July 11, 2012

The chief of Duke Energy told regulators that the board had a list of worries about the man chosen to preside over the newly merged utility.

Federal and state rulings have cast judges as the most potent critics of the police tactic, raising questions about whether New York City has sidestepped the Constitution.

Viewers of NBC’s coverage will be encouraged to talk about the Games on Facebook, and Facebook users will be reminded to watch the coverage on NBC.

Officials acknowledged that they had been aware of a threat to Krymsk the night before deadly flooding, but had not taken measures to rouse its sleeping residents.

I’ll Have Another had physical problems well before he was withdrawn from the Belmont Stakes on the eve of the race, according to veterinary records.

Eva Rausing’s death appears to be the sorry denouement of years of struggle in which she and her husband, Hans, apparently never managed to shake their addictions.

Doctors operating their own in-office pharmacies are raising the costs for insurance companies, employers and taxpayers.

The discovery of a rare protective genetic mutation provides strong evidence that the buildup of beta amyloid protein in the brain is a driving force in Alzheimer’s disease.

An account of the June policy meeting shows concern over slow growth was weighed against uncertainty about the consequences of new intervention.

Group cleanses (generally one-to-five-day, all-liquid diets with anywhere from a half-dozen to as many as 150 employees taking part) are emerging as one of the latest ways to solidify corporate bonds.

Trend or not, the Gypsy style is increasingly prevalent, thriving as the spirited outgrowth of a popular fascination with generic Romany culture.

In Kurt Andersen’s novel, a woman is haunted by the 1960s.