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By MONICA DAVEY A guilty plea by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab took a federal court in Detroit by surprise as he admitted he tried to blow up an airliner with a bomb in his underwear for Al-Qaeda. By ETHAN BRONNER One result of the deal could be a more confrontational, Hamas-imbued Palestinian movement that could reshape regional relationships and pose a challenge to the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank. By J. DAVID GOODMAN and RICK GLADSTONE Iran's leaders called the accusations of an alleged assassination plot a cynical fabrication meant to vilify Iran and distract Americans from their own severe economic problems. By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM The Federal Open Market Committee is increasingly divided between advocates for stronger steps to boost the economy and dissenters who see risks in such efforts. Magazine Preview By MATT BAI The Republican elite tries to take its party back. |
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DealBook By PETER LATTMAN Michael Kimelman could have avoided prison by accepting a plea deal, but was convicted as part of Raj Rajaratnam's insider-trading circle and sentenced to two and a half years. By JOSHUA BRUSTEIN Investors appeared to shrug off concerns that Slovakia could block expansion of the euro zone bailout fund. By NICK BUNKLEY The smallest of the Detroit automakers early Wednesday tentatively agreed with the U.A.W. on a contract that would add 2,100 jobs. By JENNIFER STEINHAUER and BINYAMIN APPELBAUM The proposed agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama seemed headed for a rare bipartisan accord. By JENNA WORTHAM E-mail failures stretched into their third day and spread to North America. |
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