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Justice Anthony M. Kennedy’s questions in a hearing on the Defense of Marriage Act suggested he was prepared to side with the Supreme Court’s four liberal members to strike down a central provision.
Mary Bonauto, of Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, has only a sideline seat this week, but she spent a decade plotting a careful strategy.
Key Moments in Wednesday’s ArgumentsThe justices’ questions touched on federalism, equal protection and the Obama administration’s legal stance.
Cyprus announced severe restrictions on access to bank accounts Wednesday, hoping to curb what is likely to be a rush to withdraw money.
A squabble between a group battling spam and a Web hosting company said to be sending it has escalated into an attack clogging up infrastructure worldwide.
An NBC executive is said to have asked Anderson Cooper if he would consider taking Matt Lauer’s job as co-host on the “Today” show, which has slumped in the ratings.
Research suggests that the intestines’ bacterial makeup may help determine whether people gain or lose weight.
New Jersey, and advocates in other states, want a piece of the action that has been so lucrative for Nevada.
A seemingly straightforward bill to designate a state soil hit a snag: New York has apparently had one for decades.
Stanley Kubrick’s longtime assistant, Leon Vitali, says various theories about hidden meanings in “The Shining,” proposed in the documentary “Room 237,” are just “balderdash.”
Op-Docs | ITAI KESHET
A film explores the public fear and suspicion about the safety of food in Japan.
Can you eat well in a region sometimes known as the “Redneck Riviera”? You can, if you know where to look, and you’re willing to drive.
What I Brought Home
From baskets to bricks, shoes to sand, see photos of your souvenirs and the stories behind them.
Opinion »Op-Ed: The Talmud and Other Diet BooksWhen Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s anti-obesity programs fail, look to God and the ancient Greeks. |
Opinion »Re-engineering Health CareRoom for Debate asks: Would consolidating and rationing medical practices be a good thing for patients and the industry? |
A housing-rich neighborhood close to Manhattan is poised to make the interborough connection walkable again.
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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