September 17, 2012

As companies set their own rules legal experts say they must be flexible to strike the right balance between democratic values and law.

Aereo hopes to offer an alternative for viewers who prefer to grab their favorite shows piecemeal from a number of online sources.

The Jets offense that had sputtered during the preseason, only to suddenly rev up against the Bills, stalled against one of the game’s most formidable defenses, generating just 219 yards.

Thirty years after the Korean boxer Duk-koo Kim died following his loss to Ray (Boom Boom) Mancini in Las Vegas, their families continue to heal.

Researchers are using extracellular matrix, a natural scaffolding that underlies all tissues and organs, from animals to engineer the growth of replacement tissue like limb muscle lost in injuries.

In Egypt, some say that the protests at the American Embassy in Cairo and in about 20 countries over an anti-Islamic video was about more than religious sensitivity.

Busloads of illegal voters, cited by voter fraud groups like True the Vote, have yet to be seen. But that has not deterred such organizations, which widely support conservative causes.

If union delegates do not accept a proposed contract at a scheduled vote on Tuesday, then a court will hear the city’s case for a preliminary injunction on Wednesday.

The case against China on cars and auto parts will have little immediate impact, but it is one of the few legal options available.

A testing mishap further delayed the company’s six-year, $4.5 billion effort to drill off the coast of Alaska, although it will not stop preliminary work on several wells in the region this year.

Sandor Katz, a writer who promotes the benefits of fermented foods like kimchi or sauerkraut, samples new experiments in the Momofuku test kitchen.

In “Joseph Anton” Salman Rushdie recounts the death threat against him and his years in hiding.