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“There was no discussion. So it was a unanimous decision about interest rates,” said ECB President Mario Draghi at the press conference.
Greek opposition parties and unions will protest German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s first visit to the crisis-plagued country.
A Tibetan writer died after he set himself on fire to protest against Chinese Communist Party rule—the 53rd self-immolation in just a few years.
A quarter of the House signed on to a letter deploring China's alleged organ harvesting.
Several tons of fruit that used to go to waste daily in a small Indonesian town are now being turned into biogas to produce electricity.
A scientist and an artist have teamed up with a metal-tolerant bacterium called Cupriavidus metallidurans to produce gold nuggets in a glass bioreactor.
Brooklynites have been generally welcoming of the Barclays Center, new home turf for the Brooklyn Nets; but the building’s distinctive architectural design has elicited [...]
Website reports, according to analysts, show that Jiang’s faction seeks to make Bo the scapegoat for atrocities committed in the persecution of Falun Gong.
The boxer crab, Lybia sp., carries a pair of sea anemones on its pincers to ward off predators and fight duels with other crabs.
Pamela Kyle Crossley has written a rich and pungent potpourri of a book about the last two centuries in China.
What might the Chinese Communist Party's "Great, Glorious, and Always Correct Mother Nation Harmony First" smartphone map app look like?
The greetings exemplify the fact that Falun Gong practitioners are to be found in every corner of Chinese society.
Riders of the No. 7 subway line will need to seek alternatives for the next five weekends because the No. 7 trains will not run between Queensboro Plaza and Times Square-42 Street.
The Turkish Parliament voted on Thursday to authorize sending soldiers into Syria if necessary. The vote signals a potential escalation of the conflict between Syria and [...]
A Chinese idiom that means doing things in a worn-out, old way rather than being flexible and adaptable.
We will now examine some more ways to connect with others and build those key relationships.
Abuse in aboriginal communities threatens aboriginal women later in life argues Ojibway writer Colleen Simard.
A “fire-breathing dragon” could light up our skies this weekend when the annual Draconid meteor shower peaks on Oct. 7.
A recent chemical analysis of dozens of models of smartphones reveals a hidden and ugly truth about our favorite tech. A collaborative report from HealthyStuff and ifixit.org [...]
Let’s hope our political future is a case of life imitating art. It butter be.
A patient whom I will call Rita came to me to treat her Parkinson’s disease. In traditional Chinese medicine, Parkinson’s disease is called “trembling paralysis.”
Most of us are optimistic when we send our resume to a potential employer.
It didn’t take long for us to be reminded of how nutty October baseball can be. Moreso than any other sport, playoff baseball seems to have the most improbable heroes and [...]