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 May 25, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSSuspect in Giffords Shooting Ruled Unfit for TrialBy MARC LACEYA federal judge ruled Jared L. Loughner not mentally competent to stand trial on charges that he opened fire at a constituent event for an Arizona congresswoman in January, killing six. News AnalysisG.O.P. on the Defensive as Voters Resist Medicare PlanBy JENNIFER STEINHAUERThe Republican defeat in a special election is a reminder that voters like the idea of budget cuts, but often recoil when the cuts threaten programs that touch their lives. Edwards to Face Criminal ChargesBy KATHARINE Q. SEELYEThe Justice Department reportedly plans to accuse John Edwards of misusing presidential campaign funds to cover up an affair. French Minister to Seek Top I.M.F. JobBy LIZ ALDERMANChristine Lagarde is seen as the leading candidate to replace Dominique Strauss-Kahn, despite an unusual joint rebuke from developing nations against the custom of always naming a European to the job. Magazine PreviewCould Conjoined Twins Share a Mind?By SUSAN DOMINUSThe miraculous life of Tatiana and Krista Hogan and what it could reveal about the human brain. |
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BUSINESSCriticism of State-Owned Air India GrowsBy HEATHER TIMMONSPilots are choosing not to fly for the airline and passengers are taking other flights, leading to big losses. New M.P.G. Stickers Include Greenhouse Gas DataBy JOHN M. BRODERThe new labels will compare a vehicle's emissions of carbon dioxide with those of all other vehicles, as well as provide miles-per-gallon data. DealBookMartha Stewart Living in PlayBy PETER LATTMANIts shares jump after the company says it has retained Blackstone Advisory Partners to explore strategic partnerships. Switzerland Decides on Nuclear Phase-OutBy JAMES KANTERThe decision not to build new reactors came as regulators from the European Union agreed on a framework for stress-testing their plants. Bits BlogDropping Out to Start a Tech CompanyBy CLAIRE CAIN MILLERThe tech investor Peter Thiel announced the first group of Thiel Fellows, teenagers who agree to drop out of school to start tech companies. |
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