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'New York loves Boston.' Did we just say that?

New Yorkers set aside historic rivalries in signs of support after the Boston Marathon bomb attacks. Their message: We've been attacked. We know what you're going through. We're with you.

Raul Castro promises an end of an era in Cuba

Hillary Clinton's next job? Surely not the one Mayor Bloomberg floated.

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Rep. Charles Rangel defies demographics, censure to win tough primary

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Catherine Rohr helps ex-cons return to society by learning to start businesses

Fidel Castro, excommunicated in 1962, meets with Pope Benedict

New York Police Department monitored Muslim students all over the Northeast

For Cubans, new property rights – and the return of an old anxiety

Millennials are key to rebuilding the economy

Why Occupy Wall Street and Democratic pols aren't exactly pals

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George Pataki isn't 11th GOP presidential candidate, after all

Rep. Weiner confesses 'terrible mistakes.' Did he save his career?

Anthony Weiner: Were his dreams of being mayor just Twittered away?

Cubans may no longer be stuck on Caribbean isle

Obama visit to ground zero: Can he balance celebration with somberness?

Obama's nod to Al Sharpton: asset or liability for 2012 reelection bid?

An Iran-style outcome for Egypt? Why there are key differences.

As Fidel Castro and his Cuban revolution fade, is Cuba rising?

Communist Cuba turns to private enterprise

Who is Carl Paladino?

Entrepreneurial economy in critical condition – but is it recovering or not?