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New York Times:
Indian Commandos Storm Jewish Center — MUMBAI, India — Indian commandos slid down ropes from a hovering army helicopter Friday morning as security forces stormed a Jewish center that had been seized by terrorists during a coordinated series of attacks on Mumbai, India's commercial and entertainment capital.
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Telegraph, Sky News, TIME.com, Times of India, Associated Press, BREITBART.COM and Barcepundit
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Washington Post:
Characteristics of Plot Suggest Attackers Were Trained Outside India, Analysts Say — Analysts Cite Scale, Compared With Previous Onslaughts — Counterterrorism officials and experts said the scale, sophistication and targets involved in the Mumbai attacks were markedly different …
José M. Guardia / Barcepundit:
MUMBAI DAY 3: the situation is still unresolved in all the scenarios, with special forces storming in to root out the terrorists. As I did yesterday (see here), I'll be tracking the events overnight (U.S. time)... 3:02 am EST: Police launch attack on Jewish center, Nariman House (CNN)
Kashmir Watch:
. Pranab rules out third party mediation on Kashmir — Cross-LoC trade to be sorted out — NEW DELHI, Nov 26: India and Pakistan resolved to address “teething problems” cropped up in the way of continuing the cross-LoC trade. Addressing a joint press interaction after a two-hour long meeting …
Jane Perlez / New York Times:
India's Suspicion of Pakistan Clouds U.S. Strategy in Region — ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The terrorist attacks in Mumbai occurred as India and Pakistan, two big, hostile and nuclear-armed nations, were delicately moving toward improved relations with the encouragement of the United States …
Steve Hendrix / Washington Post:
Area's Other Obamas Revel in Rare Moniker — Nicanor Obama began to realize he might be on to a good thing when he didn't get a speeding ticket not long ago. After stopping the 28-year-old for a little lead-footing near the Verizon Center, a District police officer looked at his driver's license and put the citation book away.
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Juliane von Mittelstaedt / Spiegel Online:
‘The Most Dangerous Woman in the World’ — Aafia Siddiqui was once considered a brilliant scientist. Then the US government called her the new face of al-Qaida — a Pakistani woman who ranked among America's top terrorism suspects. Now the MIT-educated mother of three is in custody …
David Brooks / New York Times:
Stimulus for Skeptics — Over the past year, the federal government has poured money into the economy hundreds of billions of dollars at a time. It has also guaranteed investments, loans and deposits worth about $8 trillion. Barry Ritholtz, the author of “Bailout Nation,” …
David Segal / Washington Post:
Obama Memorabilia Is Selling Like Hotcakes — As a pointless exercise in self-flagellation, it's fun to look back and wonder how you should have invested your money in the last year. You'd have ditched stocks and bonds, of course, and you would have avoided real estate.
Paul Krugman / New York Times:
Lest We Forget — A few months ago I found myself at a meeting of economists and finance officials, discussing — what else? — the crisis. There was a lot of soul-searching going on. One senior policy maker asked, “Why didn't we see this coming?” — There was, of course …
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The Live Feed:
NBC's Rosie O'Donnell variety show disappoints — Rosie O'Donnell gave NBC a real turkey. — The network's attempt to revive the primetime variety show failed to draw an audience Wednesday night, tying for the evening's lowest-rated program. — A mere 5 million viewers tuned …
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TVGuide.com, Show Tracker, The Moderate Voice, Don Surber, The Other McCain and NewsBusters.org
Michelle Malkin:
Where are all the Anti-Inauguration activists now? — President Obama's Chicago machine is kicking into high gear to plan and fund his massive, unprecedented inaugural festivities. He just appointed an inauguration planning committee that includes his hometown cronies William Daley and Penny Pritzker.