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The ambassador to the United Nations, Susan E. Rice, said Tuesday that she incorrectly described the attack on the American mission in Libya but said she based her statement on the available intelligence.
Strong words after Susan E. Rice visits Capitol Hill.
In a meeting with President Obama, the Mexican president-elect will tout jobs as part of a new shift in relations with America.
President Obama plans to try to ratchet up public pressure on Congress to accept his ideas with a series of events at the White House and on the road.
The president’s attempt to expand power prompted demonstrations, even after he softened his position.
Residents of a community in Ortley Beach, N.J., have begun the process of cleaning up and rebuilding after Hurricane Sandy, which pulverized the Jersey Shore.
Methods that claim to help men overcome unwanted same-sex attractions are being legally challenged in New Jersey and California.
Rebel fighters accused the Syrian government of launching an airstrike outside Idlib on Tuesday, killing at least 20 people at an olive press.
War veterans who lost upper limbs found that replicating their complex actions with robotic arms can be excruciatingly difficult.
On the secretary of state issue, the president is boxed in, though a Clinton could point the way out.
President Obama need not look further. Here’s the perfect lineup for a second-term dream team.
Mr. Miller built the major league baseball players union into a force that revolutionized the game.
The director and sound mixer of “Killing Them Softly” discuss their use of audio in one of the film’s brutal scenes.
“Beware of Mr. Baker” is about the star rock drummer Ginger Baker.
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The homes in this middle-class enclave were probably the same when built 60 years ago. But they have since accrued a wealth of individualizing details.
A look at the ease of reserving an electric car with Autolib’, the Paris car-sharing system. Along with the car, users also get a parking space.
The leaders of an innovation consulting firm say they often tell their client companies to narrow down their project teams — to include only those who own the idea.
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