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In September, Hewlett-Packard scrapped the Electronic Data Systems name. Now, it’s doing away with the E.D.S. eagles. Ross Perot, the founder of E.D.S., had a fondness for eagles.
READING — More local voters headed to the polls yesterday than what was predicted, as Reading residents followed the lead of their counterparts across the state in choosing to back Martha Coakley and Scott Brown in the Democratic and Republican state primary election yesterday.
Tiger Woods's marketability could not just recover to its pre-scandal levels but actually benefit from the controversy.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Justice Department is refusing to grant a posthumous pardon to Jack Johnson, the black heavyweight boxing champion who was imprisoned nearly a century ago because of his romantic ties with a white woman.
Critics say the president's youth played a role in his drawn-out assessment of Afghanistan.
What's Your Reaction? At the Copenhagen summit, there isn't a negotiating process to reach a climate pact. There are two. And that's a problem--perhaps big enough to pose a threat to the entire effort to reach an international deal.
A veteran State Department expert on Northeast Asia, Evans Revere says that the expectations for special envoy Stephen W. Bosworth's initial visit to Pyongyang were "probably pretty low."
Today is Friday, Dec. 11, the 345th day of 2009. There are 20 days left in the year. The Jewish Festival of Lights, Hanukkah, begins at sunset. On Dec. 11, 1936, Britain's King Edward VIII abdicated to marry American divorcee Wallis Warfield Simpson.
Even on a smart, acerbic comedy like "30 Rock," Christmas inevitably brings an awkward shift in tone.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Casting health care overhaul as a legacy for the American people and failure as politically unthinkable, President Barack Obama on Sunday rallied Senate Democrats to deliver on their party’s half-century quest to expand the social safety net by providing access for all.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The folks who sneaked into the president’s state dinner are part of a long tradition of people showing up as they please at the People’s House. It’s just that the tradition vanished ages ago.
Maryland Senate president and University of Maryland College Park alumnus Mike Miller visited the university last Wednesday to encourage students to vote in the gubernatorial elections next November.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Saddam Hussein was telling the truth, this time. The United States just didn’t believe him.
Fans of glee don’t have to wait long for the next installment.
Tiger couldn't maintain his "Nice Guy Overachiever" act his entire life. How could he or anyone continually push down all his unmet needs and human impulses that are built into our everyday human wiring?
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