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  New York, NY – To many in New York City, the rats are winning. The city’s complaint hotline is on pace for a record… Read More ›

As ‘adoption day’ of nuclear deal between Tehran and West arrives, legal arrangements begin toward the lifting of sanctions, once the Islamic Republic meets the… Read More ›

  Why does love lose its intensity over time? appeared as a question on Quora. Below we are republishing an answer from Chloe Shani Malveaux, one of Quora’s… Read More ›

  Revered Silicon Valley venture capitalist Michael Moritz has published a brutal takedown of the recent boom in “unicorn” tech businesses worth over $1 billion,… Read More ›

  Philadelphia – The final US Airways flight has landed in Philadelphia, completing the last leg of its roundtrip journey. The Airbus A321 landed at… Read More ›

Editor’s note: Dilma Rousseff is the President of Brazil. The views expressed are her own. Seventy years after its founding, the United Nations is facing… Read More ›

  The grainy black-and-white photograph shows a pointy iceberg in the middle of a calm sea, with puffy clouds barely visible in the sky. But… Read More ›

  A German mayoral candidate has been stabbed in the neck in an open air market, police said. The arrested suspect told police he was… Read More ›

Gulf nation’s previous commitments not to enrich, seen as ‘gold standard’ for nonproliferation, may be weakening after Iran deal   WASHINGTON (AP) — Amid fears… Read More ›

  Goldman Sachs reported third-quarter earnings Thursday that were pretty rough across the board. The bank missed on the top and bottom lines. But the most… Read More ›

  The laboratory startup Theranos,under pressure from federal regulators, has stopped using finger pricks to collect blood samples for all except one of its tests,… Read More ›

  Washington – Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton won the backing of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro on Thursday and said she would… Read More ›

  San Francisco –  So many people have gone so long without buying a new personal computer that the industry’s biggest players are trying something… Read More ›

The same reporters who received documents from former NSA worker Edward Snowden are now publishing information from a second governmental source. On Thursday, the Intercept… Read More ›

Two weeks after they started, Russian airstrikes in Syria are ratcheting up — and are being closely coordinated with regime ground forces as they try to… Read More ›

In a vivid new description of ISIS’ brutal executioner, a former hostage says his captor was not only sadistic, but bizarre. Daniel Rye, a 26-year-old… Read More ›

Dr. Emily Landau says Imad surface-to-surface missile “is a leap in terms of its precision, and it is capable of carrying a nuclear payload.”  … Read More ›

“Whoever thinks that they can scare us by putting us in prison is mistaken,” says Salah.   Raed Salah, the leader of the extremist Northern… Read More ›

  Bank of America’s chief Brian Moynihan is thinking a lot about jobs these days. “Headcount continues to work its way down in our company,” Moynihan said… Read More ›