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By JACKIE CALMES and PETER BAKER By publicly endorsing same-sex marriage in a television interview, the president took a definitive stand on one of the most contentious and politically charged social issues of the day. The Caucus By THE NEW YORK TIMES The Times is providing live coverage as supporters and opponents of same-sex marriage react to President Obama's interview with ABC News. By ELISABETH BUMILLER and MATTHEW ROSENBERG Frustrated by stalled negotiations, the parents of an Army sergeant abruptly disclosed that he was the subject of secret negotiations. By SCOTT SHANE and ERIC SCHMITT Officials said the would-be attacker dispatched by the Yemen branch of Al Qaeda to blow up an airplane was actually a Saudi agent who infiltrated the group. On Par By EDGAR THOMPSON Tiger Woods said that age 40 is too young to be on the ballot for the World Golf Hall of Fame. |
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By LANDON THOMAS Jr. The debt load of Grupo A.C.S., a giant construction company based in Spain, reflects the country's fraught financial struggle. By STEPHEN CASTLE After failed efforts to restore confidence in their sickly banks, European governments face growing pressure to give officials more powers to shore up shaky lenders. DealBook By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED Yahoo's latest efforts to contain the controversy surrounding the embellished credentials of its chief executive do not seem to impress Daniel S. Loeb. By HIROKO TABUCHI A 10-year, $12.6 billion bailout plan for Tokyo Electric Power, operator of the nuclear plant damaged in the 2011 tsunami, includes replacing top executives and board members. By JOHN H. CUSHMAN Jr. and RON NIXON The agency gave Congess more time to act and said it would offer early retirement incentives to tens of thousands of employees. |
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