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As opposition activists described heavy shelling around Idlib on Tuesday, a rights group said that Syria had planted mines near borders, presenting a danger to refugees.
With a belief in the White House that the mission’s costs now outweigh benefits, some suggest pushing the drawdown, but military commanders are opposed.
Rebekah Brooks, the former chief executive of News International, is said to have been arrested Tuesday as part of the company’s phone-hacking scandal.
A win in Alabama or Mississippi would give Mitt Romney a victory in one of the most conservative parts of the country, but voters were not thrilled with their choices.
Despite economic gains, President Obama is heading into the election season on treacherous political ground.
An advocacy group said broad subpoenas were a means of intimidation, an accusation the Catholic Church disputed.
A review of banks’ practices found that managers ignored widespread errors after the housing market collapse.
Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain will also discourage an Israeli strike on Iran, a diplomat said.
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The country’s new electoral law bars soldiers from voting — which could ensure the country remains unstable and economically precarious.
Recent excavations have dispelled notions that nomadic societies on the arid Eurasian steppes were less developed than many sedentary ones.
Accountable care organizations are gaining momentum in part because of the Affordable Care Act.
With so many homeowners still feeling pinched financially, it is crucial to understand and adhere to mortgage payment deadlines.
Although the new 3 is a late entry to the compact car market, it turns out to be the life of the party. The Mazda is now the only compact that effortlessly tops 40 m.p.g.
Getting employees to accept a decision, even if they don’t agree with it, requires transparency during the decision-making process, says Jim Whitehurst of Red Hat.
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