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Mortgage Giant Overstated the Size of Its Capital Base
Advisers poring over the books of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac concluded that Freddie?s accounting methods had overstated its cushion, officials said.
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Rival Tickets Are Redrawing Battlegrounds
With just over eight weeks left until Election Day, the two campaigns are settling into a set of state-by-state face-offs.
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Seeking Details, Lawmakers Cite Anthrax Doubts
Leading members of Congress say they do not think the F.B.I. has proved that an Army scientist was the anthrax killer.
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Going Down the Road: Vanishing Barns Signal a Changing Iowa
The barn, a building whose purpose shifted, then faded away, tells a story of how farming has changed markedly.
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Abroad: Watching ?Friends? in Gaza: A Culture Clash
As Gazans turn to television and the Internet for a view of the world, culture is becoming a struggle within Hamas.
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In an Evolving Harlem, Newcomers Try to Fit In
New residents occasionally face anger but are charmed by the neighborhood, where race and class are changing.
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Hurricane Ike Threatens Wide Region
Hurricane Ike, with winds of 135 miles per hour, rolled down an uncertain path that may lead to the U.S. Gulf Coast late this week.
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Tropical Storm Hanna Brings Rain to East Coast
With a fearsome Hurricane Ike in its wake, Hanna moved quickly up the East Coast with rain and strong winds.
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Soviet Union?s Fall Unraveled Enclave in Georgia
For the past 18 years a family in Tskhinvali has been reliving the rifts and betrayals that took place in the last months of the Soviet Union.
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Jets? Spending Built Buzz; Now They Need Results
With the acquisition of Brett Favre this off-season, the Jets ? a team that shares a city affiliation and a stadium with the defending Super Bowl champions ? began winning the battle of the buzz.
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China Planning Its First Spacewalk
China will launch its third manned space mission in late September, featuring its first-ever spacewalk, a state news agency said.
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