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Exquisite close-ups of fissures on a tiny frozen moon of Saturn will provide the latest clues in solving the riddle of how a 310-mile-wide ice ball could possibly be shooting...

It was the first day of April, overcast and chilly, and Christopher Peacock, the English kitchen designer, was giving a tour of the town that's been so good to him....

The leader of Zimbabwe's opposition -- in a feisty and jovial mood -- said Saturday in his first interview since he began power-sharing talks with President Robert Mugabe almost a...

Jerry Wexler, who as a reporter for Billboard magazine in the late 1940s christened black popular music rhythm and blues, and who as a record producer helped lead the genre...

The United States pressed on Friday for the immediate withdrawal of Russian forces in Georgia, as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice came here, not far from the front lines, to...

Heather Armstrong's wickedly funny blog about motherhood, Dooce, is more than just an outlet for the creativity and frustrations of a modern mother. The site, chock full of advertising, is...

The private jet industry has long struggled against the stereotype of the typical user as a well-off guy in a big corporate jet. But as the National Business Aviation Association...

Theodore Solotaroff, who in 1967 started The New American Review as a showcase for a rising generation of writers, including Philip Roth, William Gass and Mordechai Richler in just the...

Was that Hoshizaki or Kold-Draft that you wanted with your Grey Goose? Did you say you like your cocktail with a cube or a lozenge or a tube with a...

Comic book collectors like their numbers. They know that the first issue of "X-Men," which introduced Marvel's mutant superheroes, was published in 1963 and had a cover price of 12...