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Experts in Japan and the United States said that the releases from nuclear plants could go on for weeks or months. Officials are also reporting a new explosion.
Military and civilian teams continued their grim work as Japan faced mounting humanitarian emergencies and the death toll climbed.
A fragile bipartisan consensus on nuclear power’s promise for the United States may have dissolved.
The Nikkei 225 index dropped sharply Monday, with industrial and manufacturing stocks particularly hurt.
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Send In Your OwnAfter another day of retreat, rebels prepared for what some called a last stand at Ajdabiya, where government forces are advancing.
States struggling with their deficits want Amazon.com to take on a role it does not want: tax collector.
For many in Chinatown, if they did not know someone on this weekend’s deadly crash, they feared that they did.
Tim Pawlenty, the former governor of Minnesota, is trying to appeal to diverse constituencies as he introduces himself as a potential candidate.
Interactive FeatureStart making picks now for a chance to win an iPad. The men’s bracket closes Thursday, 11:30 a.m. ET.
When Carnegie Hall announced Japan as the focus of this season’s big festival, it did not seem a particularly pathbreaking subject. Now it seems prescient.
Iraq’s prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, is drawing the wrong lessons from the upheavals in the Arab world.
“Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” has set records for Broadway, but it has been more than nine years in the making, its final form still remains up in the air and its financial success appears tenuous.
In “Kathy Griffin Wants a Tony,” the comic combines access to the world of the famous and her willingness to be frank about its inhabitants.
While homes may be more affordable, many buyers are still having trouble getting mortgages to buy them.
The Equus is a virtual Lexus copy at a notably lower price, but something’s just a bit off.
Romil Bahl of PRGX says his father helped to teach him that great ideas can come from anyone, anytime.
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Opinion »Disunion: A Letter from the PostmasterLincoln’s top advisers favor the evacuation of Fort Sumter, but the postmaster general offers an alternative. |
Opinion »Are U.S. Nuclear Plants Safe?A Room for Debate forum on whether Japan’s crisis offers insights for American nuclear safety. |
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