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Even some of the bailout program’s harshest critics acknowledge that things most likely would be even worse without it.
Hillary Rodham Clinton parried doubts about her husband’s fund-raising and emerged from the hearing headed for swift approval as secretary of state.
Timothy F. Geithner, the president-elect’s choice for Treasury secretary, failed to pay more than $34,000 in taxes early this decade.
François Simon, possibly the most feared figure in the French culinary world, recently made his debut as a chef.
A look at one bank’s handling of its bailout money highlights the challenges that U.S. banks are confronting.
Despite threats and an acid attack on several students two months ago, the Mirwais School for Girls is thriving.
The company behind Botox plans to introduce the first F.D.A. approved drug for growing longer eyelashes.
A senior Pentagon official in the Bush administration said that interrogators had tortured a Guantánamo detainee.
The businessman who apparently tried to fake his own death in a plane crash has been caught in Florida.
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The key to peace in Gaza is to help Fatah prepare the West Bank for real freedom, writes Jonah Goldberg of The Atlantic.
The young female dancers of “Billy Elliot” on Broadway deserve praise too.
There is more than a punch line to Charles Schulz’s invocation of Beethoven in his “Peanuts” strips.
Underneath the J and Z rails, Jamaica Avenue in Woodhaven, Queens, is lined with delis, halal bodegas and Mexican bakeries.
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