June 10, 2008

Lionsgate Entertainment honors Sophia Loren and Catherine Deneuve, two near-mythological figures of the European cinema, with boxed sets of seldom-seen films.

Amid soaring oil prices and worrisome inflation, the White House is joining with the Federal Reserve in calling for an end to the dollar’s slump.

Officials in the heart of Pennsylvania’s coal mining region are considering using natural gas at county facilities.

Paul Pierce’s journey from pudgy middle school kid to N.B.A. star began not far from where the Celtics may clinch the N.B.A. championship.

Michael Strahan, who was named to the Pro Bowl seven times and set the N.F.L.’s single-season record with 22 ½ sacks, will leave a huge hole in the Giants’ defense.

A growing body of evidence shows that same-sex couples have a great deal to teach everyone else about marriage and relationships

A device that holds a cable was installed improperly three weeks before scaffolding gave way and sent two window washers plunging 47 floors, a federal investigator said.

Members of the Tseycum First Nation will be repatriating the remains of their ancestors to Canada with the full consent of the American Museum of Natural History.

As the world clamors for more corn, wheat, soybeans and rice, farmers are trying to meet the challenge.

Barack Obama’s attack on John McCain’s economic policies was a move to define the general election campaign by focusing on the economy as a central theme.

CSX, one of largest railroad companies in the nation, has managed to turn a proxy contest with a British hedge fund into a matter of national security.

A new television series chronicles the rebirth of Greensburg, Kan.