الأربعاء، 18 مايو 2011

Afternoon Update: U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Syrian Leader and 6 Aides

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TOP NEWS

U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Syrian Leader and 6 Aides

By STEVEN LEE MYERS and ANTHONY SHADID

The move by President Obama increased pressure on Syria in the wake of its crackdown on protests.

In Japan Reactor Failings, Danger Signs for the U.S.

By HIROKO TABUCHI, KEITH BRADSHER and MATTHEW L. WALD

Vents that American officials said would prevent devastating explosions at nuclear plants in the United States were put to the test in Japan and failed.

Afghan Protesters Clash With Police After NATO Raid

By RAY RIVERA and SANGAR RAHIMI

Deaths were reported as thousands of protesters battled security forces in Takhar Province after a NATO raid that officials say killed four civilians.

The Caucus

Can Newt Gingrich Control Newt Gingrich?

By MICHAEL D. SHEAR

Newt Gingrich admitted on NBC that a lack of discipline may hurt his presidential run, then proceeded to make a series of remarks that drew a torrent of criticism.

Attention Shifts to Schwarzenegger's Housekeeper

By JENNIFER MEDINA and ADAM NAGOURNEY

Reporters descended on the Bakersfield, Calif., home of the mother of Arnold Schwarzenegger's child.

Multimedia

Video: TimesCast

American sanctions in Syria; the Op-Ed columnist Roger Cohen on President Obama's coming Mideast speech; "The Good Wife" ends its second season against a backdrop of political scandals.

Opinion

Ross Douthat

The Lessons of Gingrich v. Ryan

The Ryan budget deserves criticism -- but not the kind that Newt Gingrich offered.

BUSINESS

The Minutiae of an Airline Merger

By JAD MOUAWAD

When Delta acquired Northwest three years ago, executives did not fully anticipate the thousands of tiny details that can make the difference between a successful merger and a failed one.

Trade Panel Rejects Key U.S. Claim in Airbus-Boeing Dispute

By NICOLA CLARK

The ruling finds that European aid to Airbus cost its American rival market share and may require a remedy, but says it was not prohibited.

DealBook

Rating Agencies Face Crackdown

By BEN PROTESS

The Securities and Exchange Commission proposed sweeping new rules on Wednesday to overhaul the rating business.

App Smart

Searching for a Job? Try Looking at Your Hand-Held First

By BOB TEDESCHI

Unlike many other job-search apps, the new software from Monster.com is well designed and useful.

DealBook

At a Time of Needed Financial Overhaul, a Leadership Vacuum

By JESSE EISINGER

The financial regulatory system was remade under Dodd-Frank and requires strong leaders, but five major bank regulatory positions are either unfilled or staffed with acting directors.

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