News Analysis: Ruling Against Arizona a Warning for Other States
Wednesday’s immigration ruling may halt, at least temporarily, a movement by states to make it a crime to be an immigrant without legal documents.
An Arizona Morgue Grows Crowded
A growing number of border crossers have been found dead in the deserts around Tucson.
U.S. Military Scrutinizes Leaks for Risks to Afghans
Some of the documents released by WikiLeaks contain the names of Afghans who provided credible information to U.S. and NATO troops.
Video Technology Added at New Meadowlands Stadium
With the New Meadowlands Stadium set to give fans free applications and enhanced video, is the live game no longer enough?
Our Towns: Sizing Up Obama, in Real Life
In Edison, N.J., a quintessentially Jersey jumble of ethnicities, traffic jams and sprawl, you could find hints about where the magic went and how much is left.
News Analysis: Paterson and Cuomo Both Avoid the Worst Case
By recusing himself from the case, Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo avoided accusations of opportunism.
Job Subsidies, Often Popular for Public Projects, Also Lift Private Employers
Stimulus money sometimes goes to private companies to hire workers, instead of funding public projects.
Congress Is Rethinking Its Ban on Internet Gambling
Under pressure to find new revenue sources, Congress is reconsidering legalizing, and taxing, Internet gambling.
Exhibition Review: ‘Beyond,’ the Solar System at Air and Space Museum
An exhibition at the National Air and Space Museum features 148 extraordinary photographs of moons and planets.
Higher Oil Prices Help Exxon Top Forecasts
The oil giant’s second-quarter income nearly doubled as oil prices and margins to process crude into fuel rebounded.
2nd Sailor’s Body Found in Afghanistan
A senior U.S. military official and Afghan officials say the body of a second U.S. sailor who went missing in a dangerous part of eastern Afghanistan has been recovered.
4 Dead in Plane Crash at Military Base
our airmen were killed in a cargo plane that crashed during a training run at an Air Force base, military authorities said Thursday.
State of the Art: Nuance Tweaks Its Dictation Software, Wringing Out Errors
The company Nuance offers a new version of Dragon NaturallySpeaking, proving that even near-monopolies like to tinker with their products.