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A USA TODAY analysis sorts Americans into five groups with distinctive attitudes toward the economy and the 2012 presidential campaign.

Mr. Gibb was the second member of this brother act, whose sound helped define the disco era, to die.

European leaders are drawing up a series of crisis-fighting proposals to raise at an informal EU summit this week that have in the past been rejected by Germany putting further pressure on Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Mayor Cory A. Booker of Newark sharply criticized an advertisement about Mitt Romney’s private equity work.

A U.S. senator is calling on Ohio's top environmental regulator to answer questions about lead contamination around former factory sites.

Protesters and police clashed in the most fractious confrontation yet following a series of weekend protests against the NATO summit meeting being held here.

Some gay people argue that pinning blame on Dharun Ravi, who is scheduled to be sentenced on Monday, ignores the complicated pressures that drive gay teenagers to suicide.

The U.S. has agreed to sell unarmed surveillance drones to Iraq's navy as part of an effort to help protect that nation's oil exports.

New campaign-finance reports show President Obama and Mitt Romney's campaigns saw drops in fundraising in April.

Tomislav Nikolic, an ardent admirer of Russia, won 49.8 percent of the vote compared with 47 percent for Boris Tadic, the former president.

Robin Gibb, who soared to fame with his brothers as 1970s band the Bee Gees, dies after a long battle with cancer. He was 62.

The main issue, according to the chief executive of the Nasdaq OMX Group, was a number of order cancellations that flowed in during the final stages of the initial public offering process.

Dwyane Wade and LeBron James led Miami’s explosive third-quarter comeback against the Pacers, combining for 70 points as the Heat rallied from an 8-point halftime deficit.

Although some European officials talk of “managing” a Greek exit from the euro, the political and financial costs, and risks of panic and contagion, would represent a fundamental challenge.

Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi was the only person convicted in the attack on Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, which killed 270 people.

Taking their cues from digital counterparts, magazines are as interested in hitting nerves on social media as on the newsstand.

At the NATO summit in Chicago, world leaders focus on winding down Afghanistan War.

The road map out of the war in Afghanistan is expected to be drawn up by U.S. President Barack Obama and other world leaders when they gather at the NATO summit.

Samsung has admitted to concerns over "worrying" weakness in Chinese consumer spending as customer sentiment, damped by government austerity measures, turns against spending on technology products.

Perjury and faulty eyewitness identification are key culprits in miscarriages of justice, university researchers find.