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By KAREEM FAHIM and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK Forces loyal to Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi tried to dislodge Libyan rebels from Ras Lanuf. By LIAM STACK Eleven people died in fighting during a protest over the burning of a church. By LAURA KASINOF Beatings and shootings begin in demonstrations that had been relatively peaceful. The Lede Blog By J. DAVID GOODMAN On Wednesday, The Lede is following the uprising in Libya and protest movements across North Africa and the Middle East. By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM A legislative effort by companies providing the loans has been met with vigorous opposition from insurance companies and chambers of commerce. |
| Multimedia Eleven people are killed in a clash between Muslims and Christians in Egypt; NPR's chief executive resigns; and the suspected Tucson killer Jared L. Loughner returns to court. Opinion Opinionator | The Conversation Should the government cut benefits for the elderly affluent or should it get the wealthy before they become old and increase the cap on the payroll tax? |
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By JESSICA BRUDER Since Groupon declined a Google buyout offer, hundreds of companies have launched, trying to emulate its business model by targeting narrow slices of the market. DealBook By JULIA WERDIGIER The property developers Vincent and Robert Tchenguiz were among those arrested over their ties to the Icelandic bank Kaupthing, which collapsed in 2008. App Smart By BOB TEDESCHI Some apps will help drivers find a space, decipher "alternate side of the street" parking rules and remember where the car is parked. DealBook By DEALBOOK Dynegy, which has warned for months about its financial troubles, says bankruptcy could be the next step if it cannot reach an agreement with its creditors. Media Decoder Blog By ELIZABETH JENSEN and BRIAN STELTER Vivian Schiller's resignation comes after remarks by another NPR executive, caught on video, drew criticism. |
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