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“We remember, we advance,” read the marble plaque to the employees of the women's ministry who were killed in the Haiti's January 12 earthquake. Surrounding the plaque on the …

He died 20 years ago this month, but I can still see him, a tall, wiry, gray-haired, hawk-nosed man. I can hear him. I see him pacing restlessly back …

According to a recent ad posted on the Internet, the college student recipient of Pizza Hut's summer “Twinternship” would be charged with "attending advertising shoots, product meetings and other …

He died 20 years ago this month, but I can still see him, a tall, wiry, gray-haired, hawk-nosed man. I can hear him. I see him pacing restlessly back …

Uncomfortable at the spectacle of the Obama administration in an open confrontation with the Israeli government, Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman — who represents the interests of Prime Minister Benjamin …

As President Obama prepares for his meeting today with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a look at Netanyahu's track record on Jerusalem leaves one wondering whether Obama is dealing …

The Office of Management and Budget is proposing to skew the formula used to weigh pending government regulations, reducing the value assigned to potential benefits

Following a year of fierce partisan debate that deeply divided Republicans and Democrats, President Barack Obama signed a $940 billion health care bill into law Tuesday that will extend …

Beijing, China - Google has finally made its move, shifting searches from China to Hong Kong more than two months after threatening to quit China over hacking and censorship. …

In a rare allegation, Britain accused its ally of forging passports used in January's Dubai assassination of a Hamas operative. The diplomatic fallout could be significant, with Netanyahu – …