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Microsoft Corp. vowed to appeal Wednesday's European Union ruling that it had illegally abused its "near monopoly" in personal computers, saying the action could "hobble" its Windows operating system and...

Somehow, in being far from typical, Shermeen H.A. Qaralousi manages to reveal a lot about her country. She is a manic mix of Iraq's varied, often competing, strains. Starting with...

Scheduling a midlife crisis isn't so easy anymore. Once thought to be the nearly exclusive purview of men, the midlife crisis has accelerated and expanded. It's not just 40- to...

For all the students cramming for big tests, for all the Baby Boomers who stop in blank embarrassment trying to recall whether they're headed for the coffee pot or the...

There are certain areas of your floor that get more traffic than others. So what do you do when one heavily trafficked area of your hardwood floor looks worn while...

As an avowed single gal, the idea of the pitter patter of little feet in my house is as terrifying as being the last one through the door at Saks'...

The so-cool sitcom "Friends" is about to be "so five minutes ago." But don't expect "badabing" of "Sopranos" fame to fade away. It's expected to make it into Merriam-Webster's Collegiate...

They're "spong monkeys." Really. That's what they are. They look like deformed hamsters or cardboard gremlins, and they've been singing "We Love the Subs!" in an odd ad campaign for...

Jane and Michael Stern put out a cookbook a few years ago in which they argued that chili was so universally popular that it could be considered the one true...

The deadly rail blasts in Spain that killed 200 people were a "horrific wake-up call" and it is difficult to have a 100 percent guarantee of safety on U.S. trains...