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President Obama praised the residents of Joplin, Mo., for coming together and said the tornado that hit a week ago was a national tragedy that would require a national response.
President Obama talked with residents of Joplin, Mo., on Sunday.
Militants battled Yemeni security forces even as the government struck a deal for a cease-fire in the capital with its tribal rivals.
FIFA’s corruption scandal continued to widen Sunday with the suspension of two more officials from soccer’s world governing body.
The northern army is risking war with the south just weeks before southern Sudan is due to split off as an independent country, Western and Sudanese officials said Sunday.
Thousands of Serbian nationalists rallied in Belgrade against the arrest and extradition of Ratko Mladic.
Sarah Palin arrived at the Rolling Thunder biker rally on Sunday, visibly enjoying herself as people swarmed her motorcycle.
The strongest films have benefited from 3-D, but consumers are rejecting middling movies that employ the technology to wring more money from moviegoers.
One would think that going home would be the easiest thing troops could do. But it is not so simple.
A season among the petroglyphs makes a young man reconsider all those love-related text messages.
Our infatuation with technology provides an easy alternative to love.
The e-mail marketer hopes that its staff of 400 writers and editors will keep it one step ahead of its discounting competitors on the Web.
Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra had to survive a season in which any misstep would be magnified.
Members of Columbia’s class of 1941 graduated the day after Lou Gehrig, a star for the Lions, died.
Brokers say that sales of two-bedroom apartments are picking up, especially at the lower end of the market.
An Ohio man has tucked away a car, built by the driver who finished second in the first Indy 500, that played a crucial role in keeping the tire industry in Akron.
The C.E.O. of TransPerfect, a translation service, said having many jobs at an early age helped to shape her view of the type of person she wanted to hire.
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