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Saifullah Paracha was one of a small circle of Al Qaeda operatives who explored ways to follow up on the hijackings with new attacks, according to classified Guantánamo files.
Interactive Feature: The Guantánamo DocketThe army deployed tanks in Dara’a on Monday, according to accounts by human rights activists, who said that at least 25 people had been killed.
As the fiscal crisis has lingered, officials in strapped states have begun looking for loopholes to cut retirement benefits for current employees.
Investigators say they found rivet holes that were too big and appear to be misshapen from wear in a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 that peeled open in flight earlier this month.
A multimedia presentation at San Francisco’s Morrison Planetarium shows how computer power is transforming the sciences as the microscope and telescope once did.
Before Manny Ramirez captivated baseball fans with his swing, swagger and eventual exit amid failed drug tests, he was a regular high school star from Washington Heights.
The law firm hired by the House to defend the Defense of Marriage Act withdrew amid pressure from activists.
The coffin of William Donald Schaefer, the former mayor of Baltimore, was ushered on a whirlwind tour through the city he loved Monday like it belonged to a head of state.
A federal judge gave football players a victory Monday, sending the N.F.L scrambling to seek a stay to prevent the league from having to open for business immediately.
Courses may sound more rigorous, but standardized test scores have not risen accordingly, researchers say.
Newly released documents underscore the travesty of the Bush detention practices.
Computer power is as important to current research as the microscope and telescope were to earlier scientists.
An environmental researcher has so far started four major international programs to survey the planet and catalog its biological diversity.
A new book covers the science behind the miserably, terminally annoyed.
A recent search for apartments with a terrace or garden larger than the apartment proper produced only about two dozen examples.
Auto dealers are opening some very modern showrooms on 11th Avenue.
Caryl M. Stern of the U.S. Fund for Unicef says her early experience in the theater has helped her as a leader.
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