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Federal Reserve earned $45 billion in 2009

Fla. airport gets OK for spaceport license

States Lower Test Standards for a High School Diploma

Blind architects have a real feel for the site lines

Pakistan suffers record number of deaths due to militant violence

Vietnamese evicted my flock, says Zen master

Yemen ‘cannot contain al-Qa’ida’

Jordanians question alliance with US after Humam al-Balawi’s CIA suicide bombing

Miep Gies who helped hide Anne Frank dies at 100

Controversial ‘Leonardo’ painting goes on sale in New York

Nigeria’s ailing President Yar’Adua breaks silence

African music festival goes smoothly in Mali despite Al Qaeda threats

New Film May Sway Brazil’s Vote on President

Prop. 8 trial to include unprecedented testimony

Can Oliver Stone show us the human side of Hitler?

Freeze Threatens Florida’s Tropical Fish

Dingells and GM illustrate limits of congressional conflict-of-interest rules

Iran’s parliament exposes abuse of opposition prisoners at Tehran jail

UK troops ‘executed Iraqi grandmother’

Rajapaksa woos minority Tamils as Sri Lanka presidential vote nears

North Korea calls for peace treaty

Pope denounces violence between Rosarno townsfolk and immigrants

Rwanda’s community courts: a unique experiment in justice

How football put Angola’s war back in the spotlight

Tijuana reels amid a surge of violence

Officials Hid Truth About Immigrant Deaths in Jail

Neighbors Challenge Energy Aims in Bolivia

Banks Prepare for Bigger Bonuses, and Public’s Wrath

Even with austere budget plan, California counts on federal funds

Orange sunset as Ukraine poll heralds turn to Russia

Gunman Mehmet Ali Agca who shot Pope John Paul II seeks £3m in book deals

Lost in Cambodia

Powerful Japanese politician Ozawa flexes his muscles as party leader falters

TV star Shahin Mahinfar defiant over son’s death

Yemen fights internal wars as well as al-Qaida

Togo withdraw as sport grapples with terror

Muslims, Christians set homes ablaze in Egypt

Who will pay for Amazon’s ‘Chernobyl’?

China’s lobbying efforts yield new influence, openness on Capitol Hill

Ted Turner and Native Americans in row over fate of Yellowstone Bison

Courts Whittle Spending Limits in Election Law

Wrongly imprisoned, Donald Gates adjusts to freedom after 28 years

Fault line that allows al-Qa’ida to flourish in Yemen

Iran opposition leader Mehdi Karoubi escapes mob bullets after mourning victims

Paris licks its candy columns back into shape

Iceland says ‘Can’t pay, won’t pay’ – and it is right

Reds ready to rumble in Thailand

Afghanistan parliament mulls Karzai cabinet nominees

Jailed but not forgotten: Birtukan Mideksa, Ethiopia’s most famous prisoner

Emanuel Adebayor on Togo football team bus ambushed by Angola gunmen

Healthcare overhaul could save money and boost jobs, researchers say

Scientists say mountaintop mining should be stopped

E.P.A. Seeks Stricter Rules for Pollutants Causing Smog

Two defense contractors indicted in shooting of Afghans

Family claim Chinese deputy mayor was murdered by corrupt officials

Tamil Tiger video killing is genuine, declares the UN

Defiant Yemen tells US soldiers to keep out

Israel says tests on Iron Dome missile shield have been a success

France moves to outlaw the burka and niqab citing égalité

Yuri Gagarin death mystery solved after 40 years

Argentine central bank boss Martin Redrado steps down

Suicide attack on CIA agents ‘was planned by bin Laden inner circle’

Life after Guantanamo? More detainees go back to jihad

Despite Risks, Internet Creeps Onto Car Dashboards

After attempted airline bombing, effectiveness of intelligence reforms questioned

