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The nation’s largest bank and the Justice Department have reached a tentative settlement with a penalty that would resolve an array of cases over the bank’s mortgage practices, people briefed on the talks said.
As young Indian women leave rural homes to finish their education in cities, they balance their new freedom against the social norms of their villages back home.
Leonarda Dibrani was on a school trip when she was taken away by the police. France said the action was legal, but could have been done with more sensitivity.
International writers, like Qiu Xiaolong, can accept a censor’s changes or bypass the world’s biggest market. He agreed in the past but won’t sell his fourth novel in China.
The battle for mayor has included debate of how charter schools will be affected by the election, though one candidate’s vision for education is still opaque.
After seven days in which no homicides were recorded in New York City, five occurred on Friday and Saturday.
Same-sex couples are scrambling to plan their weddings so they can marry as soon as the law allowing gay marriage takes effect on Monday.
New questions have been raised about a prosecutor’s decision to drop charges against a 17-year-old football player accused of assaulting a 14-year-old girl in Missouri.
Back in 1994, a cook in Gary, Ind., had an idea for a marinating stick. She’s followed through on it ever since — winning a TV-show contest and gaining acceptance from chefs.
We listen to the information we want to hear and ignore the rest.
Americans are being spontaneously generous.
Some entrepreneurs are offering online interaction free from surveillance.
Stroll along the waterfront, dive deep into Welsh history and catch a performance at one of the capital’s contemporary spaces.
A shopping experience free from hordes of tourists can be found south of the Arno River.
This week’s properties include a Colonial in New York State, a Craftsman in Oregon and a contemporary in North Carolina.
The S7 and S8 come with different versions of an impeccably engineered V-8 engine that sets Audi apart from its luxury performance-car competition.
The advertising agency’s chief says being direct “puts everything on the table.”
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Opinion »Editorial: Shortsighted Arms DeregulationThe Obama administration has gone too far in relaxing controls on military exports. |
Sunday Review »Gray Matter: Data-Mining Our DreamsAnalyzing the content of dreams can provide information about the dreamer’s concerns, activities and relationships. |
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