Pakistan Says Bhutto's Death Has Qaeda LinkAn official said there was a debate within the Bush administration over whether to press for an international investigation.
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Crisis Overseas Is Sudden Test for CandidatesThe assassination of Benazir Bhutto provides a rare unscripted test of presidential hopefuls' geopolitical smarts. The Long Run
A Biracial Candidate Walks His Own Fine LineBarack Obama's postracial style is the reason for much of his political success, but it also has its pitfalls. 
Michael Kamber for The New York Times
Shame of Imported Labor in Kurdish IraqForeign workers in Iraq's Kurdish north say they have been deceived by the agents who arranged their journeys. In Surprise Step, Bush Is Vetoing a Military BillPresident Bush said a provision that could expose Iraq to legal claims dating to Saddam Hussein's rule was at issue. Harvard's Aid to Middle Class Pressures RivalsOfficials say expanded financial aid at Harvard may push other colleges to shift aid away from low-income students. 
Mimi Kuo-Deemer
for The New York Times 
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