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A foreclosed home for sale in Phoenix, which has one of the highest foreclosure rates in the country. (Photo by Ross D. Franklin / AP)

GM seeks as much as $16.6 billion in new government aid

General Motors Corp. asked for as much as $16.6 billion in new loans, more than doubling the aid to date, and said it needs some of the cash next month to survive as it sheds brands and cuts jobs worldwide.

Bloomberg

Chrysler wants $5 billion more in aid

Philadelphia Inquirer

Obama will deploy 17,000 more US troops to Afghanistan

President Obama approved deploying 17,000 more troops to Afghanistan, including an additional U.S. army brigade and a marine expeditionary force.

Al Jazeera

US to include Afghans in review

BBC

Obama to outline mortgage rescue plan

President Barack Obama is expected to take a carrot-and-stick approach with banks and other lenders when he unveils his new plan to stop the soaring nationwide home-foreclosure rate.

McClatchy Newspapers

How stimulus package would help homeowners

ABC News

Wall Street awaits mortgage plan

Forbes

Israel nears decision on cease-fire

Top Israeli Cabinet ministers opened debate on a proposal for a cease-fire deal with Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip, seeking to deliver quiet to the country's south and bring home a captive soldier.

Examiner

Israeli Prime Minister's bid to free soldier

Reuters

Clinton emphasizes softer image

A 45-minute town hall meeting at the University of Tokyo gave Hillary Clinton, the United States' chief diplomat, a chance to project a softer American image.

Baltimore Sun

Syria urges US to reconnect with Damascus

Guardian

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