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 April 25, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSJustices Seem Sympathetic to Central Part of Arizona LawBy ADAM LIPTAKThe Supreme Court seemed inclined to uphold the part of the law that requires law enforcement officials to determine the immigration status of anyone they stop if they believe the person to be an illegal immigrant. In Testimony, Murdoch Plays Down His Political PullBy JOHN F. BURNS and ALAN COWELLSpeaking before an inquiry on Wednesday, the News Corporation chief, Rupert Murdoch, sought to deflect suggestions that he wielded influence with British officials to further his corporate interests. The CaucusGingrich Decides to Quit Race and Endorse RomneyBy MICHAEL D. SHEAR and JEFF ZELENYNewt Gingrich told Mitt Romney on Wednesday that he plans to officially endorse Mr. Romney's candidacy after suspending his own efforts next week, Mr. Gingrich's spokesman said. The Criminalization of Bad MothersBy ADA CALHOUNDoes taking meth while pregnant make Amanda Kimbrough responsible for the death of her premature baby? The testing of "fetal personhood." Fed Cuts U.S. Growth Forecast for 2013 and 2014By BINYAMIN APPELBAUMThe Federal Reserve said that expectations for domestic economic growth in the current year have increased modestly, but it reduced its growth forecast for 2013 and 2014. |
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BUSINESSDow Corn, Resistant to a Weed Killer, Runs Into OppositionBy ANDREW POLLACKSome environmental and consumer groups say that increased use of Dow Chemical's herbicide, 2,4-D, could cause cancer, hormone disruption and other health problems. U.K. Slips Into Double-Dip RecessionBy JULIA WERDIGIER and JACK EWINGFigures released Wednesday provoked an outcry on the day that Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, shifted his rhetoric on the debt crisis. S.&P. Gives Negative Outlook for IndiaBy BETTINA WASSENERStandard & Poor's now says the country has at least a 1-in-3 chance of seeing its debt downgraded to junk status. BitsCompanies Raise Concerns Over Google Drive's Privacy ProtectionsBy QUENTIN HARDY and NICOLE PERLROTHSome consumers and businesses are worried about how Google scans private data in its online storage system and what happens once it has it. Healthy Earnings Propel Stocks ForwardBy REUTERSStocks traded higher after strong results from Apple lifted optimism in a corporate earnings season that was already outstripping expectations. |
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