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- Obama to Seek Sweeping Change in 'No Child' Law
- U.S. Examines Whether Blackwater Tried Bribery
- Toyota's Slow Awakening to a Deadly Problem
- U.S. to Resume Military Airlift of Injured Haitians
- News Analysis: U.S. Pushes Back Against China in Growing Rift
- Robben Island Journal: Men Defend Historic Mandela Site ... From Rabbits
Obama to Seek Sweeping Change in 'No Child' Law | Top |
The changes would affect how schools are judged to be passing or failing, and would eliminate a deadline for academic proficiency. | |
U.S. Examines Whether Blackwater Tried Bribery | Top |
An inquiry will determine whether Blackwater officials tried to influence Iraqi officials in hopes of retaining work after a deadly shooting in 2007. | |
Toyota's Slow Awakening to a Deadly Problem | Top |
A fatal accident in August led Toyota to step up its inquiry of unintended acceleration, yet only last week did it come to terms with the problem's scope. | |
U.S. to Resume Military Airlift of Injured Haitians | Top |
The effort was suspended five days ago following complaints from the state of Florida that its hospitals were overwhelmed. | |
News Analysis: U.S. Pushes Back Against China in Growing Rift | Top |
In announcing an arms sales package to Taiwan, the U.S. leveled a direct strike at the heart of the most sensitive issue between the two countries. | |
Robben Island Journal: Men Defend Historic Mandela Site ... From Rabbits | Top |
Robben Island is overrun with rabbits and managers have resorted to a gory solution: gunning them down. | |
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