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• ANALYSIS-US firms, others may gain from shield pullback - Reuters
• After he's charged with murder of Annie Le, Yale lab tech Raymond ... - New York Daily News
• Pelosi Questions Cost Of Coverage In Senate Health Bill - Wall Street Journal
• Kabul Suicide Attack Kills Italian Soldiers, Afghan Civilians - Voice of America
• Nuts to Acorn - Wall Street Journal
• Somali Opposition Fighters Offer Terms for Release of French Hostage - Voice of America
• A Terrorist Mastermind Whose Luck Ran Out - New York Times

ANALYSIS-US firms, others may gain from shield pullback - Reuters Posted: 17 Sep 2009 10:01 AM PDT New York Times ANALYSIS-US firms, others may gain from shield pullback Reuters LONDON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Investors could see some long-term trade and other benefits if a US move to back away from a missile shield in Eastern Europe yields improvements in relations with Russia. ... US Changes Course on Eastern European Nuclear-Missile ShieldWall Street Journal US missile rethink a huge shiftBBC News Obama scraps Bush's European missile defense planThe Associated Press MiamiHerald.com -Los Angeles Times -Washington Post all 2,313 news articles »

After he's charged with murder of Annie Le, Yale lab tech Raymond ... - New York Daily News Posted: 17 Sep 2009 10:57 AM PDT guardian.co.uk After he's charged with murder of Annie Le, Yale lab tech Raymond ... New York Daily News Yale lab technician Raymond Clark is under arrest for the murder of Annie Le (below). Yale grad student Annie Le's accused killer has been tossed into solitary confinement in a Connecticut jail, where he has been somber and silent, an official told the ... What does 'person of interest' mean? NothingCNN Lab tech charged with Yale grad student's murderThe Associated Press Lab Technician Arrested in Death of Yale StudentNew York Times Reuters -Newsday -Security Management all 10,941 news articles »

Pelosi Questions Cost Of Coverage In Senate Health Bill - Wall Street Journal Posted: 17 Sep 2009 09:49 AM PDT The Associated Press Pelosi Questions Cost Of Coverage In Senate Health Bill Wall Street Journal WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., on Thursday questioned whether a Senate health-care proposal was affordable for the middle class and expressed concerns about its effect on the elderly. ... Pelosi worried about angry health care rhetoricThe Associated Press Pelosi Wells Up While Recalling Political MurdersNew York Times Pelosi gets emotionalmsnbc.com San Francisco Chronicle -Politico -CQPolitics.com all 213 news articles »

Kabul Suicide Attack Kills Italian Soldiers, Afghan Civilians - Voice of America Posted: 17 Sep 2009 10:29 AM PDT Telegraph.co.uk Kabul Suicide Attack Kills Italian Soldiers, Afghan Civilians Voice of America Italy has suffered the deadliest attack on its troops in Afghanistan, when suicide bombers struck a military convoy in the Afghan capital, Kabul. At least six Italian soldiers and 10 civilians were killed. ... Car Bomb Kills NATO Troops, Civilians in KabulWashington Post Kabul Car Bomb Kills Six Italian Soldiers, 9 CiviliansBloomberg Six Italians paratroopers killed in Kabul bombTelegraph.co.uk BBC News -Xinhua -New York Times all 773 news articles »

Nuts to Acorn - Wall Street Journal Posted: 17 Sep 2009 10:11 AM PDT Boston Globe Nuts to Acorn Wall Street Journal Acorn, the union-backed activist group that's landed in a scandal involving its offices in several cities aiding and abetting prostitution, is trying to change the subject. Yesterday, Bertha Lewis, the chief organizer of Acorn, ... White House says ACORN must be held accountableReuters Acorn in Senate's Sights AgainNew York Times ACORN vows to look into, correct flapNew York Daily News Washington Post -WNYC -Philadelphia Inquirer all 1,193 news articles »

Somali Opposition Fighters Offer Terms for Release of French Hostage - Voice of America Posted: 17 Sep 2009 10:51 AM PDT Daily Nation Somali Opposition Fighters Offer Terms for Release of French Hostage Voice of America By VOA News The Somali radical Islamist militant group al-Shabab has issued a high set of demands for the release of a French security advisor it continues to hold captive. The list includes the discontinuation of all French support for the ... Suicide bombers use UN disguise in Somali attackCNN International Somali insurgents kill peacekeepers in double suicide bombingguardian.co.uk African Union Base in Somalia Is HitNew York Times Telegraph.co.uk -Aljazeera.net -Xinhua all 587 news articles »

A Terrorist Mastermind Whose Luck Ran Out - New York Times Posted: 17 Sep 2009 09:58 AM PDT Voice of America A Terrorist Mastermind Whose Luck Ran Out New York Times BANGKOK — Over the past six years, Noordin Muhammad Top, considered to be the most violent Islamist militants in the region, had become an almost mythical figure among both those who sheltered him on the run and those who pursued him and ... Noordin Top's death: The impact on Southeast Asia's battle with ...Christian Science Monitor Indonesia: Bali bomber Noordin Top is deadTelegraph.co.uk Q+A: Noordin Mohammad Top and Islamic militancy in IndonesiaReuters guardian.co.uk -The Associated Press -CNN all 1,350 news articles »

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