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Texas Sen. Hutchison exploring run for governor
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US, China pledge to jointly tackle global crisis
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Donors pledge $5 bln soft loans, grants to Vietnam
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UKs Brown to press banks to cut interest rates
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Breaking the Rules and Admitting It
When Société Générale?s moved its $9.7 billion loss from 2008 ? when it occurred ? to 2007, it created a furor in accounting circles about whether standards can be evenly applied.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
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State of the Art: A Camera That Frees Your Face
After a breakthrough by Sony, serious photographers can no longer snort at the idea of composing shots on a screen.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
2 Companies Charged Over Tainted Toothpaste
Criminal charges have been filed against officials of two California companies that allegedly imported and distributed more than 70,000 tubes of Chinese toothpaste containing a poisonous substance.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Apple Aims to Put iPhone Into the Workplace
Apple unveiled new software that reflects its intensifying effort to court business customers and placate third-party developers who want to build iPhone applications but have been locked out.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Credit and Mortgage Woes Sink Stocks
Stock markets fell sharply amid renewed anxiety about the availability of bank loans ? and fears that the Federal Reserve may be unable to curb the credit slump.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Thai Authorities Arrest Arms Dealer
One of the world?s most notorious arms dealers was arrested in connection with supplying weapons to the Colombian FARC rebels.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Rice Presses NATO to Expand Its Afghanistan Force
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urged NATO allies to step up troop contributions and other efforts to help defeat the Taliban in Afghanistan.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Under New Power-Sharing Agreement, Kenyan Parliament Convenes
Politicians from the ruling party and the opposition spoke sweet words of unity ? but the top leaders continued to sit apart from one another in the chamber.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Gunman Kills 8 in Attack on School in Jerusalem
A gunman opened fire inside a famous Jewish seminary in the heart of Jerusalem, killing at least eight students and wounding at least nine others, Israeli police said.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Blasts Kill at Least 54 in Baghdad
The two bombings, which authorities said also wounded 123 people, were the worst attacks the capital has seen since early February.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Clemens Investigators Look at Houston Clinic
I.R.S. agents are speaking to people connected to a Houston weight-loss center as part of an effort to determine whether Roger Clemens obtained steroids or human growth hormone.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
The Lede: Aftermath of an Immigration Raid
A year ago today, immigration officials rounded up 361 people in Mass.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
City Room: U.N. Might Move to Proposed Tower
The United Nations, which has long sought to renovate the Secretariat building on First Avenue and build a new office building, is considering a move to a proposed tower at a site along the East River.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
The Caucus: Florida Senator to D.N.C.: Pay for a New Primary
Senator Bill Nelson, a supporter of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, called for the Democratic party to either seat Florida?s delegates or pay for another primary.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Senate Backs Overhaul of Product Safety Laws
The legislation would create a public database of complaints about products and empower state prosecutors to take action to protect consumers in their states.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Stocks Tumble Amid Credit Concerns
Stocks fell sharply as renewed concerns about the ailing credit market and a spike in home foreclosures intensified the market?s worries about a sagging economy.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Study Says Grand Canyon Older Than Thought
Geologists have concluded that the canyon formed 11 million years earlier than previous estimates.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Southwest Air Faces Big Fine on Plane Inspections
The F.A.A. will seek to fine Southwest $10.2 million for flying 46 older jets that it claimed were grounded because they had not been properly inspected for fuselage cracks.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Gunman Kills 8 in Attack on School in Jerusalem
A gunman opened fire inside a famous Jewish seminary in the heart of Jerusalem, killing at least eight students and wounding at least nine others, Israeli police said.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Blasts Kill at Least 54 in Baghdad
The two bombings, which authorities said also wounded 123 people, were the worst attacks the capital has seen since early February.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
Thai Authorities Arrest Arms Dealer
One of the world?s most notorious arms dealers was arrested in connection with supplying weapons to the Colombian FARC rebels.
New York Times - March 6, 2008
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SHOULD BILL FRIST RUN FOR GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE IN 2010?
NO, HE DOESN'T HAVE THE MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE WE NEED.
YES, HE IS THE BEST SHOT THE GOP HAS AT TAKING THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE.
NO, HIS LEADERSHIP OF THE U.S. SENATE LED TO DEMOCRATIC PARTY CONTROL.
YES, UNLESS HE WANTS TO KEEP DOING SOMETHING UNIMPORTANT LIKE SAVING LIVES.
NO; BUT HE WILL RUN AND HE WILL WIN.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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