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All but two of Japan’s 54 commercial reactors have been idled since the nuclear disaster a year ago, after the earthquake and tsunami, and it is not clear when they can be restarted.
A man identifying himself as the deputy oil minister, Abdo Hussameldin, appeared in a video posted to YouTube on Wednesday, and said he had left his post.
On Capitol Hill, Democrats have begun to mention President Obama more often and to publicly back his proposals.
Inspired by protests against President Vladimir V. Putin, hundreds of young Muscovites for the first time ran in municipal elections and dozens won.
The Justice Department has spent months investigating pricing collusion between Apple and e-book publishers.
The House approved a bill that could help create jobs in an effort to polish Congress’s image as Election Day nears.
Julianne Moore’s portrayal of Sarah Palin in the engaging HBO docudrama “Game Change” is a sharp-edged but not unsympathetic portrait of a flawed heroine.
A young boy in Idlib mourned the death of his father, who was killed by a Syrian Army sniper.
We need a conversation about how women live their lives and how their ability to control their fertility contributes to the welfare of American families.
Philip Seymour Hoffman, who plays Willy Loman in the Broadway revival of “Death of a Salesman,” has found the role to be all-consuming.
Off-Broadway theater is thriving. Impressive new buildings and stages have replaced those that have disappeared. Even so, prosperity has its perils.
Housing prices in the Central Valley, home to San José, have been more stable than prices near the coast.
Steven Kaplan’s replica Morgan three-wheeler didn’t come easy. But after a six-year building effort, he now rides through his Queens neighborhood in style.
Tracy Dolgin of the YES cable network says good leaders need to be doers and not just managers.
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