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A hotel is reflected in puddles of rain from approaching Tropical Storm Lee at a streetcar track, as a streetcar passes through Lee Circle, in New Orleans. Lee formed in the waters off Louisiana, threatening a drenching along much of the Gulf coast. (Photo by Gerald Herbert / AP)

Ground Zero’s new shape is finally starting to emerge

When President Barack Obama will lead remembrance ceremonies at the site, he and the relatives of the victims of Sept. 11, 2001, will for the first time see and feel what at last is emerging from Ground Zero.

The Independent

9/11: Freedom Tower continues to rise and alter New York’s skyline

Telegraph.co.uk

Scanning 2.4 billion eyes, India tries to connect poor to growth

Using the same powerful technology that transformed the country’s private economy, the Indian government is creating a vast identity database that it hopes will help relieve chronic inequality.

New York Times

Tropical Storm Lee pelts Gulf Coast with rain

Tropical Storm Lee has strengthened as it begins dumping rain in southern Louisiana and pelting the northern Gulf coast.

Philadelphia Inquirer

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Exclusive threat level

The Weather Channel

State of emergency in New Orleans

MSNBC

Feds have sued big banks over mortgage security issues

The U.S. government has sued the nation’s largest banks, along with other financial institutions and executives, for violating federal and state laws in the sale of home mortgage-backed securities.

CBS News

British banks fear lawsuits from US regulator

The Independent

Fed orders Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to review mortgage practices

Globeandmail.com

Obama has yielded to GOP demands over smog rule

In a dramatic reversal, President Barack Obama scrubbed a clean-air regulation that aimed to reduce health-threatening smog, yielding to bitterly protesting businesses and congressional Republicans.

San Francisco Chronicle

Blog:

White House moves to limit fallout from retreat on clean-air rule

(The Hill)

E2 Wire

Jobs numbers paint ‘very gloomy’ picture for all

President Obama is set to deliver a major speech on jobs, and his task will be even more challenging after the monthly government jobs report.

NPR

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