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House Votes to Ban Harsh C.I.A. Methods
The House approved an intelligence bill that bans the C.I.A. from using waterboarding, mock executions and other harsh interrogation methods.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
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City Room: Flaws at the M.T.A.?s Lost-and-Found
Because of poor security, inefficient management and inadequate staff, only 18 percent of the roughly 8,000 items left each year on the city's subways and buses is recovered, according to a new report by the M.T.A. inspector general.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Jurors Deadlock on 6 of 7 in Sears Plot
A jury in the trial of seven indigent men accused of plotting to wage an armed jihad against the government acquitted one of the defendants but said they could not reach verdicts for the other six.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
New Jersey Assembly Votes to End Death Penalty
The General Assembly approved a bill eliminating capital punishment, a move that clears the way for Gov. Jon S. Corzine to sign the measure as early as Monday.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Senate Moves Toward Final Vote on Energy Bill
The Senate appeared to be close to passing a broad energy bill hours after Senator Harry Reid agreed to excise controversial parts of the measure.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Final Iowa Debate Is Mostly Placid for Democrats
In a sharp departure from past debates, not one of the six Democratic candidates attacked another one by name.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Rodriguez and Yankees Finalize Deal
Alex Rodriguez set another record for baseball?s highest contract, finalizing his $275 million, 10-year agreement.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Steroid Report Implicates Top Players
Dozens of baseball stars including seven M.V.P.?s were named in the former Senator George Mitchell?s report on the use of performance-enhancing drugs.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Dispute Slowing Russian Work on Iran Nuclear Plant Said to Be Over
Russia and Iran have resolved a dispute over payments for Iran?s Bushehr nuclear power plant, the Russian contractor on the project said Thursday.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Abbas Government Calls for End to Gaza Blockade
The statement by the moderate Palestinian Authority based in the West Bank was in a departure from its policy.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
In Portrait of Algiers Bomber, Shades of Poverty and Desperation
Larbi Charef grew up in a tough neighborhood in Algiers alongside other suicide bombers, with none of the advantages of the university students he blew up on Tuesday.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Bitter Divisions at Climate Talks
Amid growing frustration with the U.S. in deadlocked talks at a global warming conference, the European Union threatened to boycott new talks proposed by the White House next month.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Stocks Mixed After Wholesale Prices Jump
Stocks finished mixed in another volatile session after a spike in wholesale prices touched off inflation concerns and overshadowed a strong increase in retail sales last month.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Lehman Earnings Fall, but Not as Much as Expected
Lehman Brothers, one of a handful of Wall Street banks to avoid large losses related to subprime mortgages, reported better than expected earnings for the fourth quarter.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
DealBook Blog: Lufthansa to Buy 19% Stake in JetBlue
Lufthansa will pay $305 million for the stake in JetBlue Airways, the discount airline, the companies announced.
New York Times - December 13, 2007
Lufthansa buys stake in JetBlue
German airline Lufthansa buys a 19% stake in US budget carrier JetBlue Airways for $300m.
BBC News - December 13, 2007
Caribbean storm death toll rises
The death toll from Tropical Storm Olga, a rare December cyclone, rises to 25 in the Caribbean, officials say. A rare December tropical storm causes floods and landslides in the Caribbean, killing at least 14 people.
BBC News - December 13, 2007
Democrats battle in Iowa debate
US Democratic presidential hopefuls hold their last TV debate before the nomination race kicks off in January.
BBC News - December 13, 2007
N Jersey to scrap death penalty
Lawmakers in New Jersey vote to abolish the death penalty, making it the first US state to do so in more than 40 years.
BBC News - December 13, 2007
Chicago bomb defendant cleared
A US jury clears one man of attempting to blow up Chicago's Sears Tower, while six others may face a re-trial.
BBC News - December 13, 2007
Market falls on more credit fears
The UK's main share index, the FTSE 100, falls sharply on fears of further credit woes in the banking sector.
BBC News - December 13, 2007
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SHOULD AMERICAN TAXPAYERS PAY THE TAB TO BAILOUT THE BIG THREE AUTOMAKERS?
NO WAY, NO HOW!!!
YES, THE INDUSTRY IS MUCH TOO IMPORTANT FOR US TO LET IT FAIL.
IT DEPENDS ON THE TERMS OF THE DEAL. WHAT INTEREST RATE WILL THEY PAY FOR THE CASH? WHAT DO WE GET AS COLLATERAL?
LET'S BAILOUT TWO OF THE THREE AND LET ONE FAIL. THEY SHOULD COMPETE TO BE IN THE TOP TWO BY CUTTING COSTS AND WAGES!
YES, BECAUSE WE CAN SAVE THEM JUST LIKE WE SAVED THE BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, ETC.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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