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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.
Federal authorities said Megaupload was a global enterprise based on Internet piracy, and four people named in an indictment were denied bail in New Zealand on Friday.
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.
Newt Gingrich turned aside questions about his marital history at the final Republican debate before the South Carolina primary, and then took on Mitt Romney.
Rick Santorum won election in 1990 by attacking his opponent for living in Washington while representing Pennsylvania; by 2006 his critics said the same of him.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley’s weak results cast doubts on whether Wall Street will return to its high-rolling ways.
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.
College students who planned a volunteer trip to Mexico say their training involved days of confinement.
The tabloid crime photographer Weegee is the subject of two exhibitions, at the International Center of Photography and at the Kasher Gallery.
Newt Gingrich can’t escape the toxic combination of infidelity and sermonizing. He seeks forgiveness yet tries to tell Americans how to run their lives.
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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