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A relaxed and self-assured Mitt Romney sailed above the fray at a crucial debate as the other Republican presidential candidates competed to emerge as his most formidable opponent.
A relaxed and self-assured Mitt Romney sailed above the fray at a crucial debate as his Republican rivals fought to emerge as his chief opponent.
In their second debate of the weekend, the Republican candidates for president showed up ready for a feistier matchup than Saturday night's event.
As Jared L. Loughner undergoes evaluation and Representative Gabrielle Giffords slowly recovers, the city of Tucson is trying to move past a morning of echoing gunshots.
A plunge in relations with the United States has given Al Qaeda and Pakistani factions a chance to regroup.
Weight-loss surgery has risen sharply along with obesity in America, and the newest frontier is young patients.
Living above a restaurant can be a recipe for disaster: noise, odors vermin. But it can also be kind of sweet, particularly if the chef likes you.
Iraq’s security forces have been parading detainees before television cameras and airing their confessions.
Caterpillar is one of dozens of companies that have come to expect states to pay for training for factory workers in return for creating jobs.
People who are successful at keeping their New Year’s resolutions set up their lives to minimize temptations.
A lab-created bird flu virus needs to be destroyed, or better contained, and future research closely reviewed.
Once the richest man in Ireland, Mr. Quinn personified the nation’s boom. Now, he personifies its bust.
Four of Mitt Romney’s sons get out the message, as well as offer a glimpse of themselves.
A complex known as Gotham West will take up nearly all of the block from 44th to 45th Street, and from 10th to 11th Avenue.
As final touches are applied to carmakers’ displays ahead of the opening of the 2012 show, rising sales give the industry a good reason to celebrate in the Motor City, but clouds remain.
John Donovan of AT&T; says that getting credit isn’t as important as assembling and leading the best team.
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