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Money pouring into stocks in the last three weeks through mutual funds — the common investor’s way to play the market — has helped push the S. & P. 500 over 1,500, close to its highest level ever.
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that President Obama violated the Constitution when he made three recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board last year.
President Obama is assembling a new White House team that looks much like the old one, choosing familiarity over freshness even at the risk of insularity.
Some leaders are pushing the party to temper its tone, but conservative voters continue to punish those who do.
Some Catholic leaders and theologians are asking why so many of those who call themselves “pro-life” have been silent, or even opposed, when it comes to gun control.
The Education Department said school districts must provide students an equal opportunity to participate.
One case of iPhone theft in New York, known as “Apple picking,” ended up with two criminals under arrest.
Christine C. Quinn, if elected mayor of New York City, would have the influence to end the new soda restrictions.
A man was carried away after tear gas was dispersed during protests in Cairo on Friday.
The cat-and-mouse game that goes on behind the scenes can be tilted in your favor, Ron Lieber says.
A new Met exhibition includes 50 French paintings from the years between neo-Classicism and Romanticism, with a love for gleaming oil sketches that were done outdoors.
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A stucco house in Pennsylvania, an adobe house in Phoenix and a log house in Tennessee.
The cars shown at the Detroit auto show suggest a quiet revolution: digital is chasing the last vestiges of analog from the dashboard.
G. J. Hart, the chief executive of California Pizza Kitchen, says good leaders need several qualities, all surrounded by the courage to be different.
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Opinion »Op-Ed: India’s Next RevolutionThe fate of India’s women will rely on the uniting of rural and urban activism — and there are signs of hope that this is happening. |
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