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The Greek cabinet offered its full support early Wednesday to Prime Minister George Papandreou for his surprise plan to call a referendum on the Greek financial crisis.
A London court ruled on Wednesday that Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, can be extradited to Sweden to answer sex crime allegations there.
President Obama will travel this week to the Group of 20 summit as the leader of a nation that no longer has the global responsibility or the burden it once did.
The fall of MF Global, and the discovery that hundreds of millions of dollars were missing from the firm’s customer accounts, have cast a dark cloud over Jon S. Corzine’s legacy.
Drought, famine and the anti-Western policies of the Shabab hinder efforts to feed and clothe hundreds of thousands of refugees, many of them children.
The National Restaurant Association gave $35,000 to a female staff member after an encounter with Herman Cain, people with knowledge of the payment said on Tuesday.
There is widespread gloom that Egypt’s economy is again stagnating, while the caretaker government fails to act.
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Leonardo DiCaprio spends most of his screen time in Clint Eastwood’s “J. Edgar” looking unhandsome and unheroic.
The Times has revamped its online listings of noteworthy cultural events in New York City and beyond.
Monday’s bankruptcy filing by MF Global Holdings raises some troubling questions about the financial system and its vulnerability.
The New Yorker writer, and a devoted Francophile, celebrates the archetypal French dinner in his new book.
The Dining staff is taking your questions on cooking, drinking, entertaining, or any other holiday hurdles.
While Bengalis mostly use it for sautéeing, Americans usually finish dishes with a trickle of the sharp raw oil.
An enclave within Yonkers where historic homes are interspersed with newer Capes, ranches and colonials.
The Specialty Equipment Market Association show that opens today in Las Vegas has long reveled in Detroit’s muscular past, but the event has evolved into a design showcase for automakers.
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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Opinion »Op-Ed: Air Power’s False PromisesIt’s been 100 years since the first bomb was dropped from a plane, but we’re no closer to clean or cost-free conflicts. |
Opinion »Bloggingheads: Herman Cain’s BlacknessJohn McWhorter of The New Republic and Glenn Loury of Brown University debate about race and Herman Cain. |
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