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With one suspect dead and the other lying wounded in a hospital, the investigation into the Boston bombings turned to their motives and a trip one of them took to Chechnya and Dagestan.
The issues include a debate over where the suspect might be tried and whether the bombings were a crime or an act of war.
Some opponents of an immigration overhaul are pointing to the Boston attack as cause for concern.
Scenes From a Week of TerrorBoston’s tumultuous week began with the excitement of a race and ended with the tension of a manhunt.
The baseball star Curt Schilling, shown in May 2012, dazzled a state government with his video-game business plan. But two years later, it was game over.
Visitors to an interactive theater at the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum will be presented with the stark choices that confronted the 43rd president.
The billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch are exploring a bid for the Tribune Company’s newspapers.
With little fuss or political protest — or notice abroad — Denmark has been at work overhauling entitlements, trying to prod Danes into working more or longer or both.
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel argued for patience in dealing with Iran but stressed Israel’s right to self-defense.
Hudson Yards, the Manhattan development, appears poised to make good on its promised self-reinvention.
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Specialists and video game developers are piloting an approach to measure pain with motion sensor technology to evaluate techniques to treat it.
Take away the dorms, keggers and tuition. Is it still college?
Want a safer country and stronger rule of law? Pass comprehensive immigration reform.
Researchers have been developing systems that summon online workers on demand for specific tasks.
Fighters are training in local gyms as the Barclays Center hopes to revive boxing in Brooklyn.
How Richard Foreman, an avant-garde playwright and director, spends his Sundays.
How the author Sonja Lyubomirsky — a psychology professor who hates smiley faces, kittens and rainbows — has become the latest apostle of mirth.
A Murray Hill two-bedroom, a Midtown East co-op and a Prospect Heights co-op.
The 2014 Mazda 6 reasserts the style and handling that once set it apart from the Camrys and Accords of the midsize market.
Nancy Aossey, the chief of the International Medical Corps, says she tries to have job candidates look at themselves through others’ eyes.
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Sunday Review »Editorial: Moving Ahead With Common CoreStudent test scores will fall at first when more rigorous state tests are used, but the long-term payoff is what matters. |
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