TOP NEWS By ELISABETH BUMILLER, DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and ALAN COWELL President Obama set forth non-negotiable conditions that he said Libya must immediately meet to avoid military action to enforce a no-flight zone and block attacks by the regime on civilians and rebels. By NEIL MacFARQUHAR The people who helped bring down President Hosni Mubarak are under pressure to create a national party. By LAURA KASINOF and ROBERT F. WORTH The largest protest so far in Yemen came under violent and sustained attack in the center of the capital, Sana. By ETHAN BRONNER Bahrain tore down the monument at the center of Pearl Square in a symbolic end to the popular protests put down by the government. By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's son Seif Islam el-Qaddafi said that four New York Times journalists were being held by pro-Qaddafi forces and would be released Friday. |
Multimedia Reports on violence in Yemen and Libya's call for a cease-fire. Opinion Opinionator | Home Fires After 30 surgeries in three months, a gravely wounded Marine starts to look ahead. |
BUSINESS By ANDREW POLLACK While experts say there is little danger of contaminated food or manufactured products entering the United States from Japan, such fears could hurt Japanese exports. By BETTINA WASSENER and MATTHEW SALTMARSH The intervention, the first such coordinated G-7 action since the euro was propped up in September 2000, brought some stability to the currency markets. DealBook By ERIC DASH The Federal Reserve is relaxing its hold on some of the nation's biggest banks - permitting them to raise dividends or buy back shares for the first time since the financial crisis in the fall of 2008. By DUFF WILSON The scientific panel's findings could provide a legal basis for the F.D.A. to try to limit, phase out or even possibly ban menthol in cigarettes. Off the Charts By FLOYD NORRIS After growing rapidly for almost 20 years, the outstanding debts of the financial sector and households fell in the last two years. |
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