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After a decade of damage to Coca-Cola’s balance sheet as weather threatened the ingredients for its drinks, the company has embraced the idea of climate change as an economically disruptive force.
In a series of contentious meetings, JPMorgan Chase’s board voted to give Jamie Dimon a new pay package after his pay was cut in half last year, to $11.5 million.
Priorities USA Action, which played a pivotal role in President Obama’s re-election, formally aligned itself with Hillary Rodham Clinton’s undeclared presidential ambitions.
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. did not specify the guilty pleas the Justice Department would expect before it would open talks with Mr. Snowden’s lawyers.
Villagers have occupied a hilltop above a silver mine for more than two years to protest pollution and a mining company’s expropriation of precious water supplies.
Olympic freeskiers will compete in halfpipe and slopestyle, just as snowboarders do. The differences between the disciplines may be most apparent in the air.
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. said the government will offer rules to help the legal businesses gain access.
The report claims that detection abilities of U.S. agencies are “either inadequate, or more often, do not exist.”
As negotiations went on between opposition leaders and the president of Ukraine, a video surfaced of Berkut riot police officers stripping a protester naked.
The warning came as the Treasury settled with a European bank over allowing Iran to bypass sanctions.
NASA’s Opportunity rover bounded to the surface of Mars for what was planned to be a three-month exploration, but 10 years later, it’s still there making discoveries.
Why continue a program that invades privacy, violates the law, and doesn’t even work?
Sore-loser laws favor partisan extremists and disempower voters.
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At the Detroit auto show, many companies restated or reset their design language, which distills and defines the shapes and forms that make car families recognizable.
“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 »The Stone: Should Pope Francis Rethink Abortion?Doctrinal revision needn’t contradict his commitment to the “value of the human person.” |
Opinion »Op-Ed: Deciphering the QuenelleBehind a provocative comedian’s defiant salute lies a swirl of ugly prejudice that is roiling France. |
Opinion »Would a Vegas Convention Hurt the Republicans?Room for Debate considers whether nominating a president in America’s capital of glitz would be a good idea. |
