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The News Corp. mogul vows to keep afloat even as the phone-hacking crisis threatens to spread to American soil.
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In the West’s high-stakes nuclear game with Tehran, Ahmadinejad may hold the stronger hand.
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Since 1977, Sherman has photographed herself in a number of roles, both grotesque and erotic. A new retrospective at New York’s Museum of Modern Art showcases some of her best work. View photos.
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Congressman Jason Chaffetz on his wild, broke days at BYU.
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A new exhibit at the British Museum explores the history of Islam’s most sacred journey: the road to Mecca.
‘John Carter’ may be the next ‘Waterworld.’
How to spot a fib when dating online.
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How pregnancy transforms the brain.
Whose presidential campaign refuses to comment the most? We scoured newspapers, magazines, and transcripts to see who’s rejected the most requests since Jan. 2011--and which topics they’re avoiding.
Rolling in the Grammys; Lin-derella story.
