Greek Debt Woes Ripple Outward, From Asia to U.S.
By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ and ERIC DASH
The fear that began in Athens, raced through Europe and finally shook the stock market in the U.S. is now affecting the broader global economy.
The fear that began in Athens, raced through Europe and finally shook the stock market in the U.S. is now affecting the broader global economy.
ROBERT, La. — A containment dome had been placed over one of the leaks, but crews discovered that the dome was clogging, forcing them to move it aside and allow oil to keep gushing.
LONDON — Talks about forming a new government resumed but the prospects of a deal between the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats by Monday appeared slim.
Members of the under 30 tell-all generation are rethinking what it means to live out loud. “I am much more self-censoring,” said Sam Jackson, a student, above.
WASHINGTON — Some wonder whether drone strikes in Pakistan will inspire more terrorist attacks on U.S. soil.
Anwar al-Awlaki, a U.S.-born cleric, has become a central figure in the luring of Western Muslims to violent extremism, harnessing the Internet for Al Qaeda’s goals.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Obama administration has delivered warnings to Pakistan that it must move against the nexus of Islamic militancy in the country’s tribal regions, officials said.
VATICAN CITY — Bishop Walter Mixa of Augsburg, who is under investigation for sexual abuse, is the latest high-profile resignation since an abuse crisis erupted in the church.
The formal approval of indirect talks with Israel cleared the way Saturday for President Obama’s first sustained on-the-ground attempt to bring peace to the Middle East.
KAMPALA, Uganda — The chairman of a special committee said that virtually all clauses in the legislation were either unconstitutional or redundant.
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DENVER — A sluggish economy, a high foreclosure rate, the rising federal budget deficit and opposition to the health care law have all contributed to a challenge for Democrats.
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