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Ennahda appeared to emerge as the big winner in Tunisia on Monday as preliminary results leaked out in the voting for an assembly to draft a constitution and shape a new government.
The government will overhaul a program that lets homeowners refinance mortgage loans at lower interest rates to address problems that have limited participation.
Fears are growing that the latest rescue will be another minimal step that falls short of a solution.
Many town boards in New York want to override a law that caps growth of property taxes at 2 percent, which amounts to a restriction on spending.
A moderate Islamic party appears to win Tunisia’s election; the search continues for survivors of Turkey’s earthquake; and financial woes could shutter WikiLeaks.
House Republicans have adopted Twitter as their karaoke microphone against the White House bullhorn.
Robert S. Ford left after receiving “credible threats against his personal safety,” embassy officials said.
Julian Assange said a “financial blockade” had sharply reduced the donations on which his Web site depends.
Leon E. Panetta, the new defense secretary, must balance military cuts against a national security threats.
Swami Bhaktipada, a charismatic leader, served eight years on charges connected to racketeering and murder for hire.
The World Series may well turn on the battle of wills between Chris Carpenter and C.J. Wilson in Game 5.
Lindy Hinkelman has won two of the last three titles in a highly regarded baseball fantasy contest, giving him earnings of over $300,000 in the last three years.
Rick Perry is not a skilled debater. Neither was Harry Truman. Does it matter?
The end of a cross-country trip brings relief, but also a touch of sadness. It’s one less adventure ahead.
Myanmar artists are emerging from decades of isolation brought on by a military government and international sanctions.
Apartment buildings are realizing the need among tenants for feline or canine companionship.
The 1955 Bel Air signaled a turning point for Chevrolet, bringing style and class to the low-price market.
Selina Lo of Ruckus Wireless says that “the art of management is not something I have the patience for,” but that she hires people who excel in the areas she doesn’t.
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