November 22, 2010

After watching a 23-7 lead turn into a 24-23 deficit, the Jets closed it out on Santonio Holmes’s scoring reception.

As developed countries limit the construction of coal-fired power plants, coal has found a rapidly growing market in China.

Poverty is common in parts of some former Soviet states. So is blond hair, which is in demand for hair extensions.

This Thanksgiving Day, retailers are driving customers to the Web with more specials than ever.

Terry Collins, who managed the Astros and the Angels in the 1990s, will be named the Mets’ 20th manager.

The Knicks’ 3-1 trip revives their season, and the tweaked rotation helps them settle into an identity as a fast-paced, scoring team.

A number of Web entrepreneurs are hoping to spin the concept of serendipity and human connections into business opportunities — while keeping the creep factor to a minimum.

Fitfully funny, thanks primarily to the energetic efforts of Denis O’Hare, the new Broadway comedy “Elling” is mostly just a puzzling fizzle.

Facing criticism for new airport screenings, the Obama administration said that the program is “evolving” but that the measures in place are justified by the risk.

Life on the front lines has two sides: the adrenaline-fueled moments of fighting, and the unglamorous everything else.

Rupert Murdoch is building The Daily, a newspaper for iPads that, unlike most news sites and apps, will be published each morning in one great heave, like a newspaper.

Programmers, roboticists and tinkerers are getting Microsoft’s new Kinect gaming device to do things it was not meant to do.