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Senate Panel Debates Iraq Intelligence

Senate Democrats and Republicans differed sharply today on whether Pentagon officials deliberately used faulty intelligence to justify the Bush administration?s war against Iraq.
New York Times - February 9, 2007
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Cause of Anna Nicole Smith?s Death Uncertain

Officials said today they have found no evidence so far of foul play or illegal drug use in the death of Anna Nicole Smith.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

Signs of a Deal Seen in North Korea Nuclear Talks

America?s envoy said he was ?cautiously optimistic? about talks to shut down North Korea?s nuclear program.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

U.S. Accidentally Kills Kurdish Fighters in Iraq

As many as nine people were killed when a helicopter apparently fired on friendly Kurdish pesh merga fighters.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

Alcatel-Lucent Posts Big Loss, Plans Further Job Cuts

The company cited "challenging market conditions" and customer uncertainty and said it would eliminate 3,500 more positions.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

Forgive Me, Viewer, for I Have Confessed in a Banner Ad

An advertising company is playing live video from a bar in online advertisements.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

India?s Economy Is on the Verge of Overheating

After three years of near double-digit growth, signs of a potentially dangerous inflationary spiral are emerging.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

Your Money: Giving the Very Expensive Gift of Peace of Mind (Yours)

Chocolates that cost $2,000 a pound make no sense to economists, but the high-end retail sector is red-hot.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

No sleep means no new brain cells

Missing out on sleep may cause the brain to stop producing new cells, a study suggests.
BBC News - February 9, 2007

Whose classroom curriculum is it?

BBC education correspondent Mike Baker adds a historical perspective to the latest curriculum proposals.
BBC News - February 9, 2007

Deport murderer says judge

A judge overseeing the trial of a young killer has said the teenager should be deported to his native country.
BBC News - February 9, 2007

Nine years for stepdaughter abuse

A 38-year-old Belfast man who sexually abused his stepdaughter over a six-year period is jailed for nine years.
BBC News - February 9, 2007

US Iraq forces under new command

The new head of US forces in Iraq, Lt Gen David Petraeus, is set to take charge ahead of a big security push.
BBC News - February 9, 2007

Guinea's leader appoints new PM

Guinea's president names a new prime minister ahead of a deadline set by unions to avoid renewed strikes.
BBC News - February 9, 2007

Drivers warned of fresh snowfalls

Drivers in parts of northern England and the Midlands are warned of more heavy snowfalls.
BBC News - February 9, 2007

Model's death remains a mystery

Initial autopsy findings on ex-model Anna Nicole Smith have not revealed why she died, US doctors say.
BBC News - February 9, 2007

Anna Nicole Smith Leaves Behind Legal Battles

The legal entanglements for former Playboy Playmate and diet diva Anna Nicole Smith did not end with her death on Thursday.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

Harvard Plans to Name Its First Female President

Drew Gilpin Faust is a historian who runs a research institute at the university.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

New York to Test Ways to Guard Against Nuclear Terror

The first experiment focuses on port security. Later this year, the government plans to create a 50-mile circle around the city with an elaborate network of radiation alarms.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

Protesters and Israeli Police Clash at Mosque

Muslims who had come for Friday prayers threw rocks and bottles to protest an Israeli construction project that they feared would damage the mosque.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

Lear Agrees to Buyout Offer of $2.8 Billion From Icahn

The maker of automotive seats said it would solicit competing offers for the next 45 days, while it works to close the deal with Carl C. Icahn, who already owns about 16 percent of Lear?s stock.
New York Times - February 9, 2007

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