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A plan to reverse-flow natural gas into Ukraine from the European Union has been hindered by neighboring Slovakia’s reticence, seemingly due to pressure from Russia’s state-owned energy behemoth.
Russian-speaking regions spun further out of the government’s control as a mob stormed a police station in Odessa, Ukraine, and freed from detention 67 militants.
For Rand Paul, the would-be candidate, and Rupert Murdoch, one of the most powerful Republican brokers, Saturday marked a potential turn in the race for president.
As in towns and cities from Vermont to Washington State, heroin’s new surge on Staten Island has ravaged primarily young people in working- and middle-class communities, especially in the borough’s south.
More than 2,000 people, one third of the population of Abi Barak, were killed in a landslide, but aid is scarce in this impoverished corner of Afghanistan.
A private company working with a court-appointed receiver has become the first to revisit a 1857 shipwreck in two decades. It is still heavy with treasure, the team found.
A new paper argues that the slow pace of wage growth is the clearest indicator that the recovery is still far from robust.
As the spring art auction season begins, hefty prices for many big-ticket works have been guaranteed by outside collectors or investors.
Parking officers in Keene, N.H., are caught between activists whose motto is “Free Keene” and the majority of residents who were unaware that the city was in bondage.
If you wanted to see how various components of the modern media ecosystem interact, you could not come up with a better real-time experiment than the Donald Sterling story.
April was the best month for job growth in quite a while, but wages remained flat and nearly 10 million Americans are still unemployed.
Criminal sentences should be determined by the defendant’s role in the operation rather than the weight of the narcotics.
“An Octoroon” is an exhilarating, booby-trapped production at Soho Rep.
In “Peddling,” a young man tries to scratch out a living selling “life’s essentials” door to door.
“Los Monólogos de la Vagina,” a Spanish version of “The Vagina Monologues,” is coming to Manhattan.
The structural engineer Aine M. Brazil is the quintessential behind-the-scenes player.
The Audi A3, which evokes the 1996 A4 that single-handedly hauled the company back from oblivion, is the cheapest Audi and the Audi that’s easiest to love.
The chief executive of Bitly says that effective leadership means empowering individuals to make, and own, the decisions.
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Opinion »Op-Ed: We Need Al Capone Drug LawsCriminal sentences should be determined by the defendant’s role in the operation rather than the weight of the narcotics. |
