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Osama bin Laden, the former Al Qaeda leader, used the militant group Harakat-ul-Mujahedeen, which has links to Pakistani intelligence, as part of his support network.
Representative Eric Cantor, the House majority leader, abandoned the negotiations Thursday, and Republicans said they would not give in to a push by Democrats for new revenue.
Senate Republicans, most of whom oppose the measure, pledged to decide late on Thursday whether to allow a vote.
The Federal Trade Commission is said to be preparing to issue subpoenas in a civil investigation into practices in Google’s search business.
A look at the front-runner and the other three top candidates in the first of three parts reviewing the Republican field.
Republicans and a few Democrats defied raucous protests by thousands of people, above, and approved a broad rollback in benefits for government workers and retirees.
James Bulger, captured after a 16-year manhunt, agreed to go back home to face charges stemming from what authorities said was a career as a violent crime boss.
In South Boston, Whitey Bulger — either a modern-day Robin Hood or a ruthless killer, depending on whom you ask — seemed to be everywhere on Thursday morning.
One of the Supreme Court rulings limits suits from people injured by generic drugs and another strikes down a law on prescription data.
The most difficult fires are assigned behavior analysts like Drew Smith — fire whisperers, as it were — who delve into the blazes’ inner selves.
Duke’s Kyrie Irving led the way as the first pick in what is regarded as a thin 2011 draft class, with the Cleveland Cavaliers selecting two of the top four picks.
An interactive map showing the population of Asian groups throughout New York City and their growth since 2000.
How Jimi Hendrix saved a man’s life, and why he became a throat-singing composer.
In “Cars 2” Mater the tow truck, voiced by Larry the Cable Guy, is front and center.
“Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop” tracks the talk-show host on his comedy tour.
Norway is one of the few European countries left relatively unscathed by the global economic downturn of 2008.
With all the good wagons available, you have to wonder why Americans hate them so much. Now, Acura has given buyers another reason to reconsider.
Byron Lewis Sr. of the UniWorld Group, the ad agency, says people with uncommon sense have a vision and act upon it.
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Opinion »Disunion: Mr. Marsh’s Italian JobAn American diplomat’s mission to Italy reveals confusions over the Union’s war aims. |
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