Gill Report - 2007 Is Deadliest Year for U.S. Troops in Iraq

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Congressmen sound off against SEC in Madoff affair
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GM says China 08 sales up 6 pct but growth slows
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Texas rallies past Ohio State 24-21 in Fiesta Bowl
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Polanski lawyer claims LA Superior Court biased
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Prosecutor wants Madoff jailed without bail
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US inaugurates $700 million embassy in Iraq
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2007 Is Deadliest Year for U.S. Troops in Iraq

Six American soldiers were killed in three attacks Monday, bringing the number of deaths this year to 852.
New York Times - November 6, 2007
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City Room: The Beatle and the M.T.A. Official

Nancy Shevell, an M.T.A. board member who chairs the committee that oversees the Second Avenue subway, is the subject of British press reports about her relationship with Paul McCartney.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Bats Blog: A Look at the Third Base Market

At long last, the Yankees had their meeting with Scott Boras today. It was outside the bank of elevators at the Hyatt Grand Cypress here at the general managers? meetings in Orlando, Fla. Boras was wearing a USC baseball T-shirt and was sweating after a workout. Yankees GM Brian Cashman, wearing a T...
New York Times - November 6, 2007

The Lede Blog: Mercenary Ranks Growing, U.N. Says

A United Nations panel takes a side in the mercenary debate.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Conservative Authors Sue Publisher

Five authors charged that Regnery Publishing deprives its writers of royalties by selling their books at a steep discount to organizations owned by the same parent company.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Yahoo Executives Defend Company in China Case

Two top Yahoo officials endured withering criticism from lawmakers who accused them of complicity in the jailing of a Chinese journalist.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Voters in Mississippi and Kentucky Select New Governors

Meanwhile, five big-city mayors and a slew of ballot initiatives took top billing elsewhere in a quiet Election Day before next year?s presidential vote.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

House Votes to Override Bush?s Veto of Water Projects

If the Senate passes the bill by a similar margin as expected, this will be the first of President Bush?s five vetoes during his two terms to be overridden.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Dozens of Africans Die After Days at Sea

MADRID, Spain (AP) -- Dozens of migrants trying to reach Europe spent three weeks at sea off West Africa's coast and threw nearly 50 bodies overboard after their vessel lost power and supplies dwindled, officials said Tuesday.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Sarkozy Whirling Into Washington

The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, arrives in Washington today for his first official visit to the White House since becoming president.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Turkey Reportedly Plans Offensive

Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey said that a military operation was still planned against Kurdish guerrillas based in Iraq, a state news agency reported.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Suicide Bomber Kills 26 in Northern Afghanistan

The suicide bombing, which killed a leading opposition figure, appeared to represent an effort by the Taliban to extend its reach to the north of the country.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Corruption Scandal Spreads at Samsung

Prosecutors opened a formal investigation into charges that the chairman of the South Korean conglomerate masterminded a broad scheme of bribery and illegal transactions.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Yahoo C.E.O. Defends Company in China Case

Two Yahoo officials defended their company?s role in the jailing of a Chinese journalist but ran into withering criticism from lawmakers who accused them of complicity with an oppressive communist regime.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Citi Names Executive to Repair Mortgage Problems

Richard Stuckey, who helped dismantle Long-Term Capital Management in 1998, will head a group devoted to managing $43 billion of Citi?s ailing mortgage-backed securities.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Facebook to Turn Users Into Endorsers

Facebook now will give advertisers the ability to create their own profile pages on its system that will let users identify themselves as fans of a product.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Stocks Rally As Credit Worries Remain

Wall Street closed higher as investors still mindful of widening credit problems nonetheless went in search of bargain stocks.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

Within the Fed, Resistance to Further Rate Cuts

In an blunt interview, the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said he would not back more rate cuts unless the economy slowed further than current estimates.
New York Times - November 6, 2007

MLB: Schilling stays with Boston

World Series champions Boston sign veteran pitcher Curt Schilling for one more year.
BBC News - November 6, 2007

NFL: Patriots beat Colts

New England Patriots are the only team left unbeaten in NFL following a 24-20 win over Indianapolis Colts.
BBC News - November 6, 2007

Trinidad's ruling party wins poll

The ruling People's National Movement wins Trinidad and Tobago's general election with a comfortable majority.
BBC News - November 6, 2007

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