الاثنين، 27 يونيو 2011

Afternoon Update: Jury Finds Blagojevich Guilty of Corruption

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TOP NEWS

Jury Finds Blagojevich Guilty of Corruption

By MONICA DAVEY

A jury in Chicago convicted the former governor of Illinois, Rod R. Blagojevich, of nearly all the corruption charges against him, including trying to sell or trade the Senate seat once held by President Obama.

Justices Reject Ban on Violent Video Games for Children

By ADAM LIPTAK

The Supreme Court agreed with a federal court's decision to throw out California's ban on the sale or rental of violent video games to minors, saying the law violated minors' rights.

The Caucus

Bachmann Is In, Officially

By JEFF ZELENY

Michele Bachmann opened her candidacy in Iowa, where she suddenly faces higher expectations.

Hague Court Issues War Crimes Warrant for Qaddafi

By MARLISE SIMONS

The issuing of warrants on charges of crimes against humanity for Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, his son Seif al-Islam and his chief of intelligence raised the issue of how they could be captured.

Rinderpest, Scourge of Cattle, Is Vanquished

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

The disease, a killer of livestock in much of the world, becomes only the second, after smallpox, to be eradicated.

Multimedia

Video: TimesCast

The Supreme Court strikes down a ban on violent video games for minors; Khmer Rouge leaders appear in court, charged with war crimes from three decades ago; and the second disease to be eradicated.

Opinion

Op-Ed Contributor

My Syria, Awake Again After 40 Years

Syria's people did not spend the decades of the Assads' rule asleep; they aspire, like all people, to live with freedom and dignity.

BUSINESS

French Banks Ready to Help Greek Bailout

By MATTHEW SALTMARSH

French banks are ready to extend the maturity of their holdings of debt issued by Greece.

Auditor Warns of Risks From Local Debt in China

By DAVID BARBOZA

Local government debt reached $1.6 trillion, or 27 percent of gross domestic product, last year, the auditor said.

Supreme Court to Rule on F.C.C.'s Ban on Indecency

By EDWARD WYATT

Broadcasters maintain the F.C.C.'s rules against nudity and expletives on television are a First Amendment violation.

Big Tobacco Decries Australian Cigarette Bill

By MATT SIEGEL

The proposal would require that all tobacco products be sold in plain green packaging, partly erasing the advantage of brand recognition.

Dodgers File for Bankruptcy

By KATIE THOMAS

The move was the most recent development in what has been a year of tumult for the team and its owner Frank McCourt.

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