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By JANE PERLEZ The blind lawyer Chen Guangcheng left the American Embassy in Beijing on Wednesday, but his future safety and the reasons for his agreeing to leave remained uncertain. The Lede Blog By ROBERT MACKEY Chen Guangcheng, a self-taught lawyer and advocate for the handicapped, has managed to evade China's attempts to isolate him by posting video messages online. By KAREEM FAHIM The violence followed days of a simmering standoff, and threw the upcoming presidential election into disarray as several candidates announced the suspension of their campaigns. By ROBBIE BROWN Prosecutors said 11 of the 13 people face felony hazing charges in the death of a band member, Robert Champion, in November during a hazing ritual. By ROB DAVIS Junior Seau, regarded as one of the N.F.L.'s best linebackers over a 20-year career with the Chargers, the Dolphins and the Patriots, died of a gunshot wound to the chest at his home. |
| Multimedia The Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng leaves the United States Embassy in Beijing | Soccer gains popularity in Cuba, where baseball is king. Opinion Opinionator By MARK BITTMAN We should work to prevent hunger and obesity at the same time. |
BUSINESS
By JAD MOUAWAD Business travel spending has continued to rise, but that growth has mostly come from higher prices. Amid cutbacks, companies have become increasingly strategic about managing travel. DealBook By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED The Carlyle Group has lowered the range for its initial public offering to $22 to $23 a unit as the private equity firm and its advisers prepare to price the stock sale later in the day. By CLIFFORD KRAUSS In his remarks, Aubrey K. McClendon expressed no remorse for revelations about his financial dealings except for the distraction stirred up by the media. By JULIA WERDIGIER and ALAN COWELL A day after a British parliamentary panel castigated Rupert Murdoch, BSkYB insisted on Wednesday that it was a "fit and proper" company to hold a broadcasting license. By JACK EWING Unemployment rose to 10.9 percent in March, the 11th monthly increase in row, and is likely to add to tension ahead of national elections in Greece and France on Sunday. |
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