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A boy holding a sign bearing the name of Senator Kirsten Gillibrand - or Lu Tian Na, her Chinese name, during the Lunar New Year parade in New York.
By DAVID W. CHEN
Kirsten Gillibrand, who studied in China and Taiwan, has piqued interest among her Chinese-American constituents.
By MATTHEW L. WALD AND TRYMAINE LEE
Federal investigators on Friday retrieved both black boxes from a Continental Airlines plane that crashed the previous night near Buffalo, New York,
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By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN
The $787 billion package got 60 votes in the Senate, readying it for the president's signature. Party lines were unmoved.
By JEFF ZELENY
The withdrawal of President Barack Obama's nominee for commerce secretary is the latest setback to a White House that has struggled to fill several top positions and fulfill the president's pledge to build a bipartisan administration.
By IAN URBINA AND SEAN D. HAMILL
The Pennsylvania men were accused of making deals with two juvenile detention centers.
By MARK MAZZETTI
Dennis Blair said that the global economic turmoil and the instability it could ignite had outpaced terrorism as the most urgent threat facing the United States.
By ALEX WILLIAMS
The recession is the one excuse that is simple to grasp, powerful, and nearly universal in its reach.
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A federal appeals court Friday overturned a ruling requiring more extensive environmental reviews of mountaintop removal, a form of coal mining in Appalachia that blasts away whole peaks.
By MARC LACEY
With midterm elections looming in July, Mexico City's Mayor has set up a program to give Viagra away for free to poor men age 60 and above.
By JOHN LELAND
New technologies help seniors live independently and avoid trips to hospitals or nursing homes.
By SIMON ROMERO
The Jewish community is apprehensive amid attacks on Jewish institutions following President Hugo Chávez's expulsion of the Israeli ambassador.
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- U.S. military to recruit temporary visa holders with offer of citizenship
- Investigators say plane fell flat on house below
- Idea to stiffen rules on de-icing planes has met with little follow-through
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- Las Vegas sags as conventions cancel
- U.S. military will offer path to citizenship
- In Gingrich mold, a new voice for solid resistance in Republican
- Blagojevich camp asked Burris to aid fund-raising
- Stimulus bill passes in the House with no Republican support
- U.S. House approves $787 billion stimulus bill
- Clinton will ask Asian leaders for better effort to solve global problems
- New sensor yields songbird migration surprises
- Intelligence director says global crisis is top threat to U.S.
- A woman on horseback finds friends on the road
- Even after U.S. stimulus deal, tinkering goes on
- Details of a trimmer U.S. stimulus bill emerge
- Brazilian police arrest dozens in drug rings
- Evoking Abraham Lincoln
- Obama's victory on stimulus package marks big transition
- Satellites collide in space
- The fewer the healthier, fertility watchdogs urge
- U.S. expects something in return for its goodwill toward Europe
- The fewer the healthier, fertility watchdogs urge
- Cuba detainee makes appeal to Obama
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- Big science role is seen in global warming cure
- Her time short, a Brooklyn woman exerts a passion to paint
- Geithner rebuffs critics on banking rescue plan
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