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A Silicon Valley trade delegation, led by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, visited President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia in Moscow.

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Nevada Ballots Pre-Checked for Harry Reid

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Here we go again: Blame the victim. The voter often takes the rap, especially when a ballot is butterflied — or a chad hangs in the balance and with it, an election. Touch-screen voting was supposed to remove all risk in voting, and doubt about the tally. That’ll be the day. For now, some voters in Boulder City, Nev., are rightfully steamed that an election official is blaming them for ballots gang aft agley. When these folks in a town about 20 miles outside of Las Vegas were casting ballots for Republican Sharron Angle for U.S. Senate Monday, they discovered that the touch-screen machine already had come up snake eyes.


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Instead of a check at Angle’s name, the machine checked Angle’s opponent, Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid, according to a report on Channel 5 Fox News in Las Vegas.

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U.S. Top News Early Edition: Fed looks set for new round of monetary easing

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Fed looks set for new round of monetary easing
U.N. talks to save nature zero in on historic deal
Public pension reform key issue in California race
Afghans, West try to lure Taliban fighters out of war
Two Chinese face trial in U.S. on microchip charges
India says fears militant attack during Obama visit
UK airline chief criticizes U.S. security demands
Sarkozy nears victory on pension bill as unrest wanes
Arizona executes killer by lethal injection
Army vows to change way it buys weapons


Fed looks set for new round of monetary easing
October 27, 2010 08:19 AM ET
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve looks set to embark on a hotly debated second round of monetary easing next week, but much uncertainty surrounds the scope and pace of bond purchases by the U.S. central bank.

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U.N. talks to save nature zero in on historic deal
October 27, 2010 07:55 AM ET
NAGOYA, Japan (Reuters) - Ministers from around the world began on Wednesday a final push for a U.N. deal to protect nature, urged by the World Bank to value the benefits of forests, oceans and rivers on economies and human welfare.

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Public pension reform key issue in California race
October 27, 2010 03:54 AM ET
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - With decades of public service under his belt, 72-year-old California gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown joked last month that he is the best pension investment California has ever seen.

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Afghans, West try to lure Taliban fighters out of war
October 27, 2010 08:20 AM ET
KABUL (Reuters) - While Afghan President Hamid Karzai seeks talks with Taliban leaders, Afghan and NATO-led forces have quietly tried to chip away at the lower ranks, tempting foot soldiers back into villages with promises of development and aid.

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Two Chinese face trial in U.S. on microchip charges
October 27, 2010 01:51 AM ET
BEIJING (Reuters) - Two Chinese nationals have been arrested in Hungary and are awaiting extradition to the United States, where they face charges of seeking to buy microchips banned from export to China, state media said on Wednesday.

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India says fears militant attack during Obama visit
October 27, 2010 04:51 AM ET
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India fears separatists in Kashmir could stage attacks during the visit of U.S. President Barack Obama to draw global attention to the region that has been embroiled in a bloody insurgency for two decades.

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UK airline chief criticizes U.S. security demands
October 26, 2010 09:07 PM ET
LONDON (Reuters) - The chairman of British Airways has criticized airport checks as "completely redundant" and said Britain should stop "kowtowing" to U.S. demands for increased security, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.

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Sarkozy nears victory on pension bill as unrest wanes
October 27, 2010 08:41 AM ET
PARIS (Reuters) - French President Nicolas Sarkozy moved closer to victory on Wednesday in his showdown with unions over pension reform, with strikes easing and street marches losing momentum.

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Arizona executes killer by lethal injection
October 27, 2010 04:01 AM ET
PHOENIX (Reuters) - Arizona executed a convicted murderer by lethal injection on Tuesday in a case that stirred controversy after it emerged that one of the drugs being used to end the inmate's life was obtained in Britain.

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Army vows to change way it buys weapons
October 27, 2010 04:13 AM ET
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Army needs to dramatically improve the way it buys weapons to ensure that equipment for soldiers is still relevant when they finally get it, the service's No. 2 uniformed officer said on Tuesday.

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