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Inspectors Cite Big Gain by Iran on Nuclear Fuel

Iran appears to be enriching uranium on a far larger scale than before, a finding that may affect the efforts by diplomats to stem Tehran’s program.

• Iranian Leader Warns U.S. He’ll Fight Back

In Deal, a Test for the U.A.W.

Any efforts by Cerberus to reduce Chrysler’s $18 billion health care and pension obligation will put it at odds with the United Automobile Workers union.

• Back Story With Micheline Maynard (mp3)

Barely in Office, but G.O.P. Rivals Are Circling

Republicans are lining up to unseat Representative Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, a freshman Democrat.

• Part 1 of the Series | Part 2

One Turkish City Countering Fear of Islam’s Reach

The Turkish political party with a past in Islamic politics has had a moderating influence on Konya.

• Audio Slide Show: Turkey's Changing Society

An Amputee Sprinter: Is He Disabled or Too-Abled?

Some are questioning whether Oscar Pistorius’s prosthetic legs give him an unfair advantage over other sprinters.

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Bank’s Report Says Wolfowitz Violated Ethics

In response to the report from a World Bank committee, the Bush administration launched a last-ditch global campaign to save Paul D. Wolfowitz’s position.