Looks like a lot of sefense going on today. Like that Bloomberg is starting a battle with the teachers. About damned time.

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Netanyahu Offers Defense of Israel's Gaza Blockade

By ISABEL KERSHNER and SABRINA TAVERNISE

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu mounted a vigorous defense against criticism in the aftermath of a raid on activists trying to breach the blockade.

City Room

Bloomberg Blocks Raises for Teachers to Save Jobs

By JENNIFER MEDINA

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said he would eliminate planned 2 percent raises to avert thousands of job losses.

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By DANNY HAKIM and NICHOLAS CONFESSORE

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A task force appointed by the commissioner of New York City's police is looking at how officers deal with victims.

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By DAVID SEGAL

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Major indexes rose as concern about Europe faded to the background.

Push for Europe-Wide Oversight of Credit Raters

By JAMES KANTER

A proposal would establish a European authority to govern credit ratings agencies.


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