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A document obtained by Edward J. Snowden shows that Australia consulted with the N.S.A. about monitoring an American law firm that was representing Indonesia in trade disputes with the United States.
Local and state authorities are facing new financial pressures this exceptionally stormy winter, with officials reporting increased spending on overtime, contractors and supplies.
As they left the building that they had occupied for more than two months, the protesters said they would seize it again if the authorities did not drop all charges against activists.
A week with Afghan troops safeguarding Highway 1 offers glimpses of a road war in which powerful leaders on all sides battle for control of Afghanistan’s crucial artery.
In many ways, the vast park caters avidly to the West, and the United States in particular. But behind the familiar trappings, many aspects of the Games are distinctly Russian.
As the 50th anniversary of Lyndon B. Johnson’s presidential milestones approaches, his allies are highlighting achievements they say were overshadowed by the Vietnam War.
Higher pay in Washington and Oregon is luring workers from Idaho, showing how small hourly increases can change lives.
Genevieve Bell, an anthropologist at Intel, leads a globe-trotting team that is trying to learn what people crave in their electronics.
Comcast’s deal to acquire Time Warner Cable won’t shake the industry’s game plan: Keep viewers wedded to cable.
Mashing up pop culture with acclaimed graffiti work by the street artist Banksy, an artist is straddling the line between mainstream humor and an underground scene.
An unlimited source of cash is now a requirement for contested congressional races.
Couples can be happier now than ever before. But it’s rare.
An internal Treasury memo put the earnings of two mortgage giants off limits to their shareholders.
As its Scandinavian base has faded, the Danish Athletic Club has embraced new patrons.
How Grace Aneiza Ali, who founded the arts journal Of Note, spends her Sundays.
Unpaid internships are the bane of millennial workers with high aspirations.
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Ford is using aluminum, which is often found in Audis and Jaguars, in the body of its new F-150, a workhorse of a truck whose customers care about pulling power and payloads.
“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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