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Employers added only 88,000 jobs in March, a pace of growth too sluggish to make a big dent in the backlog of idle workers. The jobless rate dipped to 7.6 percent from 7.7 percent.
Speaker John A. Boehner accused President Obama of holding entitlement programs hostage for tax increases while some liberals vented their own anger over the plan.
A federal judge’s ruling, the latest turn in a decade-long fight, lifts the requirement for girls under 16 to obtain a prescription for the most common morning-after pill.
North Korea suggested some countries might want to evacuate their Pyongyang embassies, a move analysts dismissed as a new way of raising tension.
For years, Dance Theater of Harlem showed ballet was no longer just a white domain. As it returns from a nine-year hiatus, the question is what the company means now.
Control towers at 149 airports will stay open until June to allow for safety analyses and address legal challenges.
China escalated its response to a mysterious avian-borne virus on Friday, warning people to avoid live poultry and killing more than 20,000 birds at a Shanghai market.
Tim Pernetti was the latest official to lose his job over revelations of abuse by the college’s basketball coach.
When two teenage girls in Delaware wanted a ride to the other side of town and Margaret E. Smith, 89, obliged, she did not expect a frightening encounter along the way.
Video from Aleppo, Syria, captures the anxiety and ambient tension of life in a conflict zone, and the feeling that disaster could strike at any moment.
When verbs and adjectives get nouned, the practice can eliminate context and mask any sense of agency.
When religion comes up, Americans dig in their heels instead of talking.
The SoHo house that the sculptor Donald Judd built — or at least restored — is becoming a museum of his works, and an entry point to his life.
A five-bedroom sandstone Victorian in the Blacket Conservation Area is on the market for $2.4 million.
Jeep says the look of the new Cherokee reflects two sides of the brand’s personality. The upper half is sleek and streamlined, the lower tough and rugged.
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