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President Obama’s decision, which he plans to announce in his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, appears to be a careful balancing of political interests and military requirements.
The slowdown, which experts attributed to both a weak economy and structural changes, could help alleviate the country’s long-term fiscal problems.
As the president readies his State of the Union address, many associates say he is exhibiting an assertiveness in contrast to the caution he showed in his first term.
The test, widely condemned, seemed to show that the nation was producing devices with big explosive power.
Whether Xi Jinping gets tough on North Korea could tell the United States what kind of leader he will be.
Wrestling, one of the oldest Olympic sports, was removed from the Summer Games in a stunning and widely criticized decision.
When it came to the major challenges facing the Roman Catholic Church in the real world, Pope Benedict XVI often seemed to carom from one crisis to the next.
Four years without a fatal crash is an American record unmatched since propeller planes gave way to the jet.
Behind-the-scenes photos and the latest news from America’s premier dog show, now under way at Madison Square Garden.
The dangerous message North Korea sent with its third nuclear weapon test is: nukes are for sale.
The characters in a memoir inevitably feed on the blood of the living.
“No” is the Chilean entry in this year’s foreign-film Oscar race.
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The Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami challenges himself, filming in another country using actors with whom he can’t communicate directly.
Tight squeezes keep Sal Giangrande and the New York Couch Doctor company in business.
The French have a rich car history, which they show off at Retromobile, the vast classic car exhibition in Paris.
Robert LoCascio, founder and C.E.O. of LivePerson, says a set of core values helps his staff avoid infighting and a bureaucratic focus on “getting offices and titles.”
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