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Poll Finds New Optimism on Economy Since Inauguration
By ADAM NAGOURNEY and MEGAN THEE-BRENAN
President Obama is enjoying some success in rebuilding confidence in a troubled nation, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.
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By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s re-election campaign commissioned a poll that spread negative information about Representative Anthony D. Weiner.
Italians Comb Through Rubble After Quake
By RACHEL DONADIO and ELISABETTA POVOLEDO
Early Tuesday, the death toll had risen to 179, but the estimated number of homeless was lowered to 17,000, officials said, as many residents took shelter with friends and family.
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By CHRISTOPHER DREW and ELISABETH BUMILLER
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates announced a budget that cuts traditional weapons programs while adding resources to fight insurgencies.
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Russian Bailout Seeks Peace, Not Efficiency
By ANDREW E. KRAMER
A bailout for Avtovaz, the maker of Lada and one of the least efficient automakers in the world, is intended more to ensure peace than to restructure a business.
Obama Tours Istanbul as European Trip Nears End
By HELENE COOPER
President Obama is winding up his first overseas trip after meeting religious leaders and visiting historical sites.
Report Outlines Medical Workers’ Role in Torture
By SCOTT SHANE
The Red Cross said that medical professionals working for the C.I.A. aided abusive interrogations.
Pistachio Recall Signals Tough Stance on Safety
By GARDINER HARRIS and ANDREW MARTIN
As a major nut processor agreed to recall its 2008 crop, the Obama administration warned of stiffer penalties.
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The Tar Heels maintained an early lead over the Michigan State Spartans, winning a fifth national championship for the University of North Carolina.
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Zablon Simantov, a Jewish resident of Kabul, explains in this video why he remains despite his increasing solitude.
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