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 April 26, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSNATO Says It Is Stepping Up Attacks on Libya TargetsBy THOM SHANKERThe shift of targets is intended to weaken Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's grip on power in Libya and frustrate his forces in the field, NATO planners said. International Outcry Grows Over Syria CrackdownBy ANTHONY SHADIDGunfire continued in the city of Dara'a Tuesday as European leaders called for an end to the violence. Dossier Shows Push for More Terror Attacks After 9/11By SCOTT SHANE and BENJAMIN WEISERSaifullah Paracha was one of a small circle of Al Qaeda operatives who explored ways to follow up on the hijackings with new attacks, according to classified Guantánamo files.
The CaucusWhy Republicans Are Skipping a 2012 Presidential RunBy MICHAEL D. SHEARHaley Barbour on Monday became the latest to announce that he would not run. Five reasons they might be sitting it out. Restaurant Review | The Chef's Table at Brooklyn FareThe Chef's Table at Brooklyn FareBy SAM SIFTONCésar Ramirez's restaurant in downtown Brooklyn is a kind of sui generis exercise in personal expression, and one of the more extraordinary restaurants in New York City. |
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BUSINESSSarkozy Supports Italian Official to Lead Central BankBy LIZ ALDERMAN and JUDY DEMPSEYThe French president's decision to support Mario Draghi as head of the European Central Bank creates a problem for the German chancellor. U.S. Home Prices Fell Again in FebruaryBy DAVID STREITFELDThe decline leaves housing prices on the verge of a new low for a real estate downturn that seems to have no end. Media Decoder BlogCouric Confirms Departure From CBSBy BILL CARTERABC has emerged as the dark-horse candidate to land Katie Couric's planned syndicated show. Smaller Cars Lift Ford's Profit to $2.55 BillionBy NICK BUNKLEYIt was Ford's best first quarter since 1998, despite a shift to smaller cars, which usually result in lower profits. Media Decoder BlogAflac Finds Its New Duck on the ... WebBy STUART ELLIOTTA Minnesota radio executive who auditioned online has been selected by Aflac to provide the voice of its duck character in commercials. |
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