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  Obama Warns Karzai to Focus on Tackling Corruption

  By HELENE COOPER and JEFF ZELENY 39 minutes ago

  President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, now assured of a new term, was urged by President Obama “to write a new chapter” in his government’s legitimacy.

  • Room for Debate: U.S. Options and the Karzai Brothers

  Urban Hospitals May Feel Squeeze in Health Overhaul

  By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS

  A House bill provision would order a study of regional variations in Medicare spending, pitting more rural hospitals against those in areas like New York City.

  • Interactive Feature: Coping With, and Without, Insurance
  • Graphic: The Status of Health Care Legislation

  Gore’s Dual Role in Spotlight: Advocate and Investor

  By JOHN M. BRODER 9:58 PM ET

  Policies that would direct federal money to Al Gore’s investments in green technology have drawn accusations of profiteering.

  • Times Topics: Al Gore

  On the Blogs

  • Floyd Norris: Worst Idea of 2009

  • Economix: 'Falling Back' Beats 'Springing Forward'

  • At War: How Reliable Is the M-16 Rifle?

  

  

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  Live Analysis: Phillies 8, Yankees 5 (8th)

  By THE NEW YORK TIMES 6 minutes ago

  Chase Utley and Raul Ibañez hit home runs to build Philadelphia's lead, while Cliff Lee, above, stifled the Yankees offense before being removed.

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  With Series Fever, Steroids Issue Fades to the Past

  By HARVEY ARATON 8 minutes ago

  Aided by his bat and an apology, Alex Rodriguez is ending the season not as a former steroids user but as a hero.

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  New York Mayoral Race Focuses on Economy at End

  By MICHAEL BARBARO 13 minutes ago

  On the eve of Tuesday’s election, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and William C. Thompson Jr. offered sharply different messages on the city’s economy.

  • Biden Stumps in Upstate Race Steeped in Ideology
  • Suburbs Seen as Key in New Jersey Race
  • In Iowa, Euphoria Gives Way to Doubts About Obama

  A Free Credit Score Followed by a Monthly Bill

  By RON LIEBER 9:28 PM ET

  The government is trying to counter what it says are ads that trick consumers into paying for credit monitoring services.

  • Interactive: Understanding Your Credit

  Iran’s Politics Stand in the Way of a Nuclear Deal

  By MICHAEL SLACKMAN 40 minutes ago

  Iran’s equivocating may be as much a product of the nation’s smoldering political crisis as it is a negotiating tactic, experts said.

  • Mt. Kilimanjaro Ice Cap Continues Rapid Retreat

  • A Marathon Run in the Slow Lane9:05 PM ET

  • Ford Posts an Unexpected Profit of $997 Million

  • E. Coli Kills 2; Focus Is on Beef9:55 PM ET

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  The Puppy Diaries

  Scout Takes a Splash

  By JILL ABRAMSON

  

  Some people swim with dolphins. I swim with dogs.

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  Mexico Identifies 4 Bodies Left With Warning

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  Oil Extends Gains Above $78, Eyes U.S. Crude Stocks

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  Honduras Congress Not Yet Called Back Into Session

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  The Opinionator

  Afghan ‘Fiasco’

  

  How bad were the elections that returned Karzai to power? Pundits count the ways.

  • Douthat: Three's Company

  • Arieff: Design Improvements

  • Op-Ed: Teaching Teachers

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  Creationism Emerges in the Islamic World

  

  A growing number of Muslims seem to accept the idea of an old planet but reject human evolution.

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  A Powerful Identity, a Vanishing Diagnosis

  Experts want to remove an autism label from a diagnostic manual, but people with the disorder are divided.

  • Guide: Asperger Syndrome

  Court Addresses Pay of Fund Advisers

  The Supreme Court appears likely to announce a new standard for evaluating claims of excessive compensation of mutual fund investment advisers.

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  Helen Pearlstein, an ebullient blonde in her 60s, is one of the best-known residents of Concord Village, her Brooklyn co-op.

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  The General Motors design studio in China took the lead in creating the new Buick LaCrosse.

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  The emotional realism in Chuck Berry’s "Memphis, Tennessee" has been haunting me, writes Verlyn Klinkenborg.

  • Russia Tries, Once Again, to Rein in Vodka Habit

  • Karadzic Promises to Attend War Crimes Trial Tuesday

  • China Dismisses Its Minister of Education

  • Justices Scrutinize Adviser Pay

  • Supreme Court Refuses to Stop Release of Documents in Priest Sex Cases

  • Neighbor Says Police Knew About Rapist’s House

  • In Iowa, Euphoria Gives Way to Second Thoughts on Obama

  • Books of The Times: The Obama the Campaign Knew

  • Obama Strategy on Health Legislation Appears to Pay Off

  • Suburbs Are Seen as Key in New Jersey Race

  • U.S.S. New York Reaches Manhattan

  • Detective’s Alcohol Level Was 2 ½ Times Legal Limit

  • Findings: Can You Believe How Mean Office Gossip Can Be?

  • Creationism, Minus a Young Earth, Emerges in the Islamic World

  • In the Mediterranean, Killer Tsunamis From an Ancient Eruption

  • A Powerful Identity, a Vanishing Diagnosis

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  • U.S. to Allow G.M. to Use Federal Loans to Invest in Delphi

  • States Are Pondering Fraud Suits Against Banks

  • Justices Scrutinize Adviser Pay

  • It Knows Where You Are, and What You’re Looking For

  • Despite Slump, Venture Firm Sets Up $575 Million Fund

  • GlobalFoundries Chairman to Step Down in Scandal

  • Slumping Giants Are Struggling to Communicate

  • Jets Look for Answers From Uneven Performances

  • To Some, an American Winner Is Not American Enough

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  • Books of The Times: The Obama the Campaign Knew

  • A Southern Mirrored Window

  • Collecting Headlines Funnier Than This

  • Theater Review | 'Eclipsed': Prisoners of War and Sex in Liberia

  • Theater Review | 'Such Things Only Happen in Books': Domesticity, Strait-Laced With Dry Wit

  • Neil Simon Flop May Be a Case of the Missing ‘Wow’

  • Books of The Times: The Obama the Campaign Knew

  • Collecting Headlines Funnier Than This

  • A Southern Mirrored Window

  1. You're the Boss: 100 Things Restaurant Staffers Should Never Do (Part 1)
  2. Good Dog, Smart Dog
  4. Driven to Distraction: When Texting Kills, Britain Offers Path to Prison
  5. Paul Krugman: Too Little of a Good Thing

  1. TV Finds That Mortal Foe, DVR, Is a Friend After All
  3. Comcast Said to Be Close to Gaining NBC Universal
  4. Ford Posts an Unexpected Profit of $997 Million
  6. Too Little of a Good Thing

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    November 2, 2009, 10:00 PM

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    November 2, 2009, 8:08 PM

  • ArtsBeat: Date Set for Oral Arguments in Polanski Case

    November 2, 2009, 7:39 PM

  • The Caucus: Video: In Iowa, Obama One Year After

    November 2, 2009, 7:37 PM

  • Happy Days: Happy Ending

    November 2, 2009, 8:25 PM

  • CRE and the CRA

    November 2, 2009, 5:39 PM

  • The Opinionator: Afghan 'Fiasco'

    November 2, 2009, 5:32 PM

  • Schools vs. Guns in Afghanistan

    November 2, 2009, 5:31 PM

  • U.S. Options and the Karzai Brothers

    November 2, 2009, 4:45 PM

  • Freakonomics: Answer to the SuperFreakonomics Quiz: Name This University of Chicago Alum

    November 2, 2009, 3:44 PM

  

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