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By MARK LANDLER President Obama urged Israel to allow more time for a campaign of economic sanctions to work on Tehran. By ELLEN BARRY and MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ Opposition leaders say Sunday's elections were riddled with fraud. An estimated 14,000 protesters, once giddily confident, reacted with uncertainty and anger. By ADAM NAGOURNEY An upscale indoor shooting range - complete with gun-toting hostesses - has an array of machine guns, from AK-47s to M-4s, for anyone looking for a different Vegas experience. By MICHAEL D. SHEAR Rick Santorum is barnstorming through Ohio as he seeks a much-needed victory over Mitt Romney in a state that polls suggest is a dead heat going into tomorrow's voting. By RICK GLADSTONE The diplomatic gestures on Monday came as troops moved into the southern town of Dara'a and artillery units bombarded the town of Rastan in central Syria, according to activists. |
| Multimedia President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel meet at the White House | Mitt Romney makes his final pitch in Ohio ahead of Tuesday's primaries. Opinion Opinionator | The Stone By COLIN MCGINN It might have made sense in the age of Pythagoras, but the word "philosophy" no longer applies. We need a new one. |
BUSINESS
By KEITH BRADSHER The government set a 2012 growth target of 7.5 percent - the lowest in more than two decades - as China's economy backs off its blistering pace. By NICK WINGFIELD The iPad, considered a side business for Apple when it was introduced in 2010, accounted for $9.15 billion in revenue in the holiday quarter, about 20 percent of Apple's total revenue. By LANDON THOMAS Jr. The agreement by the Institute of International Finance, which represents private-sector creditors, moves Greece closer to receiving crucial bailout funds and avoiding default. Media Decoder Blog By BRIAN STELTER Rush Limbaugh told his audience on Monday that the companies that had defected from his radio program will be replaced. By REUTERS Stocks in basic materials and energy dropped after China announced a lower growth target for 2012. |
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