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Rupert Murdoch apologized to the family of a murdered girl whose voice mail was hacked by a tabloid as Rebekah Brooks resigned as chief executive of his British newspaper operations.
The move allows the United States to fund the opposition with some of the assets frozen in American banks.
President Obama on Friday continued to push for a grand bargain that would deal with the nation’s long-term debt problems.
BP says the formula used to determine compensation for businesses hurt in last year’s spill is too generous, as the Gulf Coast enjoys its biggest tourism summer in years.
Eight banks failed and another 16 barely passed the stress tests, banking regulators said Friday.
As thousands turned out for protests on Friday, activists said that at least 19 people were killed in the attacks.
She is the most honest, uninhibited filmmaker of our time. Or: She’s twee, precious and maddening. Discuss. Nicely.
Darren Clarke got an enthusiastic reception as he climbed the leader board. Lucas Glover later joined him at the top.
New York’s landlords are very selective, requiring prospective tenants to provide paperwork including tax returns, proof of income and sometimes even references.
An initiative that brings struggling families together to help each other out of poverty is providing a new model for social welfare.
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Opinion »Bloggingheads: Murdoch Under ScrutinyHenry Farrell of George Washington University and Felix Salmon of Reuters discuss Britain’s hacking scandal. |
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The New York Times arts critics share the single item at the top of their summer bucket list. What one thing — read that book, see that movie, watch that show — must you do this summer?
Will you be dressing up to see the film? We’re taking photo submissions.
Home prices began to rebound toward the end of 2009, though the recovery has been sluggish.
It’s safe to say that Margaret Dunning, who is 101, is into cars. Her favorite is a 1930 Packard roadster, which she will be showing at the Concours d’Élégance of America.
Jack Dangermond, the founder of Esri, which develops geographic information systems, talks about lessons he learned at his family’s plant nursery.
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