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The most contentious of the debates so far, it made Mitt Romney a target for the six other Republicans on stage with him, and signaled the start of a tough new phase of the campaign.
Party leaders may need to step in if a secretive Congressional committee seeking ways to cut the federal deficit is to meet its Nov. 23 deadline.
The prisoner exchange involving Sgt. First Class Gilad Shalit raised hopes of better relations, but it was also a source of acrimony.
The first loss at Goldman Sachs since the financial crisis points to what could be a more lasting shift in the financial industry.
In the past two weeks, a trickle of would-be visitors has become a dogged campaign to visit Chen Guangcheng, a blind lawyer under house arrest.
The president’s hammering of Congress on his jobs bill could alienate voters weary of partisanship.
Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna could lose 10 vacation days for a Sept. 24 episode involving protesters.
Wealthy investors fall into three categories right now: the bargain hunters, the natural resource crowd and the bettors.
A man is suing to get out of a purchase of the late author’s Brooklyn Heights apartment because he says the estate has not backed up renovation assurances.
The White House was wise to suspend part of its health reform geared toward long-term care, but the problem isn’t going away.
The year 1941 signified a turning point for Alexander Calder. Now a show at the Pace Gallery brings together his sculpture of that time.
During the CMJ Music Marathon, The Times invites readers to review shows on Twitter.
Some borrowers succeed on the second or third attempt, after they have saved for a larger down payment, improved their credit and switched to another lender.
Tech-savvy owners of the Nissan Leaf are developing gadgets to improve the car’s efficiency.
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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