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A hefty portion of the tax package that the Senate is poised to vote on Monday will benefit middle-income Americans, and could pay political dividends to the president and Democrats.
The move was a victory for President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who had in the past been prevented by Iran’s Supreme Leader from dismissing the minister.
A new wave of Iraqi Christians has fled to northern Iraq or abroad amid a campaign of violence against them.
Lenders are again offering credit to the riskier borrowers they once shunned, but they are choosing their prospects carefully and setting terms.
The entrance to King Abdullah Economic City, one of a set of urban projects that is intended to bring change slowly without antagonizing conservative forces.
The attack could have been devastating, Swedish police said, who also appeared to confirm the bomber’s identity.
About once a year, the Supreme Court appoints a lawyer to defend decisions the parties have abandoned.
Three New York governors have failed to limit local taxes, but the governor-elect has a more favorable political climate.
The neighborhood where a mortally damaged jet came to rest 50 years ago was remarkably different than today’s Park Slope.
The Obama administration was right to decide that exploratory oil drilling off the coast cannot go forward until the industry fixes its flaws.
One of the nation’s oldest magazines had to stop thinking of itself as a printed product.
Puneet and Shelly Tandon liked their rented condo in Edgewater, N.J. When it came time to buy, the place began to look even better.
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