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By NEIL MacFARQUHAR and ALAN COWELL Rebels in the shattered Baba Amr district of Homs announced a "tactical withdrawal" on Thursday, raising concerns about the plight of civilians in the neighborhood. By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and STEVEN LEE MYERS The Americans had been stuck in Egypt since officials imposed a travel ban as part of a politically charged criminal case against four nonprofit groups. By HELENE COOPER and JONATHAN WEISMAN In New Hampshire, the president called on Americans to contact their Congressional representatives and demand a vote on the subsidies. By ROBERT PEAR A Republican effort would have let employers and health insurance companies deny coverage for contraceptives. Media Decoder Blog By JEREMY W. PETERS and BRIAN STELTER Mr. Breitbart, a conservative provocateur, died just after midnight on Thursday, according to the Los Angeles County Coroner's office. |
| World Candidates and their supporters on the ground geared up for parliamentary elections in Iran that are slated for Friday. Opinion Room for Debate What can world leaders do to prevent another humanitarian disaster from taking place in Sudan? |
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By PAUL GEITNER and STEPHEN CASTLE European leaders, at a summit meeting Thursday, were seeking ways to reconcile the urgent need to stimulate growth with the increased budget discipline required under a new "fiscal compact." DealBook By PETER EAVIS The International Swaps and Derivatives Association said on Thursday that based on current evidence the Greek bailout would not prompt payments on the credit-default swaps. Bits Blog By BRIAN X. CHEN and NICK BILTON It's not just Apple. Android apps do not need permission to access a user's photos, and as long as an app has the right to access the Internet, it can copy those photos to a remote server without any notice, according to developers and mobile security experts. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AT&T Inc. caved to complaints that it's placing unreasonable limits on the "unlimited data" plans it offers smartphone subscribers. By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD Led by two stores for teenagers, the Buckle and Zumiez, a measure of retail sales increased 4.7 percent last month. |
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