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By SARAH LYALL and ALAN COWELL Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain resisted calls for an immediate inquiry into British tabloid practices, and Rupert Murdoch responded to the scandal for the first time. By DAMIEN CAVE Economic, demographic and social changes in Mexico are suppressing illegal immigration as much as the poor economy or legal crackdowns in the United States. By BRIAN KNOWLTON and NICOLA CLARK Intelligence suggests that terrorists might be considering surgically implanted explosives, an American official said. By KENNETH CHANG With no spare spacecraft available to rescue the astronauts if something goes wrong, NASA is sending four people, rather than the usual six or seven. The Caucus By MICHAEL D. SHEAR Twitter users for the first time had a chance to use 140-character musings to ask questions of the president. |
| Multimedia Britain's phone-hacking scandal; Dominique Strauss-Kahn's lawyers meet with prosecutors; and Roger Clemens's trial begins. Opinion Opinionator Even without state gag laws on the books, farms are doing a pretty good job of shutting out reporters all on their own. |
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By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM Production of most paper cash fell markedly last year, as credit cards remained entrenched and paper bills were lasting much longer. By JACK EWING and LIZ ALDERMAN Bankers and government officials continued to push to get banks to contribute to Greek debt relief, despite opposition from the European Central Bank. By BETTINA WASSENER It is the latest in a series of moves aimed at cooling the pace of economic growth and the steep price rises that have accompanied expansion. By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM The tariff deal implements a key provision of the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement after 17 years of bickering. Media Decoder Blog By BRIAN STELTER CNN on Wednesday cancelled 'In the Arena,' Eliot Spitzer's 8 p.m. political talk show. |
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