Print Edition for Jan. 16th, 2009
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World
Denied access to Gaza, a reporter draws on firsthand accounts from the Palestinian wounded taken to Egypt.
Ahbisit's coalition has presented a stimulus package to shore up Thailand's faltering economy.
USA
Amid doubts about government efforts, Congress was expected to vote on reserving $50 billion in TARP funds to help with home
losses.
There are fewer military pilots to draw from, plus economic difficulties in the industry.
Andrew Wyeth, who died today, was one of the best-known American artists of the 20th century. His intuition and allusive paintings
were the focus of this 1976 exhibit review.
Commentary
US presidents often swing between realism and idealism. Obama should reject both.
Kiev is provoking Russia in the gas crisis and other ways. It's a backfire strategy.
Successful intervention by neighboring African states has been done before.
Readers write about how President-elect Obama can solve America's trade problems, and why President Bush will leave a positive
legacy in India.
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The Home Forum
The Monitor's language columnist considers how the labels put on news stories and public events shape our thinking.
In a pink chenille robe, face to face with history
A Christian Science perspective on daily life.
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