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The grab for influence and power in the city shows that the Taliban have been able to extend their reach across Pakistan, not just in the country’s frontier regions.
A legislative compromise came after a raw display of political muscle by unions and activists who ran into fierce objections from the business-minded mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, and his corporate allies.
An ailment appears to have expanded drastically in the past year, wiping out as many as half of the hives needed to pollinate much of America’s produce.
Corporate leaders have long feared hacking in service of fraud or spying, but now a new threat has taken hold: attackers, possibly with state support, who seem bent on destruction.
Adam Parker Smith’s exhibition “Thanks” is made up entirely of works he stole from 77 artists: paintings, sculptures, sketchbooks, video and more.
If Robbie Rogers returns to professional soccer, he would become the first openly gay male athlete to compete in a major American team sport.
While reaction abroad has been muted, the damage from Cyprus’s crisis is resulting in rising anger on the island.
The reversal of a woman’s lengthy prison sentence, and the judge’s apology for imposing it, is a case study on the effects of mandatory sentencing guidelines.
Syracuse, a No. 4 seed, leaned on its unusual brand of swarming defense to topple the Hoosiers, who shot 33.3 percent from the field and committed 19 turnovers.
The discussion of the future of Matt Lauer of “Today” shows how little NBC has learned about placing and displacing anchors.
President Obama’s nominees face an unprecedented level of ridiculous Republican hurdles.
Most lawyers in big firms charge clients using the billable hour system, but it serves almost no one.
“The Place Beyond the Pines” is a tale in which the sins of the fathers are visited upon the sons.
“Renoir” tells the story of this painter’s last model.
A midcentury in Los Angeles, a 1935 colonial in Virginia and an adobe Tudor in Phoenix.
Luxury vehicles have long pushed the limits of size, but automakers are now whipping up fancy bite-size models, confident that Americans are seeing the upside of small, yet artful, portions.
By creating shared goals, managers can make everyone sense that they’re part of the team, says David Rock of the NeuroLeadership Institute.
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