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Times of India:
Mumbai locals helped us, terrorist tells cops — 30 Nov 2008, 0006 hrs IST, S Ahmed Ali, TNN — Text: — MUMBAI Did some Mumbai locals provide support to the Pakistani terrorists? Azam Amir Kasab, the only Pakistani terrorist nabbed alive, has revealed names and addresses …
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Dean Nelson / Times of London:
Indians claim terrorists took orders from Pakistan — THE Indian authorities yesterday claimed to have proof that the Mumbai terrorists were receiving instructions from Pakistan and discussing tactics with their handlers during the three days of attacks in which they killed at least 195 people.
Washington Post:
Investigation Underway as Assault in Mumbai Ends — Lone-Surviving Gunmen in Custody as Civilian Death Tolls Near 200 — Indian officials said Saturday that they had killed or captured 10 gunmen responsible for the three-day assault on India's financial and cultural capital.
Suketu Mehta / New York Times:
What They Hate About Mumbai
What They Hate About Mumbai
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Jyoti Thottam / Yahoo! News:
Mumbai's Trauma: How Quickly Will Recovery Come?
Mumbai's Trauma: How Quickly Will Recovery Come?
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Belfast Telegraph.co.uk:
Mumbai photographer: I wish I'd had a gun, not a camera. Armed police would not fire back — Jerome Taylor talks to the photographer whose picture went around the world — It is the photograph that has dominated the world's front pages, casting an astonishing light on the fresh-faced killers …
Brad DeLong / Grasping Reality with Both Hands:
Why I Was Wrong... Calculated Risk issues an invitation: … Let me say what things I was “expecting,” in the sense of anticipating that it was they were both likely enough and serious enough that public policymakers should be paying significant attention to guarding the risks that it would create:
Robert Pear / New York Times:
Bush Aides Rush to Enact a Safety Rule Obama Opposes — WASHINGTON — The Labor Department is racing to complete a new rule, strenuously opposed by President-elect Barack Obama, that would make it much harder for the government to regulate toxic substances and hazardous chemicals to which workers are exposed on the job.
William Kristol / Weekly Standard:
Before He Goes — What President Bush could accomplish in his final days in office. — Amid the cold gusts of winter, Republicans will soon be ushered out of power after controlling Congress, the White House, or both for 14 years. Here's a further chilling thought: Since 1896 …
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Jon Swift, The Gun Toting Liberal, ATTACKERMAN, The Daily Dish, Don Surber, The Heretik and Washington Monthly
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The Huffington Post:
Battle Royale: Center-Right Versus Center-Left In the Democratic Party — As President-elect Obama prepares to take office, Democratic partisans are battling over a crucial issue: is the United States a “center-right” or “center-left” nation? If the country is in fact tilted to the right …
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David Barstow / New York Times:
One Man's Military-Industrial-Media Complex — In the spring of 2007 a tiny military contractor with a slender track record went shopping for a precious Beltway commodity. — The company, Defense Solutions, sought the services of a retired general with national stature …
Associated Press:
U.S. Troops Kill Taliban Commander Clad in Woman's Clothing — KABUL, Afghanistan — Gunbattles and airstrikes by NATO and Afghan troops killed 53 militants in Afghanistan, including a wanted Taliban commander who tried to hide from soldiers under a woman's burqa, officials said Saturday.
Victor Davis Hanson / The Corner:
Bush Through the Obama Prism — I think Obama may do more for George Bush's reputation than anyone thinks. — I've collated the dozens of articles from liberal thinkers that explain why so far Obama—the candidate of hope and change, and cleaning out the entrenched status quo that so warps …
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Gov. Mark Sanford / The Politico:
What's next for the GOP? — People usually think more about what went right and what went wrong after a loss than after a victory. Accordingly, Republicans will have a lot of thinking time over the holidays. — We would be wise to start with the bblical notion of first taking the log …
David Stout / New York Times:
Bush Shows a Reflective Side to an Unusual Interviewer — WASHINGTON — President Bush has been described by his wife, Laura, as a man not comfortable with introspection. But he opened up a bit in a recent interview, reflecting on life in office and beyond.
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Christian Davenport / Washington Post:
Downturn Drives Military Rolls Up — Some of the largest investment firms on Wall Street are gone. The country's auto industry is on the verge of collapse. Banks are shedding jobs. But in these doom-and-gloom times, there is someone who's hiring: your local military recruiter.
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Matthew Yglesias