than at any New York show in decades.
Mark Fuller, head of a company that makes large fountain installations, brings improv classes to his company to train people to actively listen to one another.
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