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In a ruling that could affect House races, the Supreme Court found that a lower court had not paid enough deference to a plan drawn up by the Republican-controlled Legislature.
Ill will and mistrust run deep among civilians and militaries on both sides, raising questions about what role the United States and its allies can expect to play in Afghanistan.
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France suspended military operations in Afghanistan and said he was considering an early withdrawal of his nation’s forces.
Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader, on Friday called off a scheduled vote on the Internet piracy bill that had rallied the Web.
Media companies have long accused the site of abetting copyright infringement.
Rick Santorum, once a pugnacious freshman, quickly emerged as a savvy operator and sharp tactician who became a member of the Washington establishment.
The Republican candidates began their final full day of campaigning before South Carolina polls open Saturday.
Changes to the way autism is diagnosed may make it harder for many people who would no longer meet the criteria to get health, educational and social services, researchers say.
Observers say an Italian propensity for dualism has led to a Coast Guard officer’s portrayal as a hero against the captain of the Costa Concordia.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley’s weak results cast doubts on whether Wall Street will return to its high-rolling ways.
The Occupy movement took hold at some campuses, and students are still holding their ground. But how strong is their will?
Despite recent events in Israel, Jewish law holds men responsible for controlling their licentious thoughts about women.
A Mexican beauty queen becomes entangled with a drug cartel in “Miss Bala.”
A cabin compound in Wisconsin; a co-op in Wash. D.C.; and a house on the Maine coast.
The freshest American cars at the Detroit auto show reflected the melding of designs from around the world, creating a more sophisticated approach that could be called American Global.
John Donovan of AT&T says that getting credit isn’t as important as assembling and leading the best team.
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