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  High Court Weighs D.C. Gun Ban (18 March 09:50)
Justices appear to lean toward individual right to own guns, rather than linking right to militias.
  Sen. Obama Confronts Racial Division in U.S. (18 March 09:32)
Presidential candidate tries to stem damage from divisive comments delivered by his pastor, while addressing anger between blacks and whites.
  Fed Plan May Signal Turbulence (18 March 09:30)
Arrangement whereby Fed offered Bear Stearns a financial lifeline signals that investment banks may be more vulnerable than previously known.
  Fed's Rescue Plan May Signal Turbulence Ahead (18 March 09:30)
Arrangement whereby Fed offered Bear Stearns a financial lifeline signals that investment banks may be more vulnerable than previously known.
  Obama's Ex-Pastor Is Defended (18 March 09:30)
In simmering controversy, congregants say Wright, theology he preaches, are misunderstood.
  Budget Proposals Reflect Deficits (18 March 09:30)
Montgomery and Pr. George's counties propose tax increases, spending cuts to balance budgets.
  D.C. Plans to Push 'Slumlords' (18 March 09:30)
Interim D.C. attorney general will request officer able to seek penalties against problem landlords.
  River Absorbs Chemical Runoff (18 March 09:30)
Potomac contains array of compounds that may impact animals' hormone systems, findings show.
  Watch Lists Lack Uniformity (18 March 09:30)
Agencies are struggling to streamline procedures for managing terrorist watch list, findings show.
  U-Conn. vs. Rutgers Looms (18 March 09:30)
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL | To reach the Final Four, Huskies must now get past Big East rival Rutgers.
  Dow Gains Before Fed Decision (18 March 07:45)
Upbeat Lehman Bros., Goldman Sachs earnings, coupled with expected Fed rate cut drive markets.
  Asian, European Markets Tumble (18 March 05:25)
Wall Street poised to follow suit after emergency steps by the Federal Reserve, Bear Stearns news.
  Top Seeds Are Ready for Action (18 March 05:23)
UCLA, Kansas, Memphis and UNC are the teams to beat in this year's NCAA tournament.
  Marine One Fleet Faces Delays (18 March 05:23)
Cost of safer, faster, more reliable helicopters for the White House has nearly doubled in six years.
  Fighting Gun Traffickers in D.C. (18 March 05:23)
With a lot of legwork and a little luck, police track underground network of illegal gun dealers.
  Conn. Women Get Top Seed (18 March 04:56)
The Huskies get top overall seed in NCAA women's tourney; North Carolina also gets No. 1 seed.
  Dept. Seeks Smaller Federal Role (18 March 02:53)
Transportation officials believe tolls paid by motorists, not tax dollars, should fund projects.
  Case of 'Arsenic and Old Lace' (18 March 12:13)
Two elderly women are accused of taking out life insurance on homeless men, then killing them.
  Let the Hoops Insanity Begin (18 March 12:13)
College Basketball | Overall, the selection committee did well; the real issue was seeding.
  White Male Vote Could Be Key (17 March 11:12)
In a battle dominated by race and gender, white men have emerged as a major swing constituency.
  Bomb Kills at Least 32 in Iraqi City of Karbala (17 March 10:47)
Bodies are removed from site of suicide attack. At least 50 people were wounded in blast. (Getty Images) Cheney Makes Surprise Visit to IraqBaghdad Briefing Podcast
  High Court to Review Indecency (17 March 10:43)
For the first time in 30 years, the Supreme Court considers the FCC's ban on profanity.
  Panel: Beijing Air 'Possible Risk' (17 March 10:36)
International Olympic Committee says air quality could be harmful for athletes at summer games.
  Stock Markets Stabilize Following Early Tumble (17 March 10:23)
Jittery investors dumped financial shares on news of a government-backed buyout of venerable investment bank Bear Stearns.
  Leggett Unveils $4.3B Budget (17 March 09:00)
Blueprint would raise property taxes, cut 225 government jobs and trim spending for police.
  Counties Expect Revenue Drop (17 March 09:00)
Facing fragile economy, two Washington suburbs propose raising taxes and trimming spending.
