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Gov. Rick Perry of Texas was not a central figure in Tuesday’s debate, but the next phase of the campaign, television ads, will probably play more to his strengths.
South Korea’s president, Lee Myung-bak, is among a small number of global leaders who seem to have pierced President Obama’s reserve. Mr. Lee arrives Wednesday for a state visit.
Federal authorities said they had foiled a plot by men linked to the Iranian government to kill the Saudi ambassador to the United States and to bomb a Saudi Arabian embassy.
The canvassing of nearly 100 homes and workplaces of donors listed on John C. Liu’s campaign finance reports has raised questions about some donations.
N.B.A. owners and players are locked in a labor dispute that is both philosophical and financial. Above, the Spurs’ Tony Parker, who will play overseas during the lockout.
A year after the globally televised rescue of 33 miners in Chile, most are unemployed, many are poorer than before and some are experiencing post-traumatic stress.
The 2 sides reached a tentative agreement on exchanging Palestinian prisoners for Gilad Shalit, an Israeli soldier.
The iPhone 4S is loaded with dazzlers: faster speed, crisper shots, global reach and transformative voice recognition.
In his final review as The Times’s restaurant critic, Sam Sifton gives four stars to Per Se and calls it the finest restaurant in New York.
Washington’s memo on Anwar al-Awlaki’s death is a step, but not enough to justify a decision to kill a U.S. citizen.
A makeshift kitchen at Zuccotti Park has fed thousands of Occupy Wall Street protesters each day.
Fresh ginger, tangy yogurt and fiery green chiles open a universe of possibilities for roasted beets.
Inventive bartenders are using vinegar as an acidic alternative to same-old-same-old lemons and limes in cocktails.
A dizzying variety of home styles make up the housing stock in this Brooklyn neighborhood — from Queen Anne, to Federal, to Japanese.
Joel Rosen, a trailblazing figure in late-1960s muscle, is still building performance cars at 71.
Joseph Jimenez, C.E.O. of Novartis, says he has learned that you can’t solve a problem unless you can get to its roots.
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