May 18, 2007

Thousands of soldiers, sifting through hundreds of tips, are searching for the three missing Americans.

Director Wong Kar-wai opened this year’s festival with “My Blueberry Nights,” a romantic confection that begins with a lingering shot of vanilla ice cream melting into the gooey filling of a blueberry pie.

John W. Snow, former Treasury secretary, is one of the latest politicians hired by private equity for their government connections and skills.

On Air America Radio, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and his former political rival Mark Green made a deep showing of how they had moved on since their bruising contest for mayor in 2001.

There is a feeling of finality about “Shrek the Third,” a sense that the tale has at last reached a state of completion.

The new boss man of subways and buses, Howard H. Roberts Jr., is said to be partial to the poetry of Robert Frost.

Fielding a lineup with few regular starters, the Mets staged a dramatic, four-run comeback in the bottom of the 9th inning to defeat the Cubs.

More and more boaters are taking the meandering, pleasant way home for summer in the North.

Ben S. Bernanke said problems in the subprime market were unlikely to have a major effect on the economy.

Paul D. Wolfowitz’s resignation, effective June 30, ended weeks of furor over charges of favoritism that blew up into a global fight over U.S. leadership.

The bill would offer legal status to most of the nation’s illegal immigrants while toughening border security.

The routine of ordinary life in a Bronx home is a stark counterpoint to the fiery catastrophe that hit a family.