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U.S. Raids Killed Afghan Civilians, Red Cross Says
By TAIMOOR SHAH and CARLOTTA GALL
The report of dozens of fatalities offered a grim back-drop to a Washington visit by the Afghan and Pakistani leaders on Wednesday.
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Before U.S. Talks, Pakistan Claims Gains
By SALMAN MASOOD and CARLOTTA GALL
Pakistani forces claimed to have killed 35 Taliban, as its president prepares to meet President Obama Wednesday. Above, refugees fleeing fighting in the Buner region.
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The government has told the bank that it needs the capital to withstand any worsening of the economic downturn, according to an executive at the bank.
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Seeing opportunity in the nation’s struggling banking system, private equity firms are lobbying to change federal rules that limit their control.
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A draft of a Justice Department report found serious errors of judgment in secret memos authorizing brutal interrogations, but opposed prosecuting the authors.
Seeking a Hollywood Ending in Sacramento
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who faces the hardest time in his political career, seems cured of his desire to be in public office.
Plan to Sell Chrysler to Fiat Clears Bar
By MICHAEL J. de la MERCED and JONATHAN D. GLATER
The judge overseeing the bankruptcy of Chrysler approved the bidding procedures advocated by the company and backed by the White House.
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