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The computer maker Dell, seeking to revive itself after years of decline, said on Tuesday it had agreed to go private in a deal led by its founder and the investment firm Silver Lake.
Obama administration lawyers said it would be lawful to kill an American who is a ranking figure in Al Qaeda and who posed “an imminent threat.”
Obama administration's views on killing American citizens linked to Al Qaeda.
The finding could have repercussions for Europe’s détente with the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, which is an influential force in Middle East politics.
With studies suggesting long lines cost Democrats hundreds of thousands of votes in November, party leaders want to make it easier to register and vote.
Two filmmakers present a 12-step program for establishing the world’s newest country: South Sudan.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Tuesday made the first visit by an Iranian leader to Egypt since the two nations broke off diplomatic relations three decades ago.
Trailers in the wealthy town of Southampton, N.Y., stand as testament to an intractable problem across the country: where to let sex offenders live after prison.
Japan lodged a protest with China on Tuesday, calling the move an escalation in a standoff over disputed islands.
An unprecedented number of high technology start-ups, possibly exceeding 40, are valued at $1 billion or more, making the owners giddy but also creating unease.
The vexing issue of donor intent has gained a higher profile in recent years, and institutions like the Brooklyn Museum find themselves facing onerous restrictions on major gifts.
To have healthy economic growth, President Obama needs to elevate labor issues in his second term.
Avoiding gluten is a must for some, but many people are going gluten-free in a bid for a healthy diet.
Genetic scientists are using pigeons to study mutations that produce radically new kinds of anatomy.
A family-oriented community that has shown its true colors in aiding Newtown, Conn., its neighbor to the north.
The Nissan Versa is America’s cheapest new car and every bit an entry-level vehicle. Its 4-cylinder engine musters a mere 109 horsepower, and its transmission is confounding.
Terry Leahy, former chief of Tesco, advises recent college graduates that if they focus on their jobs, they can trust that someone “will spot you doing something well.”
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