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- Stocks Off Sharply as Consumer Confidence Falls
- Suspected Spy Was Ready to Leave U.S., F.B.I. Believed
- News Analysis: Roberts Put His Stamp on Supreme Court in Latest Term
- Petraeus Pledges Look at Firepower in Afghanistan
- Google to Stop Directing All China Users to Hong Kong Site
- More Assassinations Across Iraq
- Venus Williams and Clijsters Are Out
- S.E.C. Settles With Former Staff Lawyer
- World Cup Live: Spain vs. Portugal
| Stocks Off Sharply as Consumer Confidence Falls | Top |
| Stocks fell sharply as a decline in consumer confidence aggravated concern about the global economy and sent the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index to a new low for the year. | |
| Suspected Spy Was Ready to Leave U.S., F.B.I. Believed | Top |
| The F.B.I. moved quickly to roll up a Russian spy ring after learning that one of the suspected agents was planning to fly out of the country, officials said. | |
| News Analysis: Roberts Put His Stamp on Supreme Court in Latest Term | Top |
| Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. took control of his court this year, pushing hard on issues of concern to him, including campaign finance and gun rights. | |
| Petraeus Pledges Look at Firepower in Afghanistan | Top |
| Gen. David H. Petraeus told a Senate panel he would examine rules on heavy firepower. His confirmation went to the full Senate. | |
| Google to Stop Directing All China Users to Hong Kong Site | Top |
| The move is an effort to appease Beijing as Google seeks to renew its license to operate in mainland China. | |
| More Assassinations Across Iraq | Top |
| A burst of violence across Iraq on Tuesday appeared to be part of a campaign of assassinations aimed at officials amid an extended political crisis. | |
| Venus Williams and Clijsters Are Out | Top |
| Shortly after a 6-2, 6-3 dismantling of the No. 2 seed Venus Williams by Tsvetana Pironkova, No. 8 Kim Clijsters also lost. | |
| S.E.C. Settles With Former Staff Lawyer | Top |
| The agency agreed to settle a wrongful termination suit filed by a former staff lawyer who was abruptly fired during an investigation into possible insider trading. | |
| World Cup Live: Spain vs. Portugal | Top |
| Can Spain find a way through Portugal's stingy defense? Will Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo come good in Cape Town tonight? | |
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