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Nation
Congress unveils short-term spending deal
WASHINGTON — Congressional leaders from both parties unveiled a short-term agreement to fund the government on Sunday, after Speaker Mike Johnson abandoned demands for a longer-term deal that also included new proof-of-citizenship requirements for voter registration. Continue reading →
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World
For Mideast foes, diplomacy takes a back seat to military force
JERUSALEM — The last, best chance for a peace plan between Israel and the Palestinian authorities came in 2008. Then-Prime Minister Ehud Olmert was prepared to give up territory in the West Bank, and allow some refugees to reclaim land. He was even willing to relinquish control of Jerusalem’s Old City to an international committee as part of recognizing Palestine as a sovereign state. Continue reading →
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EDITORIAL
Smaller trucks? Yes, please.
American automakers have focused on selling ever-larger pickups and SUVs. But the cult following for tiny kei trucks imported from Japan suggests they might be missing the demand for smaller options. Continue reading →
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