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Debate Close Wasnta Farewell, Clinton Says
Telegraph.co.uk
New York Times -
By JOHN M. BRODER and MICHAEL POWELL COLUMBUS, Ohio - With the mood of her campaign shadowed by the death of a police officer escorting her motorcade Friday, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton vowed to carry on despite remarks in a debate Thursday night …
Video: US election race heats up - 22 Feb 08
Obama, Clinton try to spin debate's outcome in Texas
McCain Gathers Support and Donations in Aftermath of Article in …
KLEW
New York Times -
By ELISABETH BUMILLER INDIANAPOLIS - Senator John McCain declared the battle over on Friday morning, but by then his lieutenants believed he had already won the war.
NY Times surprised by harsh reaction to McCain story 
Comment by John Feehery President of The Feehery Group
Serbia Is Warned by Europe to Deter Embassy Attacks
Monsters and Critics.com
New York Times -
A woman looked through a bus at the burned United States Embassy in Belgrade on Friday. Serbs protesting Kosovos independence attacked and set fire to the embassy on Thursday.
Rice holds Serbia responsible for US embassy attack
Kosovo Serb Protesters Attack UN Police
Hooking Left: Cuba Tees Up Golf's Revival
Citizen
Wall Street Journal -
By JOS DE CRDOBA Now that Fidel Castro has retired, perhaps he can find the time to work on his golf game. In 1962, Mr. Castro lost a round of golf to Ernesto "Che" Guevara, who had been a caddy in his Argentine hometown before he became a guerrilla …
Video: First person: Havana hairdresser's salon solution - 22Feb08
Castro, Nearly Retired, Keeps Busy With a Few Pokes at US
Turkey Sends Soldiers Into N. Iraq
Citizen
Washington Post -
By Joshua Partlow and Amit R. Paley DAHUK, Iraq, Feb. 22 — After months of sporadic shelling targeting the mountain hideouts of Kurdish guerrilla fighters, Turkey sent tanks and ground troops into northern Iraq on Thursday afternoon in an incursion …
Video: Raw Video: Turkey Launches Incursion Into Iraq
Turkish troops enter Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish militants
US Air Force B-2 bomber crashes
Turkish Press
Reuters -
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A US B-2 stealth bomber crashed at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam just after taking off but the two pilots on board ejected safely, the US Air Force said late on Friday.
Stealth Bomber Crashes On Guam; 2 Pilots Safe
Pilots safe after stealth bomber
Grand Jury Indicts Arizona Congressman
CBS News
New York Times -
By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN WASHINGTON - Representative Rick Renzi, Republican of Arizona, was indicted this week by a federal grand jury on 35 counts of corruption, including fraud, money laundering, extortion and other crimes, federal prosecutors said …
Arizona's Rep. Renzi Is Indicted In Land Deal
Renzi and Republicans
Waterboarding Approval Focus of Justice Investigation
ABC News
New York Times -
By SCOTT SHANE WASHINGTON - The Justice Department revealed on Friday that its internal ethics office is investigating the departments legal approval of waterboarding of Al Qaeda suspects by the Central Intelligence Agency and is likely to make public …
Second Justice Dept. Waterboarding Probe Revealed
Internal Justice probe examines sanction, review of waterboarding
Microsoft President on Micro-Hoo: We Can Do It
Earthtimes
New York Times -
By Miguel Helft We can do it. We can mesh our technologies and our cultures. And well keep the Yahoo name alive. Those may be the highlights of a letter sent Friday to Microsoft employees by Kevin Johnson, president of the companys platform and …
Microsoft's Letter to Employees: Another View
Microsoft Memo Addresses Yahoo Bid
FDA OKs Genentech's Avastin for breast cancer
eFluxMedia
Reuters -
By Bill Berkrot NEW YORK (Reuters) - US regulators approved Genentech Inc's (DNA.N: Quote, Profile, Research) cancer drug, Avastin, for the treatment of breast cancer, the company said on Friday, adding a potentially significant new revenue source for …
FDA approves Genentech's Avastin for breast cancer
FDA OKs Avastin for Advanced Breast Cancer
Labor at United, Continental girds for possible merger
Washington Post
Houston Chronicle -
By BRETT CLANTON and BILL HENSEL JR. Labor unions at Continental Airlines and United Airlines are stepping up preparations for a potential merger between the two carriers, which they and industry experts believe could happen quickly if Delta Air Lines …
Prospective airline merger puts labor in limelight Comment by Gary Chaison Professor, Industrial Relations, Clark University