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U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that members of Pakistan's powerful spy service helped plan the deadly July 7 bombing of India's embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, according to U.S. government officials....

O.A.R. ALL SIDES RATING: 2 EXCLAMATION POINTS Uncertainty and reassurance make for a busy tag team on "All Sides," the sixth studio album by O.A.R. It's a familiar arrangement in...

Iraq and the U.S. are close to a deal on a sensitive security agreement that Iraqi officials said Wednesday satisfies the nation's desire to be treated as sovereign and independent....

In the musty back room of the collectibles shop he owns here, stocked with a copy of the Declaration of Independence and Ernest Hemingway's briefcase typewriter, John Reznikoff held up...

Ladies! Behold the splendor of the nude male form: sleek and powerful, a miracle of sculpted sinew, striding confidently across the sand or stretching out before you in ever-uncoiling glory....

Samuel Snow died refusing to cash the Army's check, but not before receiving a long-awaited apology. Snow, a retired janitor who was a soldier in World War II, died early...

The gastronomic organization called Slow Food USA will host a little party for more than 50,000 people in San Francisco over the Labor Day weekend. To get things ready, the...

Since its debut last fall, "Gossip Girl" has always been more than a television series about its overt subject, the social machinations of Manhattan private-school students. It has also presented...

Jamie Lynn Spears is a narcissist, to say nothing of her older sister. So is Hillary Rodham Clinton. Bill, too! Clearly, the word was created with Alex Rodriguez in mind....

A man with a shotgun entered a church Sunday in Knoxville, Tenn., and opened fire as congregants were watching a youth performance, killing two people and wounding at least eight...