TOP NEWS By ADAM LIPTAK The Obama administration challenged parts of the tough immigration law in court, saying it could not be reconciled with federal immigration policies. By ELLEN BARRY and DAVID M. HERSZENHORN Mikhail D. Prokhorov, a billionaire industrialist and owner of the New Jersey Nets, said on Monday that he would challenge Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin for the Russian presidency. By CHRISTINE HAUSER and DAVID JOLLY Investors expressed increasing disappointment in a plan for more fiscal discipline in the euro zone; they also sold stocks after Intel lowered its sales forecast for the quarter. By SUSAN SAULNY Conservative Christian voters cannot agree on which Republican presidential candidate to support, finding faults based on principle or electability. City Room By ANDY NEWMAN A 22-year veteran police officer was fatally shot in the face at the scene of a home robbery in Cypress Hills on Monday. |
Multimedia Mikhail Prokhorov, a Russian billionaire, plans to run against Vladimir Putin for president; and Occupy Wall Street protesters picket Goldman Sachs. Opinion Campaign Stops By THOMAS B. EDSALL The Republican candidates would rather argue about debts and deficits. |
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