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New Yorkers are forced to make the most of small spaces, but it is unlikely that many have done it as gracefully and inexpensively as Mark Robohm, a drummer and...

Colorful banners, draped across buildings like giant flags, urge people driving through Baltimore's rebuilt downtown neighborhoods to move into the new condos and apartments there. "Sophisticated Urban Living W/Garage and...

Israel's air attack on Syria last month was directed at a site that Israeli and U.S. intelligence analysts judged was a partly constructed nuclear reactor, apparently modeled on one North...

Dr. David A. Stoker, a plastic surgeon in Marina Del Rey, Calif., has a surgical cure for the ravages of motherhood. He, like many plastic surgeons nationwide, calls it a...

Just a few moments into my inaugural trip to an antiques show, I managed to commit a faux pas that would make the most seasoned garage-sale lover wince: I paid...

To some, it may seem like an ideal relationship: less stressful than an affair, longer lived than a fling or that elusive one-night stand. You can even sit around in...

Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, called Saturday for all Muslim countries to boycott a U.S.-sponsored meeting for Middle East peace planned for late November. "Efforts are being made to...

Pinpoints of light dotting the dark sky. Friends gathered in a circle, sipping wine and chatting convivially. The kiddies toasting marshmallows. How better to usher in autumn's chilly weather than...

Some neighbors derisively called it "the chicken coop." Others likened it to a trailer because of its long, low-slung appearance. But its new owners were ecstatic, calling it a "dream...

When Tom Glavine, a star pitcher for the New York Mets, earned his milestone 300th victory on a hot and humid night last month, he had a secret weapon. It...