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/ 2 October 2008

US braces for Palin debate with Biden

US voters braced for the most-anticipated vice-presidential debate in history on Thursday amid speculation that Republican Sarah Palin could stumble.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 October 2008

Hiker finds Steve Fossett’s aviation IDs

A hiker in California has found two aviation identification cards belonging to millionaire adventurer Steve Fossett, police said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 October 2008

US Senate approves $700bn rescue plan

The US Senate has approved a -billion bailout of the financial industry, putting pressure on the House of Representatives to approve the plan.

By Daniel Trotta and Richard Cowan
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/ 1 October 2008

US Senate urged to back revised bank rescue

The US Senate prepared to vote on Wednesday on a revised -billion plan aimed at halting the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.

By Eddie Evans
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/ 1 October 2008

Phil Spector retrial set to begin

Five years after an actress was found shot dead in his Los Angeles mansion, legendary music producer Phil Spector’s murder retrial begins on Thursday.

By Rob Woollard
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/ 1 October 2008

The New Yorker cartoons draw on financial crisis

Want the latest sign that the US financial crisis is crossing from Wall Street to Main Street? Let the New Yorker draw you a picture.

By Robert MacMillan
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/ 1 October 2008

Senate agrees to vote on bailout, stocks rally

The US Senate will vote on Wednesday night on a new version of the -billion bailout package for Wall Street

By Donna Smith and Eddie Evans
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/ 1 October 2008

Political cost of the rescue plan

The true impact of this plan lies in the limitations it will place on other areas of public spending, writes Bill Emmott.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 October 2008

StumbleUpon steps up online discovery service

StumbleUpon stepped up its personalised website recommendation service on Wednesday by launching an online query page.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 30 September 2008

Obama urges bailout Bill’s passage, offers plan

US presidential candidate Barack Obama urged lawmakers on Tuesday to return to the negotiating table to work on a financial rescue deal.

By Caren Bohan
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/ 30 September 2008

Markets reel after US bailout failure

Panicky investors dumped shares on Tuesday after United States lawmakers unexpectedly shot down a Wall Street bailout plan.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 30 September 2008

Obama lead gets bigger — and the fight gets uglier

Barack Obama is opening a lead over John McCain after polls showed the public awarding Friday night’s debate to the Democratic candidate.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 30 September 2008

Panic grips world’s markets

The US government’s -billion bailout of the banking industry collapsed on Monday as Congress defied the White House by voting down the plan.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 September 2008

European banks get bailouts

United States regional bank Wachovia succumbed to the worldwide credit crisis as authorities rescued a slew of European banks.

By Eddie Evans
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/ 29 September 2008

Hockey moms are key players in hunt for women’s vote

When Raymond Wejroch took to the ice for the first time, ankles buckling in his skates and head bobbing in his helmet, it felt a bit like destiny.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 September 2008

Banks supply cash to keep money markets alive

The central banks of Japan and Australia hosed more cash at their banks to persuade them to resume lending to each other after bank failures.

By Jan Dahinten
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/ 29 September 2008

America has a headache, but no one wants to cure it

There is common sense; and there is good sense. Common sense represents the received wisdom of years and the widespread opinion of the day.

By Gary Younge
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/ 29 September 2008

Cool hand Paul

Quite recently at Cannes, where Paul Newman won the Best Actor prize in 1958, the festival showed a celebratory movie-montage.

By Peter Bradshaw
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/ 29 September 2008

Barack Obama goes on the attack

The financial crisis ended the Palin circus but the Democratic presidential candidate must buck up
his ideas to exploit McCain’s weak point.

By Michael Tomasky
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/ 28 September 2008

McCain, Obama resume campaign fight after debate

White House hopefuls Barack Obama and John McCain accused each other of playing politics with the financial crisis on Saturday.

By Jeff Mason and Caren Bohan
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/ 28 September 2008

Hurricane Kyle takes aim at New England, Canada

Tropical Storm Kyle strengthened into a hurricane off the United States on Saturday as it took aim at New England and Canada’s Maritime provinces.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 28 September 2008

‘Great progress’ on US financial plan

US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and leading lawmakers early on Sunday reported "great progress toward" reaching a Wall Street bail-out plan.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 27 September 2008

Paul Newman: ‘Dedicated to making the world better’

Legendary film star Paul Newman has died after a long battle with cancer, a spokesperson said on Saturday.

By Bob Tourtellotte
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/ 27 September 2008

Film star Paul Newman dead at 83

Legendary film star Paul Newman has died after a long battle with cancer, a spokesperson said on Saturday.

By Bob Tourtellotte
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/ 27 September 2008

Kim’s lead trimmed in Tour Championship

Overnight leader Anthony Kim shrugged off an erratic outward nine to grab a two-stroke advantage after the Tour Championship second round.

By Mark Lamport-Stokes
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/ 27 September 2008

US waits on financial rescue package

The biggest bank failure in US history added pressure on the US Congress to agree this weekend to a -billion financial industry rescue.

By Mark Egan
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/ 27 September 2008

McCain, Obama slug it out in debate

Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain battled over spending, taxes and the Iraq War in their first debate on Friday.

By John Whitesides
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/ 26 September 2008

McCain to attend Friday debate with Obama

Republican presidential candidate John McCain will take part in a debate with Democrat Barack Obama on Friday, his campaign said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 26 September 2008

Pressure mounts on US over rescue package

Pressure mounted on lawmakers to agree on a -billion financial rescue plan after talks at the White House broke down in acrimony.

By Marc Jones and Jason Szep
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/ 26 September 2008

Els, Immelman in the hunt in US

Anthony Kim maintained his form from last week’s Ryder Cup to charge into the lead in Thursday’s opening round at the Tour Championship.

By Mark Lamport-Stokes
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/ 26 September 2008

TV spotlight that will make or break candidates

The presidential debate, still scheduled for Friday, provides the first opportunity for voters to see John McCain and Barack Obama together.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 September 2008

Nasa at 50: Still taking science to the limit

In 50 years, Nasa has earned an unparalleled reputation as an engineering, technological and scientific pioneer by pushing science to the limit.

By Staff Reporter
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