Officials have not said how court system will operate if the shutdown doesn’t end this week.
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President Taft left his mark on obesity care
Candid letters illuminate how the nation’s first celebrity weight-loss patient struggled with ups and downs in the early 1900s.
Three Americans share Nobel in economics
The trio won the prize for their work to help understand trends in asset markets, which has transformed how people invest.
Three Americans share Nobel in economics
The trio won the prize for their work to help understand trends in asset markets, which has transformed how people invest.
In Focus: Al-Qaida unleashes terror in Iraq
The death toll soars as the several mass-casualty attacks are executed per month.
ALCS: Suddenly Red Sox and Tigers are even
David Ortiz’s grand slam highlights a dramatic rally as Boston erases a 5-0 deficit and ties the series at a game apiece.
Dine Out Maine: Visit Babylon for exotic flavors
The Portland restaurant cooks up affordable Middle Eastern fare.
Boston bombing survivor inspires Baltimore runners
A preschool teacher, 29, who lost her leg in the April attack serves as the honorary marathon starter.
Questions and answers on U.S. deficit
Taming deficits has been difficult during a recession and weak recovery.