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Toyota, Microsoft sign $12 million tech deal

SAN FRANCISCO — Toyota Motor Corp. on Wednesday announced a $12 million partnership with Microsoft Corp. aimed at bolstering the Japanese automaker's in-car technology...

Americans split over whether Obama has taken on too much

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WASHINGTON — Americans hold mixed views of President Barack Obama's...

Obama urges Muslims to reject al-Qaida

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JAKARTA, Indonesia — President Barack Obama on Wednesday called on Muslims worldwide to reject al-Qaida and other terrorist organizations, saying they had no claim to leadership in the Islamic world...

Chipotle fires hundreds in Minnesota after immigration probe

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MINNEAPOLIS — Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc...

Louisville library hosting ‘Love in the Afternoon’

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In honor of Valentine’s Day, the Louisville Public Library...

Obama to lower premiums for high-risk insurance plans

WASHINGTON — Trying to spur enrollment in a key new...

How Obama Missed an Opportunity for Middle East Peace

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There aren't many reasons for optimism...

In the climate struggle, a hunt for realistic solutions

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A new study says the chance of a drought in Texas is 20 times more likely during a La Niña year now compared with the 1960s. Another predicts 4 feet of sea level rise along the Eastern Seaboard over the next century. Have your eyes glazed over yet...

Global temperatures above average for 333rd straight month

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At some point, the concept of 'average' becomes meaningless...

America the exception: 7 other treaties the U.S. hasn’t ratified

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The Obama administration, this month, decided to take up the fairly unrewarding task of pushing for the ratification of the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea. In a piece for FP today, James Kraska explains why ratification is long overdue...

Democrat Ron Barber Retains Gabby Giffords’s Arizona Congressional Seat

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In a special Arizona election that garnered widespread national interest...

San Francisco Deems Apple Computers Not Green Enough to Buy

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Just when you thought Apple was really starting to go green—announcing plans to power its newest data center largely with renewable energy—the tech company took a big step backward last week, requesting that all of its products be removed from EPEAT...