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Wondering what airlines will charge you for next? Try pillows and blankets. JetBlue Airways said Monday that it will sell a pillow and blanket set for $7 on flights of...

The evidence amassed by FBI investigators against Bruce Ivins, the Army scientist who killed himself last week after learning that he was likely to be charged in the anthrax letter...

Nearly 150 pilgrims, many of them children, were trampled to death Sunday at a Hindu temple in northern India after rumors of a landslide set off a stampede, local officials...

Stuart W. Little, whose many newspaper articles and books chronicled developments in the theater from the 1950s to the '70s, died July 27 in Canaan, Conn. He was 86. The...

After the band was chosen and the napkins color-coordinated to match her shoes, Kacey Knauer, a bride-to-be, had another critical matter to address: her skin, and the skin of the...

Having been named a "person of interest" in the investigation of the 2001 anthrax attacks, the former Army scientist Steven Hatfill has tried for six years to clear his name,...

Not long ago, the advent of online travel was thought to be a death knell for traditional travel agents, allowing travelers to research and book their trips with a few...

In a precedent-setting decision that could affect the future of Internet service, regulators ruled that Comcast Corp. violated federal policies when it blocked customers from sharing online videos and other...

Bruce Ivins arrived in July at a group counseling session at a psychiatric center in Frederick with a startling announcement: Facing the prospect of murder charges, he had bought a...

Russia's new president, Dmitry Medvedev, who has staked his tenure on curbing what he acknowledges is the country's rampant corruption, declared Thursday that the authorities should "stop causing nightmares" for...