Obama Plans Call for Unity at Memorial for Tucson Victims
By HELENE COOPER and JEFF ZELENY
The president is adopting a model for his message much like the one that President Bill Clinton delivered after the Oklahoma City bombings.
Threats to Lawmakers Rarely Lead to Charges
By CHARLIE SAVAGE and ERIC LIPTON
A review of hundreds of cases demonstrates just how hard it is to discern the real threats from mere bluster.
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Room For Debate
More Guns, Less Crime?
In Arizona, the shootings have led some citizens to call for more guns, not more gun control. Why is that? Above, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt in 1934.
Doctors Say Giffords’s Condition Points to Survival
By JENNIFER MEDINA
Doctors say that Representative Gabrielle Giffords has a “101 percent chance of survival,” but that it was unclear what her recovery would look like.
News Analysis
Rising Chinese Inflation to Show Up in U.S. Imports
By KEITH BRADSHER
The 5.1 percent rise in Chinese consumer prices in November understated the actual inflation rate, which economists said might be twice as high.
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The Real Problem With China
By DAVID LEONHARDT
For the United States, the main trouble with China’s economy is probably intellectual property theft, followed by protectionist barriers to trade.
Test of Stealth Fighter Clouds Gates Visit to China
By ELISABETH BUMILLER and MICHAEL WINES
A jet test was conducted only hours before Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates met with President Hu Jintao.
As Storm Nears, N.Y. Declares Weather Emergency
By JAMES BARRON
As a new storm headed for the Northeast, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said the city had made significant changes to improve its emergency procedures.
Send Us Your Videos of the SnowHot Social Networking Site Cools as Facebook Grows
By TIM ARANGO
No longer trying to compete with Facebook, MySpace recently revamped its site to give users more ways to consume music, videos and celebrity gossip.
U.S. Suit Says New York City Overbilled Medicaid
By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
The suit says the city cheated the federal government out of “at least tens of millions of dollars” by improperly approving 24-hour home care for thousands of patients.
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Growing Up and Old in One Little Neighborhood
By MANNY FERNANDEZ
John Maloney, a longtime resident of Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, remembers when the wine shop was an ice cream parlor and when the shoe store was a girdle shop.
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People in southern Sudan continued to vote on whether to secede from the north.
Arizona Shooting
Room for Debate: Assassins and History
Does political speech lead to acts of political violence?
Brooks: Politicized Mind
Herbert: A Flood of Murder
Editorial: An Assault on Everyone’s Safety
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10 Restaurants Worth a Plane Ride
Here are 10 restaurants around the globe to keep an eye on in 2011.
Tell Us the Best Places to GoThe Online Airfare Maze Gets Tougher
While several large airlines are battling with online travel sites, but fliers can still find deals.
The Name Evokes Dawn for a Reason
The Morningside Park area used to have a bad reputation, but today there is evidence that community activism has paid off.|
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