Asked how things are going in Syria, a Damascus businessman scooped up a government newspaper, which had given front-page coverage to an article about students from the Third World signing a petition in support of President Hafez Assad.
A private research group reported Sunday that inadequate testing procedures permit many drunken
In our complex American society it is extremely difficult to bring about the changes required to respond better to our major social and economic problems.
Many doctors are reluctant to discuss AIDS with their patients because they underestimate the
By the time pianist Adam Makowicz had played the third selection of his opening set Tuesday night at Catalina's in Hollywood, the audience had heard three different pianists.
Precious few singers still active today can claim to have been performing in public before the repeal of Prohibition.
Never have we spent more money on creating and guarding secrets, yet sensational disclosures of successful espionage operations against the United States are becoming routine.
In April, Microsoft announced a radically new version of its operating system, the basic software required to run a computer.
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Question: The tires on my 1979 Datsun 210 leak air, and I haven't been able to determine why.
The conductor of the first work on the first concert of the Gold Medal series--which presents young artists--at Ambassador Auditorium Monday night will be, appropriately enough, a 20-year-old musician of multiple gifts.
In 1954, Shaheen Shaheen had the choice of opening an Edsel dealership or following his Palestinian Christian father into the carpet business.
There are so many words that go into describing "Our House," but if there was only one that I had to use, then it would be listen .
Nearly a third of the 1,405 convicts under death sentence in U.S. prisons in 1984 were in trouble with the law at the time they committed the killings that put them on Death Row, a Justice Department agency said Sunday.