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The jury verdict for the longtime Penn State football defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky completed the fall of a onetime local hero in a pedophilia scandal that seized national attention.
Jerry Sandusky left the Centre County Courthouse.
Corporate executives and economists say officials in some Chinese cities and provinces are falsifying statistics to mask the extent of the downturn.
Msgr. William J. Lynn became the first senior Roman Catholic official in the United States to be convicted for covering up child sexual abuses by priests in his charge.
Mississippi may soon be the only state without an abortion clinic when a law requiring clinic doctors to have hospital privileges takes effect.
Bain Capital, the private equity firm co-founded by Mitt Romney, structured deals so that it was hard to really lose, even if the companies it owned foundered.
How hospitals and doctors arrive at the fees they charge depends on negotiations with insurers.
As flows decrease, experts say the culprits include decades of pumping groundwater to meet the demands of the state’s population boom and agricultural industry.
American regulators are said to be planning to vote in private on proposed rules on overseas derivatives trading.
A new weekly tradition of singing together at a tavern has helped the New York Legislature function more smoothly than in its past, participants say.
In a labor union case, the conservative justices broke court rules to insert themselves into a political controversy.
“Alternative” calculations of customer assets vastly understate what firms actually owe, James B. Stewart writes.
“Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” has enough bodies to paint the screen red.
Woody Allen’s “To Rome With Love” is the tale of a New Yorkish intellectual addled by conflicting desires.
A condo with a history in New Orleans, a house in coastal Maine and a 2005 Victorian in North Carolina.
The XKR-S is spectacular to behold, and with 550 supercharged horsepower, it can be considered the explosive cap to the long-running XK lineup.
Shawn H. Wilson, president of Usher’s New Look Foundation, says that making excuses is harmful to any organization’s culture.
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