A lab technician charged with killing a Yale graduate student pleaded not guilty Tuesday during a court hearing in New Haven, Connecticut, his attorney said.
Secret Santa Before he died in 2007, Larry Stewart of Kansas City, Missouri, spent years anonymously passing out $100 bills around holiday time. He gave away nearly $1.3 million during a 20-year campaign.
The city of New Haven, Connecticut, will promote 14 firefighters who were involved in a workplace discrimination case that worked its way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The suspect in the killing of Yale pharmacology graduate student Annie Le appeared in court in New Haven, Connecticut, Tuesday, but did not enter a plea, his attorney told CNN.
Neighbors and documents suggest Raymond Clark III had a history of violence
Authorities take DNA samples from Annie Le's fellow lab worker, who has been labeled a "person of interest" in her murder
Police take DNA but don't arrest the 24-year-old lab technician who worked with Annie Le
Investigators found the remains of a woman they assume is missing Yale graduate student Annie Le, a senior police official said Sunday.
Annie Le's remains were discovered in the medical school lab where she was last seen
The FBI joins the search for graduate student Annie Marie Le who was last seen Tuesday
A lab technician charged with killing a Yale graduate student pleaded not guilty Tuesday during a court hearing in New Haven, Connecticut, his attorney said.
Secret Santa Before he died in 2007, Larry Stewart of Kansas City, Missouri, spent years anonymously passing out $100 bills around holiday time. He gave away nearly $1.3 million during a 20-year campaign.
The city of New Haven, Connecticut, will promote 14 firefighters who were involved in a workplace discrimination case that worked its way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The suspect in the killing of Yale pharmacology graduate student Annie Le appeared in court in New Haven, Connecticut, Tuesday, but did not enter a plea, his attorney told CNN.
Neighbors and documents suggest Raymond Clark III had a history of violence
Authorities take DNA samples from Annie Le's fellow lab worker, who has been labeled a "person of interest" in her murder
Police take DNA but don't arrest the 24-year-old lab technician who worked with Annie Le
Investigators found the remains of a woman they assume is missing Yale graduate student Annie Le, a senior police official said Sunday.
Annie Le's remains were discovered in the medical school lab where she was last seen
The FBI joins the search for graduate student Annie Marie Le who was last seen Tuesday
Yale University announced Friday a $10,000 reward to anyone with information leading to a missing graduate student and bride-to-be.
Police are searching for a Yale University graduate student and bride-to-be who disappeared and was last seen outside a school of medicine building.
Police are searching for a Yale University graduate student, reportedly a bride-to-be, who disappeared and was last seen outside a school of medicine building.
Whenever Alice Steinhardt walks into her office, her phone's message light is red.
Perhaps they're not the first place you think of when it comes to wineries, but these four regions offer character and great wine, without the hoopla.
SI.com's Jon Wertheim breaks down the men's and women's seeds at the U.S. Open. Read on for the top first-round matchups, dark horses to watch and his predicted winners.
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the New York City Fire Department used recruitment exams that discriminated against African-American and Hispanic applicants.
New Haven, Connecticut, firefighter Frank Ricci, the lead plaintiff in perhaps the most controversial case involving Judge Sonia Sotomayor, said Thursday that Sotomayor's rejection of his reverse discrimination claim had undermined the concept of a merit-based civil service system.
The U.S. Supreme Court sided Monday with white firefighters in a workplace discrimination lawsuit, a divisive case over the role race should play in job advancement.
Monday, in the much anticipated New Haven, Connecticut, firefighters' case, the Supreme Court reversed an opinion joined by Judge Sonia Sotomayor, President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
Judge Sonia Sotomayor dominated the sounds of Sunday, as you might expect on the weekend after the first African-American president announced his nomination of the first Latina woman for the nation's highest court.
The Supreme Court's conservative majority expressed varying degrees of concern Wednesday over a civil rights case brought by 20 firefighters, most of them white, who claim reverse discrimination in promotions.
Boston-based wedding planner Bernadette Smith has helped arrange the same-sex nuptials of nearly 75 Massachusetts couples during her five-year career. But she's never seen quite the surge in business as she has during the past few months.
Question: I'm a 31-year-old doctor. I contribute the maximum to one retirement savings plans at work and I've just increased my contribution to another. At my age, I figure I should invest virtually all my money in stocks, especially because they're real cheap right now. Does this approach make sense, or am I completely wrong? --Wesley Lieving, New Haven, West Virginia
A former U.S. Navy sailor who provided al Qaeda supporters secret information about planned ship movements received a maximum 10-year prison sentence, the Justice Department announced Friday.
Much of the country was in extremis Friday, with temperatures dropping to record lows in parts from Minnesota to Vermont.
An industrial chemical blamed for sickening thousands of infants in China was found in candy in four Connecticut stores this week, a state official said Wednesday
English majors getting tired of Shakespeare and Wordsworth will soon be able to turn to Yale's libraries for a poet of different kind altogether: Osama bin Laden.
Federal authorities have charged 38 people with stealing names, Social Security numbers, credit card data and other personal information from unsuspecting Internet users, the Justice Department said Monday
1. The Hamburger -- Louis' Lunch, New Haven, Connecticut
Jennifer Staple runs the Unite For Sight program which started in the U.S., but has branched out into working overseas.
Looking for some offbeat ways to spend a day in New England as the final weeks of summer give way to the golden days of autumn?
When you snack, you can fill in nutritional gaps, boost your intake of fruits and vegetables, keep your mood on an even keel, and help with appetite and weight control.
