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The president is hoping to make electric vehicles more affordable to turn a niche product into one with mass appeal.
A multistate group of anesthesiologists filed cases in Texas and Colorado, accusing the insurance giant of squeezing them like a “boa constrictor.”
Joseph J. Salvo, who is retiring after nearly 30 years as New York City’s chief demographer, is optimistic about New York City’s recovery after the pandemic.
The superstar shortstop will stay in Queens through 2031 thanks to a 10-year, $341 million contract extension.
In her new memoir, “Broken Horses,” the singer-songwriter takes a deep look at how “a mean, scrappy little trailer girl with the wrong clothes” became a six-time Grammy winner.
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These large, long-lived trees support more life-forms than any other trees in North America. And they’re magnificent.
No one is holding American employers to account for their willingness to hire millions of unauthorized immigrants.
An off-duty firefighter in Las Cruces, N.M., whose hobby is beekeeping, safely removed the swarm from the man’s car in an Albertsons supermarket parking lot.
What does a TV critic do when he’s laid up for six weeks? Tracks down the shows he missed the first time around.
A married couple’s contention over a broken washer.
A strong sense of self-efficacy is one of the most powerful protective factors parents can give their children.
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