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The decision furthered President Obama’s self-described evolution on same-sex marriage rights as his administration appeared closer to confronting a state over its refusal to recognize such rights.
Top officials loyal to Gov. Chris Christie went to great lengths to make it appear that the closing of several toll lanes was part of a traffic study, according to documents released by New Jersey lawmakers on Friday.
The ultimate political apology, culled from notable speeches and statements made in the aftermath of wrongdoing or other officeholder embarrassments.
In December, employers added just 74,000 jobs, far below the expectations of many economists who had grown convinced that the market was on a more solid footing.
The Rev. Oliver White, a child of the black Baptist tradition, threw his clerical life into disarray in 2005 with a single act of principle: supporting gay marriage.
CGI Federal will stop its work on HealthCare.gov when its contract expires at the end of February, the company said.
As the retailer disclosed that many more shoppers than first reported were affected by a data theft late last year, crisis experts suggested it must do more to regain trust.
Residents swapped stories and shared anger after people in nine counties in West Virginia were told not to drink the water because of a chemical spill into the Elk River.
A brief vacation for Michael Urie, the star of the one-man Off Broadway hit “Buyer & Cellar,” gives his understudy, Clancy O’Connor, the chance to prove himself onstage.
As cars increasingly come equipped with Internet connections, GPS and data recorders, concerns about what is being tracked and who has access to it have arisen.
Strange episodes have become part of the scenery as the Knicks have finally figured out how to play cohesively.
The latest jobs report is a sobering backdrop for the debate on poverty and inequality.
Most people, if pressed, would acknowledge that when it comes to ethics, they could use a tuneup.
The movie with the most Oscar nods is no longer guaranteed to win best picture.
Flooding theaters isn’t good for filmmakers or filmgoers.
“Cold Comes the Night” pits a young motel owner against a criminal.
A look at a contemporary in Connecticut, a home in New Mexico built in a pueblo-style and a shingled house in North Carolina.
Honda was the first to market with a hybrid, the Insight, but the Toyota Prius went on to dominate the niche. Now Honda is trying again, and this time getting things right.
“I have an office, but most of the time I just walk around and try to determine if we’ve got any problems.”
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Opinion »Voting Baseball Players Into the Hall of FameRoom for Debate asks: Do the rules for selecting the ‘greats’ of America’s favorite pastime need to be revamped? |
Opinion »Editorial: Haiti, Unfinished and ForsakenFour years after the earthquake, humanitarian aid seems to have run its course and development is lagging. |
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