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THE NEW YORK TIMES

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Top Stories

Pakistan to Talk With Militants, New Leaders Say

Coping With Loss, Military Kin Also Struggle With a Windfall

First a Tense Talk With Clinton, Then Richardson Backs Obama

Quotation of the Day

“I talked to Senator Clinton last night.  Let me tell you: we’ve had better conversations.”  -- GOV. BILL RICHARDSON OF NEW MEXICO, announcing his endorsement of Senator Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination.

World

Bush Silent, but Others Speak Out on Tibet Crackdown

Lofty Pledge to Cut Emissions Comes With Caveat in Norway

A Dutch Antagonist of Islam Waits for His Premiere

U.S.

Hopes for Wireless Cities Fade as Internet Providers Pull Out

Big Storms Continue to Strike Midwest

Families of Iraq Captives Cling to a Grisly Find

Business

New Focus of Inquiry Into Bribes: Doctors

Resist the Impulse to Panic

Editorials

Groundhog Day

Unreliable Voting in New Jersey

Accounting for the Full Ante in Washington

‘President Bling-Bling’

Op-Ed   

Donner Party Democrats

A Catered Affair

He May Be a God, but He’s No Politician

The Royalty Scam

On this Day

On March 22, 1972, Congress sent the proposed Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution to the states for ratification.  It fell short of the three-fourths approval needed. 

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Taiwan Vote May Herald Closer Ties With China

Passport Files of 3 Candidates Were Pried Into

N.C.A.A. Tournament: Top Teams Start to Fall

Clinton, Emphasizing Web Presence, Sees Rise in Online Donations

Democratic Donations Keep Pouring In, but for Clinton, There’s a Catch

France Adds Nuclear Sub and Vows to Cut Warheads

Pentagon Urges Delay in U.S. Troop Reductions in Iraq

Letters: Democrats and the Delegate Debacle

What’s Online: The Thin Skin of Apple Fans 

THE WASHINGTON POST

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Today's Highlights

A Third of Patients On Transplant List Are Not Eligible

'My House. My Dream. It Was All an Illusion.'

In New York, a Turf War in the Battle Against Terrorism

Colombia's Rebels Face Possibility of Implosion

Rice Apologizes For Breach of Passport Data

Politics

Highest Lawman Prepares to Meet Highest Court

Richardson Throws Support to Obama

Sniper Fire, and Holes In Clinton's Recollection

Obama Finds Pulpit in Center of Racial Divide

Nation

Quality Time Seems Stacked In Favor of Firstborns

U.S. Tweaks Proposal On Illegal Workers

World

Sarkozy Announces Cuts in Nuclear Arsenal

Chinese Patrol Restive Areas Bordering Tibet

Iraqi Shiites Given Grim Warning

Reprieve for a Russian College

Technology

Moving in a Wired World

Mid-Atlantic Grid Monitors to Be Independent

Editorials

Those Who Can't, Study

Futile Diplomacy

Better Monitors