TOP NEWS By MICHAEL D. SHEAR and JENNIFER STEINHAUER On Thursday, President Obama's campaign sought to capitalize on his new declaration of support for gay marriage, even as some Republicans tried to shift back to the economy. The Caucus By MICHAEL D. SHEAR An examination of Mitt Romney's teenage years at a prep school describes an episode in which he bullied a fellow student. By FERNANDA SANTOS and CHARLES SAVAGE Federal officials sued Joe Arpaio, a prominent Arizona sheriff known for his crackdowns against illegal immigration, accusing him of discrimination and retaliating against his critics. By NEIL MacFARQUHAR and HWAIDA SAAD Two car bombs exploded outside a key intelligence compound in Damascus, Syrian state media said. By JOSH KRON Years of fighting were supposed to end when South Sudan won its independence from Sudan last July, but instead both countries are once again mobilizing for war. |
Multimedia Republicans respond to President Obama's support for gay marriage | African-Americans in North Carolina | New economic data offer insight into electoral outcomes. Opinion Room for Debate Should religious organizations be subject to the same rules and taxes as secular ones? |
BUSINESS By NICK WINGFIELD A Microsoft-Facebook alliance plans an overhaul of Bing in an effort to loosen Google's grip on the search engine market. By KEITH BRADSHER Growth in both imports and exports slowed notably in China last month and was well below forecasts, raising concerns over weakness in the world's second biggest economy. By RAPHAEL MINDER The Economics Ministry described the Bankia intervention as "a first step to guarantee its solvency," suggesting that it would follow up with a capital injection. By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ Deutsche Bank will pay the government $200 million to settle accusations that it misled the Department of Housing and Urban Development about the quality of mortgages that later defaulted. By ALAN COWELL and JOHN F. BURNS Andy Coulson, a former editor of The News of the World Sunday tabloid who later became Prime Minister David Cameron's communications director, testified on Thursday. |
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