prudent ˈprudnt adjective : marked by sound judgment The word prudent has appeared in 328 articles on NYTimes.com in the...

Every Monday morning, the stirring strains of China’s national anthem stream into my Beijing apartment from the elementary school across...

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The House on Wednesday gave final passage to a spending package to reopen the government, sending the legislation to President...

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Britain will back a modular nuclear power station for Anglesey Island in northern Wales, ending years of uncertainty over the...

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A federal judge in Chicago indicated on Wednesday that he planned to order the release of hundreds of immigrants who...