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Frank Cieciorka, a graphic artist, art director and watercolorist whose woodcut rendering of a clenched-fist salute was the model for the New Left's most ubiquitous emblem, died Monday at his...

President George W. Bush acknowledged in an interview that he would miss some things about life in the White House, including the comfort of the presidential retreat at Camp David,...

The $50 billion privatization of Bell Canada, Canada's largest telecommunications company, is in jeopardy after accountants said they were unable to conclude whether the leveraged buyout would leave the company...

A new study by Harvard researchers estimates that the South African government would have prevented the premature deaths of 365,000 people earlier this decade if it had provided anti-retroviral drugs...

A parliamentary hearing on the origins of August's war between Georgia and Russia ended in tumult on Tuesday after a former Georgian diplomat testified that Georgian authorities were responsible for...

On their second attempt, federal prosecutors won sweeping convictions Monday against five leaders of a Muslim charity in a retrial of the largest terrorism financing case in the United States...

Federal regulators Sunday were considering a radical plan to stabilize Citigroup in which the government could soak up tens of billions of dollars in losses at the struggling bank, The...

Private health insurance plans, which serve nearly a fourth of all Medicare beneficiaries, have increased the cost and complexity of the program without any evidence of improving care, researchers say...

Last year, right around the time his clique of Hamptons summer share pals fell apart, Nick Baily and his wife, Rebecca Phillips, fell in love with the Catskills. Baily's father...

At least two dozen people, including six children, were killed in heavy fighting here in Somalia's capital Friday as government troops tried to reassert control and Islamist insurgents fought back...