Dr. Brett Coldiron removes suspected cancerous skin cells from a patient during Mohs surgery at The Skin Cancer Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Patient costs are rising because medical procedures often involve several doctors from specialties that are among the highest compensated, and are done on the grounds of a hospital.
The administration is delaying enforcement of the health law provision that prohibits employers from providing better benefits to top executives than to other employees.
Senator Joe Manchin III, center, has long been wary of environmental regulations.
West Virginia, with its strong ties to coal and chemicals, has long had a fierce opposition to environmental regulations.
The Army sent 1.3 million troops to war after 9/11, creating the most combat-tested force in the nation’s history, but now it must learn how to sustain morale and capabilities.
Now that President Obama has announced an overhaul of surveillance practices, the real work begins for intelligence agencies and a divided Congress to create new policies.
A film offers a behind-the-scenes look at Mitt Romney and his quest for the presidency.
The former presidential candidate gives his thoughts on another run (“No, no, no”) and on the future for him and his party.
Republicans around the country are offering pointed advice, sobering in its candor, for Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, after his top aides were linked to the Fort Lee scandal.
You can’t buy his pale ales, porters and stouts anywhere outside Vermont. And that suits the brewer just fine.
A tax increase for Mexican towns near the United States border could mean an economic boost for South Texas, with Mexican shoppers bargain-hunting here, but there are concerns.
Mr. Pinkney, a strategist who ran the campaigns in landmark races for black politicians, also advised Hubert H. Humphrey in his second bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
The Times would like to hear from Americans who have signed up for health care under the Affordable Care Act.
Friends call Ross Ulbricht sensitive and soulful. Prosecutors contend that he ran a global, illicit online bazaar.
It turns out, we may be more social than we were 30 years ago — at least in public spaces.
Are antibullying activists the saviors of the Internet — or just a different kind of curse?
See the ultimate political apology, culled from notable speeches and statements made in the aftermath of wrongdoing or other officeholder embarrassments.
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