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- Stocks Off Sharply as Consumer Confidence Falls
- Kagan Shifts on Disclosing Legal Views at Hearings
- News Analysis: Roberts' Stamp on the Supreme Court
- Restaurant Review: Restaurant Review: Balaboosta in NoLITa
- Bank Tax Holds Up Financial Overhaul Bill
- Sports of The Times: Blatter Finally Acknowledges Possibility for Replay
- After Re-education, Tibet Monks Regret Uprising
- Suspected Spy Was Ready to Leave, F.B.I. Believed
- West Village, 12:25 P.M.
| 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 low for the year. | |
| Kagan Shifts on Disclosing Legal Views at Hearings | Top |
| At her Supreme Court confirmation hearing, Solicitor General Elena Kagan backed away from a past call for nominees to talk about their constitutional views. | |
| News Analysis: Roberts' Stamp on the Supreme Court | 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. | |
| Restaurant Review: Restaurant Review: Balaboosta in NoLITa | Top |
| A new Middle Eastern trattoria in NoLIta draws families and neighborhood folk, all ready to mash their own chickpeas. | |
| Bank Tax Holds Up Financial Overhaul Bill | Top |
| Negotiations will have to be reopened after Senator Scott Brown disclosed his opposition if a bank tax is included. | |
| Sports of The Times: Blatter Finally Acknowledges Possibility for Replay | Top |
| Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, can't fix officiating problems this time, but he is considering technology for the future. | |
| After Re-education, Tibet Monks Regret Uprising | Top |
| After protesting against the government in March of 2008, many monks were ordered to denounce the Dalai Lama and take classes on the law and Communist thought. | |
| Suspected Spy Was Ready to Leave, 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. | |
| West Village, 12:25 P.M. | Top |
| The city's public pools could not have picked a better day to open. | |
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