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Suspected Mastermind of Bangladesh Suicide Bombing Is Arrested

Enyatullah Ujjal was arrested for attacks last week that left at least 10 people dead.
New York Times - December 5, 2005
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CNN	Lawyers question trial fairness
	Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark, pictured, says it will be "very difficult" for deposed Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's trial to be fair, telling CNN that the defense attorneys have no protection. The other foreign member of Hussein's team, former Qatari Justice Minister Najib N... CNN - December 5, 2005

CNN	Saddam witness describes 'torture'
	The trial of Saddam Hussein adjourns, concluding a day of delays and testimony by a witness describing the alleged torture of a man from a Shiite village in 1982: "They broke all his body parts." CNN - December 5, 2005

CNN	Body hunt was 'personal challenge'
	The Ohio woman who found the bodies of two missing New Hampshire children said Monday she had been searching with her dog for months on a personal mission that her friends and family considered an obsession. CNN - December 5, 2005

CNN	Judges upholds some DeLay charges
	A judge dismissed the conspiracy charges Monday against Rep. Tom DeLay but refused to throw out the money-laundering counts, dashing the Texas congressman's hopes for now of reclaiming his post as House majority leader. CNN - December 5, 2005

Hussein Is Fiery Again in Unruly Court Session

Searing eyewitness accounts of torture were almost overshadowed by shouts and insults from Saddam Hussein and other defendants.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

New British Law Allows Same-Sex Civil Partnerships

From Brighton to Birmingham and beyond, gay and lesbian couples began registering today for the first ceremonies later this month.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

Rumsfeld Cites Contractor in Planting of Reports in Iraqi Media

The secretary of defense laid blame today for the possible placement on the contractor who ran the propaganda program.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

Rewriting the Social Contract: A New Game at the Office: Many Young Workers Accept Fewer Guarantees

For companies, a shift from lifetime commitment to at-will employment.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

Advertising: And Now a Word From Our Sponsor. Our Only Sponsor.

As Madison Avenue seeks ways to catch the attention of jaded consumers, the idea of advertising exclusivity is gaining favor.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

In Trade Talks, a Stalemate of Big vs. Small Hangs Heavy

The ministers of the W.T.O. still hope to agree on a further lowering of trade barriers, but perceptions, politics and economics are all pushing in the other direction.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

British Cable Company Offers to Buy Virgin Mobile

NTL, one of Britain's largest cable companies, said that it had offered to buy Virgin Mobile for �835 million ($1.45 billion).
New York Times - December 5, 2005

When Even Supply-Siders Say Taxes Must Rise, an Unpopular Policy Looks Inevitable

As the end of the year approaches, tax bills loom. That may not seem particularly pleasurable, but enjoy it while you can - taxes are going up.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

Wow! I'm at Greenspan's Desk

Alan Greenspan will hand over the chairmanship of the Federal Reserve to Ben S. Bernanke early next year. Based on their writings, what might they say to each other in private?
New York Times - December 5, 2005

At Google, Cube Culture Has New Rules

Google, like I.B.M., says it is forging a corporate culture in which success depends on performance. But rather than revamping its social contract with workers, Google is writing one from scratch.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

ABC Names Anchors of 'World News Tonight'

ABC News is asking Elizabeth Vargas and Bob Woodruff to expand the the program's presence on such media as the Web and cellphones.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

Looking for the Proceeds in TV-on-Demand

As an era of ordering TV shows at the push of a button gets under way, new challenges are clouding the landscape in the year ahead.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

What's Ahead: Blue Skies, or More Forecasts of Them?

Economic forecasters are all but unanimous in predicting that the coming year will not bring a recession. It isn't so clear whether that forecast has any meaning.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

With Oil Prices Off Their Peak, Are Supplies Assured?

Even as consumers worry about high gasoline prices and rising heating bills, oil executives in London, Texas and Saudi Arabia seem to be concerned about a prospect of falling prices.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

Employer-Backed Health Care Is Here to Stay, for Lack of a Better Choice

Frustrations notwithstanding, the current system of providing insurance to most working Americans through their employers is not likely to disappear.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

At Traditional Phone Companies, Jobs May Not Last a Lifetime

Traditional phone companies are moving from vast and costly networks to new, cheaper technologies that require fewer workers.
New York Times - December 5, 2005

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