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The United States and 0ther Western countries moved jointly to expel Syrian ambassadors from their soil on Tuesday, days after a massacre in Syria that left more than 100 people dead.
Congress has begun reducing the duration of extended aid and made it more difficult for states to qualify for the maximum aid, adding a financial burden to the unemployed.
The filing ends a turbulent period for the New York-based law firm, which unraveled after low profits and high debt forced it to slash partners’ salaries.
President Obama has placed himself at the helm of a secret process to mark terrorists for kill or capture, retaining final say on approving lethal action, aides said.
Mitt Romney has distanced himself from Donald Trump’s message and remarks but not from Mr. Trump himself.
Critics say the reluctance of businesses to hire Western-educated graduates who return to the homeland hurts some of Japan’s increasingly globalized industries.
A 5.8 magnitude tremor shook the same region where a devastating quake struck less than 10 days ago.
A decision on expanding the list of ailments covered by a $4.3 billion victims’ fund is expected this week.
Suffering from the autoimmune disease Sjögren’s syndrome, the former No. 1 player in women’s tennis has returned to Grand Slam competition, and she has set her sights on the Olympics.
Different sentences carry different weight, and we can craft them to convey attitude or elicit emotion.
If there is one area where women in the film industry hold more positions and influence behind the scenes, it’s editing. But why?
Walter Salles’s “On the Road” completes a kind of trinity of Beat classics adapted for the screen.
J. A. Kerswell’s “Slasher Movie Book” looks back lovingly at posters for horror movies both classic and wretched.
Starting June 15, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will be required to respond to short-sale offers within 60 days.
By the time Chevrolet made the ZL1 option available for the Camaro in 1969, the muscle car era was starting to ebb. But it turned out to be one of the most storied V-8 engines of the era.
Kyle Zimmer of the nonprofit First Book says that when it comes to hiring, she looks for people who have tried great new things, failed and overcome the disappointment.
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