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When the men of the Phoenix Country Club saw their feeding ways in peril, they did not tarry. Some sent nasty e-mail messages, hectored players on the fairway and, for...

Weeks before physical bombs started falling on Georgia, a security researcher in suburban Massachusetts was watching an attack against the country in cyberspace. Jose Nazario of Arbor Networks in Lexington...

The former prime minister of Thailand, Thaksin Shinawatra, skipped a court appearance Monday and announced he was seeking refuge in London, leaving behind more than $2 billion in assets frozen...

What happened to Bright Eyes? For the last decade the songwriter Conor Oberst has released the vast majority of his songs as Bright Eyes, working under that name with groups...

Taliban fighters forced Pakistani soldiers to retreat from a militants' stronghold near the border with Afghanistan over the weekend, after a three-day battle sent civilians fleeing from government airstrikes. The...

Starting a small farm can pay rich dividends, especially if the farm produces niche foods like artisanal cheeses or truffles. But don't quit your day job. Sarah Beth Aubrey took...

Those who knew Tang Yongming were at a loss to explain why the unemployed factory worker attacked an American tourist couple and their Chinese guide on Saturday, fatally stabbing a...

President Evo Morales seemed on his way to an easy victory in a recall referendum Sunday, giving him a fresh mandate to advance efforts to redistribute petroleum royalties and private...

A day after former Sen. John Edwards offered to take a paternity test to prove he did not father a child out of wedlock, the woman with whom he admitted...

Patients turn to alternatives As many as 61 percent of cancer patients use complementary therapies such as prayer, relaxation, meditation and massage, researchers from the American Cancer Society report. For...