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Experts Say Iran Uses the Death Penalty as a Way to Intimidate Opponents
A flurry of executions and death sentences has raised concern that the government is using judicially sanctioned killing to quell pockets of unrest around the nation.
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Son Objects to Moving Camus’s Remains
President Nicolas Sarkozy wants to transfer the remains of the writer Albert Camus to one of the most hallowed burial places in France, but the plan has run into opposition from the Nobel laureate’s son.
Categories: New York Times, World
Kennedy Barred From Communion by Bishop
Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy said he was instructed to refrain from communion because of his stance on abortion.
Categories: New York Times, U.S. & Politics
Amnesty List Puts Pressure on Pakistan Leader
In another blow to Pakistan’s president, authorities released the names of politicians who benefited from an amnesty decree that dismissed past alleged crimes.
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UConn 33, Notre Dame 30 (2 OT): Notre Dame’s Loss Leaves Charlie Weis Hanging by a Thread
With emotions high on both sides of the field, Connecticut secured its first victory since the death of Jasper Howard and the Irish lost a second consecutive senior day game.
Categories: New York Times, Sports
Iran Begins War Games to Protect Nuclear Sites
Iran on Sunday began large-scale air defense war games aimed at protecting its nuclear facilities from attack, state TV reported.
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Back to Business: Wall St. Finds Profits by Reducing Mortgages
Investment funds are buying mortgages, trimming some of them to the benefit of homeowners, and shifting any risk to the federal government.
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At Least 92 Die in Chinese Mine Explosion
The explosion on Saturday was unusual in that it involved a large mine operated by one of China’s biggest state-owned companies.
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Centrist Senators Say They Oppose Health Care Bill
Two centrist senators, Ben Nelson and Joseph I. Lieberman, said that they were opposed to the bill as it is currently written, particularly its inclusion of a new government-run insurance program.
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Celtics 107, Knicks 105 (OT): Garnett Beats Buzzer, and Celtics Beat the Knicks
Kevin Garnett’s jumper as time expired gave the Celtics an overtime victory and ended the Knicks’ two-game winning streak.
Categories: New York Times, Sports
Romania Vote Appears Headed for Runoff
A presidential election aimed at helping Romania emerge from a political and economic crisis failed to produce a winner on Sunday, and the top two candidates will compete in a runoff next month, according to two exit polls.
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Afghan Militias Battle Taliban With Aid of U.S.
The Americans hope militias will encourage a demoralized Afghan population to take a stake in the war against the Taliban.
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From Browns to Jets, for More of the Same
Traded from the then-winless Browns, Braylon Edwards joined a seemingly playoff-bound Jets team. Then they lost four of their next five games.
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Nuclear Bomb Detectors Stopped by Material Shortage
The Department of Homeland Security has had to stop deploying the new detectors because the U.S. has run out of a crucial raw material, experts say.
Categories: New York Times, Science & Technology
Nuclear Bomb Detectors Stopped by Material Shortage
The Department of Homeland Security has had to stop deploying the new detectors because the U.S. has run out of a crucial raw material, experts say.
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Global Soccer: Something Is Very Rotten in the State of Soccer
For many years, European soccer hoped the day would never dawn when its own sports were contaminated by match fixing on anything like the levels of Asia. Events in Germany killed that hope.
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Giants’ Ross Heals With Help From Fiancée, a Gold Medalist
Sanya Richards helped her fiancé, cornerback Aaron Ross, through his hamstring injury this season and previously with a bout of the blues. Ross made his season debut on Sunday.
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Enthusiasm for Palin, and Echoes of 2008 Divide
On her book tour, Sarah Palin has skipped the big cities authors usually visit in favor of smaller places where she and Senator John McCain performed well in 2008.
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