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Debate over bailout money Redirecting TARP funds to small firms proposed
By David Cho and Michael A. Fletcher, Page A01
President Obama plans to outline Tuesday a major push to tackle one of the biggest threats to the economy and to his administration: the soaring unemployment rate.
H1N1 toll likely to be lower, but vaccinations are still encouraged
By Rob Stein, Page A01
With the second wave of H1N1 infections having crested in the United States, leading epidemiologists are predicting that the pandemic could end up ranking as the mildest since modern medicine began documenting influenza outbreaks.
By Joel Achenbach, Page A01
The boiler room of the ship of state is a sterile chamber on the ninth floor of an unremarkable office building in downtown Washington. Half a dozen staffers sit at computer monitors, staring at incoming data. A voice with a Brooklyn accent squawks over an intercom: "Five minutes to go!"
Many Afghans prefer decisive rule to disarray of Karzai government
By Griff Witte, Page A01
LAGHMAN, AFGHANISTAN -- Like nearly all provinces in Afghanistan, this one has two governors.
By Steven Mufson and David A. Fahrenthold, Page A01
The Obama administration moved closer Monday to issuing regulations on greenhouse gases, a step that would enable it to limit emissions across the economy even if Congress does not pass climate legislation.
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