As Clinton rushes to finish a memoir of her time as secretary of state, the GOP races to prepare a massive opposition-research effort to challenge her account.
With the armed forces lacking expertise and equipment, the Iraqi government’s struggle to secure the key cities has raised concerns that unrest will spread.
Christie was sued for defamation for the ad. (Courtesy of the Laureys Family)
A 1994 campaign was New Jersey’s introduction to the brash and confident Chris Christie, but the fallout may have cost him the job.
6th in the City Chorus, a Jewish gospel choir, represents a new phase in interfaith collaboration.
Seattle overcomes an inglorious start to secure the second Super Bowl berth in franchise history.
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Not even Hugo Chávez dared to touch the third rail of Venezuelan politics: prices at the pump.
The choir sees its biggest crowds yet during weekend performances honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
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About $23 million set for preschool was left on the table because districts didn’t match funds.
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In the war in which relatively few Americans have fought, the Wise family would pay an awful price.
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Celebrities take to the red carpet before the awards show.
The Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks triumph and advance to the Super Bowl on Feb. 2 in New Jersey.
Hundreds of opposition supporters armed with clubs tried to break through a police blockade and storm parliament.
Two of Mary and Jean Wise’s four children were killed in Afghanistan. Both had families of their own.
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The 5-month-old giant panda cub, Bao Bao, meets the public for the first time.
The fire burns near the residential community in the San Gabriel Valley.
“I believe there’s a reason he ended up in the hands, the loving arms, of an FSB agent in Moscow,” says the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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An alluring choice of repertoire helps the regional orchestra distinguish itself from the crowd.
A majority holder in a company vying for the $6B contract transported Nazi prisoners to concentration camps.
New York cruises to a 4-1 victory as Washington commits its usual mistakes to drop its fifth in a row.
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Chief executive Tim O’Shaughnessy announced plans to step down after seven years as head of the firm.
Where LBJ once dreamed of renewal, waves of new construction are getting close to delivering it in the Northeast D.C. neighborhood.
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Two months into the Maidan encampment against the president, there’s little change to point to.
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