He was among the nation’s foremost authorities on securities law, but political missteps damaged his credibility.
The acting world was today coming to terms with the loss of John Thaw after the Inspector Morse star lost his battle with cancer. The 60-year-old, whose roles made him a "national treasure", died ...
John Correnti, a builder of U.S. steel mills who helped shift the domestic industry geographically and technologically, died Tuesday in Chicago. Correnti, 68, was chairman and chief executive ...
Legendary blues guitarist John Lee Hooker has died in San Francisco. He was 83. "He passed away peacefully in his sleep on Thursday," a spokeswoman at The Rosebud Agency, his San Francisco booking ...
“The plant was way over-maxed, and everybody realized it,” John Veitch said in a 1998 interview for a 20-year commemoration story in the Daily Gazette. “But they still wanted to be there to ...
John Djahanshah Refoua, an Oscar-nominated film editor who worked on Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water, has died. He was 62. Refoua had been diagnosed with a rare bile cancer called ...
AMSTERDAM — John “Duke” Duchessi, Montgomery County District 6 legislator and former Amsterdam mayor, has died. He was 73. “On behalf of us all at Montgomery County, we offer our deepest ...
John Kelly writes John Kelly's Washington, a daily look at Washington's less-famous side. Born in Washington, John started at The Post in 1989 as deputy editor in the Weekend section. Since then ...
John Djahanshah Refoua, an Oscar-nominated film editor who worked on Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water, has died. He was 62. Refoua had been diagnosed with a rare bile cancer called ...
John Refoua, the Oscar-nominated film editor who worked on both “Avatar” and “Avatar: The Way of Water,” died Sunday from complications related to bile cancer. He was 58. Refoua’s career ...
John Djahanshah Refoua, an Oscar-nominated film editor who worked on Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water, has died. He was 62. Refoua had been diagnosed with a rare bile cancer called ...
