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A female Seattle Parks and Recreation worker suspected of critically wounding a man in a shooting at a department office Friday was later arrested, police said.
The New York Times named seasoned journalist and lifelong fan of the newspaper Jill Abramson to serve as its next executive editor.
Dayton, Ohio, police said they were still investigating a series of high-speed accidents on a city street that left two people dead and injured 10.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation says it's sorry for improperly obtaining the telephone records of U.S. newspaper reporters working in Indonesia.
Authorities are investigating a break-in at a Philadelphia art gallery where a state House candidate recently established his office, the campaign said.
The New York Times stands by the story it ran in Thursday's edition about Republican presidential front-runner John McCain, the newspaper's top editor said.
The Tribune Co., owner of the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and seven other newspapers, has announced plans to eliminate 400 to 500 jobs.
A Chinese employee of The New York Times was released from a Beijing prison Saturday morning after serving three years for fraud.
A U.S. Muslims' advocacy group is claiming victory in getting a controversial televangelist's show taken off the air in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Noted New York Times reporter and editor R.W. Apple Jr., who wrote on a variety of subjects from politics to food, died in Washington, D.C., at age 71. The Times said Apple, who during his 40 years with the newspaper reported from more than 100 countries,
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