  Beyond the Border of War (17 March 07:47)
In Canada, deserters find an uncertain haven, and aid from an earlier generation that fled.
  Police Vow Crackdown in Tibet (17 March 04:54)
Deadly outburst of anti-Chinese violence leads to large-scale arrests, promises of tough reprisals.
  Bomb Kills at Least 39 in Iraqi City of Karbala (17 March 09:30)
Bodies are removed from site of suicide attack. At least 54 people were wounded in blast. (Getty Images) Cheney Makes Surprise Visit to IraqBaghdad Briefing PodcastProtests in D.C. to Mar...
  Fed Takes Broad Action To Avert Financial Crisis (17 March 07:59)
Central bank backs the acquisition of wounded investment firm Bear Stearns and increases the flow of money to other banks squeezed for credit.
  Helicopter Costs Nearly Double (17 March 06:03)
Designed to keep the president safe and mobile, fleet design expands beyond initial parameters.
  J.P. Morgan to Buy Bear Stearns for $2 a Share (17 March 05:28)
Backed by special financing from the Fed, deal is a huge discount on stock that was trading at $30 a share when markets closed Friday.
  Business Is Par for the Course (17 March 05:24)
New private Va. club promises serious executive hobnobbing without hassle of weekend hackers.
  New Beat-the-Market Gamble (17 March 05:23)
COLUMN | SEC seems close to approving four actively-managed exchange traded funds.
  Suffering Foreclosure in Silence (17 March 05:23)
Mirroring a national trend, minority homeowners in Md. enclave risk losing their American dreams.
  Party Resurgence in Germany (17 March 04:52)
Nineteen years after fall of Berlin Wall, the East German Communist Party is making a comeback.
  NCAA Names Tournament Seeds (17 March 04:31)
North Carolina, Memphis, Kansas and UCLA get top seeds in the NCAA men's basketball tourney.
  Farewell to Items Once Common (17 March 02:53)
As the cassette tape goes obsolete, so too does the mix tape, phone booths and truly blind dates.
  UNC Wins ACC Championship (17 March 02:33)
Top-ranked Tar Heels defeat Clemson, 86-81; team likely locks up top seed in NCAA tournament.
  Chinese Police Tighten Hold (17 March 02:04)
Tibetan riots were the worst outbreak of violence in the remote mountainous region in years.
  Chinese Back Tibet Crackdown (17 March 02:04)
Due to government propaganda and ethnic pride, public supports use of force to maintain control.
  Chinese Police Tighten Hold on Tibetan Capital (17 March 02:04)
Dalai Lama calls for probe into deadly riots, saying Chinese are committing "cultural genocide"; protests against Chinese rule spread outside Lhasa.
  Scores Die in Pakistan Blasts (17 March 01:56)
Witnesses and officials say at least 18 people killed in missile strike in Waziristan; probe underway.
  Georgetown Misses Its Chance (17 March 01:44)
COLUMN | Hoyas had shown discipline and meticulous execution, but it all fell apart in final.
  Surprises Found on Cats' Trail (17 March 01:44)
Scientists have begun to pull back the feline veil, using the latest tools to get peek at their origins.
  Hoyas Fall to Panthers, 74-65 (17 March 01:44)
In rematch of last year's final, Georgetown bears little resemblance to its former winning self.
  Pa. Could Be Tricky for Obama (16 March 11:47)
THE TRAIL | If Illinois senator campaigns hard and Clinton still wins, a loss could be tougher to spin.
  GOP Sees Tough Times Ahead (16 March 11:12)
Republicans suffering run of bad news that could hold dire implications for 2008 campaign season.
  Not the Time for Snap Decisions (16 March 11:12)
As Clinton's ad suggests, presidents do get 3 a.m. calls; but they rarely make critical choices then.
  Mexican Drug Cartels' Reign of Tyranny Grows (16 March 09:30)
The bloodshed along Mexico's border is up dramatically and spilling over into the U.S. (Sarah L. Voisin/Post) In Mexico, a Fight Against Drugs and Fear
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