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Escalation of 8-Day Assault on Hamas
By ISABEL KERSHNER and LIZ ROBBINS
Israeli troops backed by tanks and helicopters advanced into Gaza on Saturday in the first ground action of an offensive against Hamas.
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Israel Weighs Goal: Ending Hamas Rule, Rocket Fire, or Both
By ETHAN BRONNER
If Hamas rockets cannot be stopped, then is the real aim of Israel’s operation to remove Hamas entirely, no matter the cost?
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Israeli artillery fire lit up the sky above Gaza on Saturday night before the beginning of a ground offensive.
Portrait Emerges of Anthrax Suspect’s Troubled Life
By SCOTT SHANE
The anthrax investigation yielded nothing more than a strong hunch that Dr. Bruce E. Ivins was the perpetrator, a Times examination found.
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On many campuses, students have been building practical inventions, starting novel businesses and generally alpha-testing their ideas.
In Search of the Senate
Two months after the November election, it is still unclear exactly who is going to be in the Senate for the next two years.
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In Minnesota, the Ballot Counting Continues
By LIZ ROBBINS
The term of the incumbent, Norm Coleman, officially expired on Saturday with no resolution in his race against Al Franken.
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What if Paterson Defies Conventional Wisdom?
By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE
Many consider Caroline Kennedy too big to fail, but what would Gov. David Paterson risk should he make a different choice for the United States Senate?
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Saving for College Amid the Financial Turmoil
If a family puts too much money in stocks, it could easily lose a year’s worth of tuition in a matter of months, Ron Lieber writes.
In Poland, Renovating a Town House
Edgar Baker and his wife, Anna Sosnowska-Baker, restored a home in a 17th-century town house in Kazimierz Dolny, which is popular with artists and writers.
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Former Bankers Turn to a Creative Plan B
With Wall Street shedding jobs, some bankers are trying their hands at comedy, filmmaking and writing.
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