Boston Plotters Said to Initially Target July 4 for AttackDzhokhar Tsarnaev told the F.B.I. that he and his brother finished building their bombs sooner than expected and that they considered suicide attacks, according to two officials.
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The nation’s biggest bank, which faces several federal investigations, was warned by energy regulators about “manipulative schemes” it used in two states.
U.S. Spending Cuts Seen as Key in Slowing GrowthMandatory government cuts and higher payroll taxes are to blame for the stagnation in job creation, consumer spending and other areas, economists say.
Bangladesh Fears an Exodus of Apparel FirmsGarment makers fear that many Western retailers will follow the lead of the Walt Disney Company and end apparel production in Bangladesh over safety standards there.
Egypt’s Birthrate Rises as Population Control Policies VanishPresident Mohamed Morsi has remained silent about the future of the family planning programs put in place by the government of former President Hosni Mubarak.
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- Prosecutor in Bhutto Killing and Mumbai Attacks Assassinated in Pakistan
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- Rat Meat Sold as Lamb Highlights Food Fears in China
- In Europe, Another Woeful Economic Forecast
- Upstart British Party Gains in Local Vote
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- Obama Arrives in Mexican Capital to Meet With New Leader
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