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Afghan protestors walk with sticks in Kandahar, Afghanistan, during a demonstration to condemn the burning of a copy of the Quran by a U.S. Florida pastor. The governor’s office in Kandahar has raised the death toll to nine in a protest that turned violent. (Photo by Allauddin Khan / AP)

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Medicare recipients, who account for a big share of patients in doctors’ offices, are the most vulnerable. The program’s financial troubles are causing doctors to reassess their participation.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Insider trading: why we can’t help ourselves

If even Mr. Buffett can fail to appreciate a potential conflict of interest under his very nose, then ordinary investors need to realize just how pervasive and insidious conflicts are throughout the financial world.

Wall Street Journal

Quran-burning protests spread to Kandahar

The deadly protests in northern Afghanistan over a U.S. church’s burning of the Quran spread to the country’s war-torn southern region. Government officials are reporting at least nine civilians dead.

CNN

Afghanistan: UN mission rocked by mob killings

Guardian

Protest over Quran burning turns deadly

ABC News

FDA proposes calorie counts on menus

Menu labeling proposed by the Food and Drug Administration will require chain restaurants, bakeries, grocery stores, convenience stores and coffee chains to clearly post calorie counts.

ABC News

Los Angeles aims to whitewash graffiti writers going legit

The maneuver underscores authorities’ exasperation with a subculture that prizes prolific defacement of public property, including buses and street signs, and costs taxpayers millions to remove.

Philadelphia Inquirer

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‘The History of American Graffiti’: from subway car to gallery

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