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Traders work the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New York. Stocks had their worst day of trading since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks Tuesday, briefly hurtling the Dow Jones industrials down more than 500 points. (Photo by Frank Franklin II / AP)

U.S.-North Korea talks scheduled

U.S. and North Korean officials will meet in New York on March 5-6 to discuss initial steps toward normalizing relations, the State Department has announced.

Associated Press

Bank set to lift its freeze on North Korea

International Herald Tribune

Hamas wins Moscow embargo pledge

Russia says it will work to lift sanctions that western governments imposed on the Palestinian Authority after Hamas won elections last year.

BBC

Castro makes first live comments since illness

Fidel Castro made his first non-recorded comments since falling ill seven months ago, in a phone call to a live radio show hosted by Venezuela's president.

Guardian

Most Asian markets plunge for second day

Chinese stocks bounced back after their biggest decline in a decade, but stock markets in Asia and Europe fell for a second day amid investor jitters about possible slowdowns in the Chinese and U.S. economies.

MSNBC

Investors run for cover as Dow plunges 416 points

USA Today

Stocks' great wall of worry

BusinessWeek

CIA: bin laden establishing new camps

In the most definitive statement in years, America's top intelligence official said Osama bin laden is in Pakistan actively re-establishing Al Qaeda training camps.

ABC News

'State of panic' after Baghdad car bomb kills 10

A car bomb exploded near a market in southwestern Baghdad, killing at least 10 people and wounding 21 others, an official with Iraqi emergency police said.

CNN

Storm batters shuttle Atlantis

Hailstones as big as golf balls put more than 7,000 dings into space shuttle Atlantis' fuel tank and may delay the ship's launch from March until June, NASA officials said.

USA Today

Lost in space?

Australia Herald-Sun

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