With school in session, we're all packed in the dorms. We can easily get our posse together for a quick pick-up game of basketball, and we can pester a roommate to spot us at the gym. But when school's out, and everyone splits up to go home for the summer, this becomes a bit more difficult. But don't fret. The Internet offers several solutions. And none of them are on MySpace.
Produce TV spot pairing beautiful woman with beer-swilling schmo. Have schmo ditch woman for cold beer. Presto! Instant (and yawningly typical) beer marketing campaign. "In general the beer industry doesn't get too clever," says Harry Schuhmacher, publisher of Beer Business Daily (beernet.com), an online trade journal. Indeed, the U.S. beer industry has been flat, shipping 181 million barrels of brew in 2006, virtually the same as a decade ago.
Warren Buffett famously remarked that when brilliant management tackles an industry with terrible economics, it's usually the reputation of the industry that remains intact. His insight helps expla...
Major electric utility company, American Electric Power, plans to install carbon capture technology on two coal-burning power plants, which will pump the greenhouse-causing gas deep underground, according to a statement from the company.
A record level of flights were delayed or canceled this past holiday season, and experts believe our nation's aviation woes are going to get worse, especially for rural entrepreneurs. Since July 20...
My fiancée wants to transfer $12,000 she has in a 401(k) from a previous employer into an IRA rollover account. I suggest she invest it in a diversified portfolio and would like more information on the MONEY 50 best funds list that appears in your February issue. Can you help?
Are you managing enough? Over the past couple of decades, "micromanagement"--defined by The American Heritage Dictionary as managing "with great or excessive control or attention to detail"--has fa...
A British man facing extradition to the United States on terrorism-related charges was found in possession of a U.S. Navy battle group plan, U.S. officials have alleged.
Three men have been arrested in New Haven, Connecticut, for the apparently random shootings earlier this week that wounded five people, police announced Friday.
Five people in New Haven have been hospitalized since Sunday in apparently random shootings involving the same gun, police said Tuesday.
Biotech is booming again, and the scramble among states and cities to lure life-sciences firms and their young, affluent workforces has intensified. But attracting biotech can be an expensive and r...
New year, new career? Judging from my mailbox, the maddeningly slow rate of job creation in this recovery has many of you pacing a path on the office rug, waiting for an exit. And it's not just new...
Military language has long been a part of business lingo. Companies "launch campaigns," "battle" for market share, and conduct "guerrilla marketing." But while business types bark orders like Patto...
John Wilhelm knows that soon he'll be playing hardball with hotel owners from Philadelphia to Las Vegas to Honolulu. Contracts with thousands of unionized hotel workers in those and other cities ar...
"STELLAAA!" The cry of Kowalski and others like it were once first heard on the grand commercial stages of New York City. Now 1,100 regional nonprofit theaters "identify and create the great litera...
Enjoy a bag of peanuts and a slice of Americana: Head out this summer to one of our 13 favorite minor league parks. And check out www.fsb.com for more choices, phone numbers, and online resources t...
THE NUTMEGS "Help Me (I've Been Treated Wrong)" recorded in 1957 or 1958; unreleased until 1994's The Rajahs of Acappella (Rhino)
The fast-approaching holiday season is an excellent time for travel literature. With winter weather looming, what better time to dream and scheme about indulging your wanderlust? And what better wa...
DEAR ANNIE: I am a graduate student in hospitality management, currently interviewing for summer internships. During business presentations before interviews, I see many of my fellow students tripp...
Location, location, lo...well, you know the story. Over the next year, look for Portland, Ore. to provide the highest housing appreciation among the 50 biggest U.S. metropolitan areas: an average p...
THIS MONTH: Romantic CDs to woo your valentine Know your rights at the return window.
You're running late. You have a flight to catch. Your mental state is perilous. Who ya gonna call? Mobile Psychological Services, that's who. The service (based in Manhattan, of course) will pick y...
Dear Statperson: At the present inst., I still count myself a survivor of the Yale class of 1950. This was the first big postwar gathering, and because of all the veterans, the oldest ever. (Median...
MicroPatent of New Haven, Connecticut, takes advantage of the vast capacity of CD-ROMs to make easily available to interested companies the staggering amount of information contained in the 2,000 p...
WHEN A BUSINESS is strong and growing, it's hard for a manager to envision how external changes, no matter how obvious, could threaten it. The New Haven Railroad had its last profitable year in the...
I was very interested in the October letter from a woman who learned the hard way that she had inadequate locks on her doors. I too have learned from thieves. Several days before the scheduled garb...
More and more, your letters reflect a community of common interest. You have been offering lots of advice for one another lately -- usually from personal experience -- on subjects covered in recent...
Who doesn't prefer a pill to a needle? You may soon have that welcome choice for medications that can now be given only by injection, such as insulin -- taken daily by over 3.5 million American dia...
When David Weingarten and Margaret Majua first laid eyes on the house that eventually became their home, they hardly noticed the ramshackle plywood and fiberglass siding that previous owners had ta...
NEW HAVEN, CONN. -- A reputed gang leader whose motorcycle crashed while he was fleeing police has notified the city he may file a negligence lawsuit blaming police for the accident that nearly kil...
NEW HAVEN -- It didn't take long for the word -- a terse ''Victoire!'' -- to spread among the students who have criticized Yale University's introductory French course as intolerably sexist. Tracy ...
NEW HAVEN, CONN. -- Samba, the national dance of Brazil . . . is . . . becoming fashionable among Yale students. And for some of them, it is providing academic credit as well. Last fall, Barbara Br...
When Janet Sarno's doctor first suggested that she needed an operation to remove her gallbladder, she had little trouble making up her mind. ''I said, 'No way,' '' the New York City actress recalls...
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