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By JENNIFER STEINHAUER The House passed legislation on Thursday to finance the federal government for the rest of the fiscal year, with 59 Republicans and more than half of the Democrats voting against the bill. By STEVEN LEE MYERS and JUDY DEMPSEY Diplomats wrestled with the conflict in Libya on several fronts on Thursday as differences over NATO's bombing campaign and arming the rebels spread fresh discord. By TIMOTHY WILLIAMS The F.A.A. official's resignation came after several cases of controllers found sleeping as airplanes landed. Magazine Preview By SIDDHARTHA MUKHERJEE Yes, no, maybe - the answer seems to change with every new study. Finding the definitive solution turns out to be a science in itself. By DAVID W. CHEN In 2009, when questioned in a class-action lawsuit over maternity leave, the mayor was at times sarcastic. |
| Multimedia The Times's Gretchen Morgensen and Louise Story explore why no participants in the financial crisis have been prosecuted. Opinion Amy Sullivan, left, of Time and Katherine Mangu-Ward of Reason debate President Obama's budget deal. |
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By VIKAS BAJAJ As a nuclear disaster unfolds in distant Japan, a growing number of Indian scientists, academics and others have expressed concern about plans for a coastal nuclear plant. News Analysis By LANDON THOMAS Jr. At the center of both experiences is the question of whether harsh spending cuts will save or sunder an economic recovery. By GRETCHEN MORGENSON and LOUISE STORY Several years after the financial crisis, no senior executives of major financial institutions have been charged, and a collective government effort has not emerged. By JULIA WERDIGIER The BP chief executive, Robert W. Dudley, played down the severity of the dispute, saying the company's relationship with its TNK-BP partners was "noisy" but not "dysfunctional." Bucks Blog By ANN CARRNS Federal budget deal cuts funds for reverse-mortgage counseling. |
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