Nepal frees former child soldiers from camp

Tamils throw weight behind general who crushed them

US forges alliance with Saddam Hussein officers to fight al-Qaeda

Jordanian double agent: Wife says he saw US as adversary

Iceland on thin ice after compensation veto

Britain’s Labor Party shaken by challenge to Gordon Brown

Spectre of war threatens human disaster in Sudan, aid groups warn

Independent Appeal: Rescuing Zimbabwe’s lost generation

Pakistan worried U.S. buildup in Afghanistan will send militants across border

Half of depressed Americans get no treatment

Interest in ancient books could restore Timbuktu

How Visa, Using Card Fees, Dominates a Market

Bomber who killed CIA operatives in Afghanistan was triple agent

Andal Ampatuan ‘not guilty’ of Philippines massacre

Why Sarkozy won’t let Camus rest in peace

Poland punishes former communist leaders by cutting pensions

Freed Guantánamo inmates are heading for Yemen to join al-Qaeda fight

Egypt archaeologists discover huge tomb near Cairo

Pro-Mugabe bishop locks out faithful

Jacob Zuma weds third wife in traditional Zulu ceremony

Black activists launch rare attack on Cuba about racism

Homeowners forced to buy flood insurance after FEMA redraws maps

Environmental Refugees Unable to Return Home

Use of potentially harmful chemicals kept secret under law

TSA tries to assuage full-body scan concerns

Iraq will help Blackwater victims sue

Records fall as world’s tallest building opens

Professional models barred from German magazine

French clubbers win the right to party all night long

Afghan parliament wins kudos for blocking Karzai appointees

What’s behind North Korea’s new ‘peace offensive’?

Kenyan tribe slowly driven off its ancestral lands

We have been beaten in jail, say first openly gay couple in Malawi

South America: Media has become a political battleground

Al-Qaeda benefits from a decade of missteps to become a threat in Yemen

Afghans love to get their goat in national sport of buzkashi

Mortgage foreclosures still swamping federal efforts to help

Hollywood vs the iPhone

Catalonia votes to ban bullfighting

London gallery snaps up Marc Chagall painting for just £26,000

Taliban must join security forces, says Brit general

U.S. troops rely on Afghan police while trying to train them

US General Petraeus in Yemen talks on tackling al-Qaeda

Kenya slum electrician puts his life on the line

MDC minister accused of treason says Mugabe will never break him

Peru’s mountain people face fight for survival in a bitter winter

U.S. Loan Effort Is Seen as Adding to Housing Woes

Miscommunications let accused killer of 4 cops stay free

Aughts were a lost decade for U.S. economy, workers

Hawaii is far from an economic paradise

Irish atheists challenge new blasphemy laws

Russia starts year with war on cheap vodka

Concern as China clamps down on rare earth exports

Slaughter on the volleyball field as Taleban wreak revenge on villagers

Israel’s Netanyahu proposes Egypt peace summit with Palestinians

Archbishops condemn attacks on Zimbabwe’s Anglicans locked out of church

Cuba faced worst economic crisis in ’09

The ‘coalition of the willing’ becomes an army of one

British universities sometimes seen as breeding grounds for radical Islam

C.I.A. Takes On Expanded Role on Front Lines

TSA nominee misled Congress about accessing confidential records

Exclusive: Secret Army squad ‘abused Iraqis’

Vatican reveals Secret Archives

How should we deal with the emergence of China as a superpower?

UN to withdraw staff from Pakistan

In reversal, Egypt allows some foreign activists to enter Gaza

In Israel, embattled Sderot comes back to life after rocket barrages of Gaza war

Book takes Mexico drug war to task

Taliban responsible for deaths of 8 ‘CIA agents’ in Afghanistan

How contagious is H1N1? New study finds out

In aftermath of Fort Hood, community haunted by clues that went unheeded

Marine’s success in Afghanistan has a history

Revealed: hand of Iran behind Britons’ Baghdad kidnapping

Iran Government stages rallies as Mousavi’s nephew is quietly buried

Nurse who inspired Geldof to launch Live Aid is made a dame

The wine-lover’s dream – in the suburbs of Paris

The Big Moment: Officials were overwhelmed. Monks fed the frantic crowds as best they could

Abdurrahman Wahid: Former Indonesia president was a key democratic voice

Somali held last month with chemicals, syringe

In Cuba, Hopeful Tenor Toward Obama Is Ebbing