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In questioning from a House panel that took on the air of a cross-examination, the treasury secretary said the $85 billion bailout helped prevent a depression.
Dealers say they are trying to operate normally a day after Toyota decided to halt sales and production of eight models because of safety concerns.
The plan tries to get Taliban foot soldiers to lay down their arms and offers leaders a chance to return to politics.
While new treatments are more accurate, errors in software and operation are more difficult to detect.
Steven P. Jobs says the tablet device will fill a gap between laptops and smartphones.
President Obama will reiterate his commitment to a comprehensive overhaul, an aide said.
Peter Baker on the drama, glory and near-disasters of past speeches.
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Adam Nagourney and Jeff Zeleny on the speech.
The Builders Group was charged with stealing nearly $7 million from five projects in Manhattan and elsewhere.
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Four friends hit the road in search of low-budget adventure.
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