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Four service members were wounded, one seriously, on Saturday after military aircraft flying into South Sudan to remove American citizens were fired upon and forced to turn back, officials said.
Americans were bracing for a Monday deadline to sign up for coverage, after a series of changes to the law that has caused confusion among consumers and uncertainty among insurance companies.
The Obama administration moved to prevent a judge from ruling on the constitutionality of warrantless surveillance programs authorized during the Bush administration.
The men are charged in the death of a lawyer who was killed in front of his wife after shopping at the Mall at Short Hills in Millburn.
After the housing bubble burst, Ireland is trying to clean up after homes that were never finished or are substandard. Above, unoccupied houses in Cloonfad.
School systems in the region have been unable to handle the inundation of Syrian refugees, leaving thousands of children with little to occupy their days.
In a bunker in Iceland, powerful computers are whirring 24 hours a day — and extracting an invisible currency.
Two astronauts, wearing helmets fitted with improvised safety measures, were working to repair a malfunctioning pump at the International Space Station.
The new position could protect the diplomat, Devyani Khobragade, from charges she underpaid a housekeeper.
Justin Bieber, 19, gets a megastar’s attention — including his lurching steps toward an adult career.
In my small corner of Maine, I’m bringing back the American chestnut.
The blockbuster model, despite a frightful recent track record, remains a profitable model for the biggest filmmakers.
Can the social sculptor Theaster Gates turn inner-city Chicago into art?
Deborah Solomon’s biography of Norman Rockwell, who believed in art as storytelling.
This week’s homes include a condo in a Philadelphia brownstone, a Craftsman in Atlanta and a cabin in Utah.
The Fiesta ST joins Ford’s stable of rowdy front-wheel-drive machines. The Fiesta’s small turbo engine is strong enough for thrills, but not so brawny as to overwhelm the front tires.
“Part of being a good C.E.O. is not believing that you know best,” says the C.E.O and co-founder.
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Opinion »Op-Ed: Having a Servant Is Not a RightIndia’s outrage at the treatment of a diplomat who underpaid her housekeeper points up its complicity in an exploitative system. |
Opinion »Disunion: John Bell Hood’s LegThe Confederate general’s convalescence after losing his leg shows what life was like for men injured in battle. |
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