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The storm moved inland Tuesday after grinding life to a halt for millions of people in more than a half-dozen states, leaving behind the daunting task of cleaning up.
The storm, though vastly weakened, was moving west, bringing rain and winds all the way to the Great Lakes.
Interviews suggest that the State Department received many warnings about the deteriorating situation in Benghazi, but none focused on the diplomatic mission that was attacked.
The Swiss bank announced a wholesale restructuring of its investment banking division as the firm reported a $2.3 billion loss in the third quarter.
The presidential campaign entered a delicate phase on Tuesday, suddenly becoming a sideshow to the hurricane.
The latest attempt to win votes in Ohio, criticizing aspects of the auto industry recovery, has provoked a backlash.
Divisions between the Islamist-leaning government and secularists were on display during the celebration of Turkey’s founding.
Brown rice, the less processed version of the world’s second-most-popular grain, can be used for pretty much anything.
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The United States should be able to prevent its own allies from aiding the transfer of arms to the regime in Syria.
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Hollywood aims to restore the attachment films have to cultural thinking.
Kate and Matt Hilgenberg had outgrown their rental in Harlem. And it was time to buy.
The next Corvette is scheduled to be introduced in January, but on Thursday the company showed off the car’s new engine. The 6.2-liter V-8 is expected to be the most powerful standard engine ever offered in a Corvette.
Kevin Liles of KWL Enterprises, a talent management and brand development firm, says it’s important to take “ownership of every single thing you do.”
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Kate and Matt Hilgenberg had outgrown their rental in Harlem. And it was time to buy.
The next Corvette is scheduled to be introduced in January, but on Thursday the company showed off the car’s new engine. The 6.2-liter V-8 is expected to be the most powerful standard engine ever offered in a Corvette.
Kevin Liles of KWL Enterprises, a talent management and brand development firm, says it’s important to take “ownership of every single thing you do.”
Find the best job in the New York metro area and beyond.