What the papers say on Friday

New accounts have Brown’s hands in air

By Mark Berman

 

National digest: Missouri law extends waiting period for abortions

Obama: ‘We do not give in to fear. Ever’

By Katie Zezima

 

Campaign-spending amendment blocked

• Painting an old, muddy sport with a fresh coat of ‘cool’
  By Rama Lakshmi
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• Sanctions on Russia toughened
  By Karoun Demirjian
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• Judge: Pistorius is not guilty of murder
  By Gerald Imray and Christopher Torchia
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• Obama offers resolve and a strategy — within limits
  By Dan Balz
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• Broad coalition quickly forms for fight against Islamic State
  By Sebastian Payne
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• Emergence of arm-and-train
  By Juliet Eilperin and Anne Gearan
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• A debate over authority to order airstrikes
  By David Nakamura and Sari Horwitz
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• U.S. plans in Syria renew old tensions
  By Liz Sly
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• Arab states in on anti-militant fight
  By Anne Gearan and Loveday Morris
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• Obama’s strategy picks up support in Congress
  By Ed O’Keefe and Robert Costa
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• China’s bid for 2022 Olympics criticized
  By William Wan
• • Tech or military schools earn graduates best early paychecks
  • RadioShack’s clock is ticking
    By Sarah Halzack
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  • Can insurance companies save public pensions?
  • Business digest: Verizon plans to launch Net-based TV service next year
  • Lululemon finds itself stretched by rivals
    By Sarah Halzack
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  • Slow economy, global tensions keep mortgage rates surprisingly low
  • Head of SBA faces pointed questions during House hearing
    By J.D. Harrison
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  • Corporate inversion: Another reason Main Street shouldn’t trust Wall Street
    By Allan Sloan
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  • House committee shows bipartisan support for whistleblower protection
    By Joe Davidson
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  • Apple, Wal-Mart in heavyweight battle
  • Argentina approves debt law in race to make $200 million payment on time
    By Alejandro Lifschitz and Sarah Marsh
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  • A very male Congress, hearing from very male witnesses
    By Al Kamen and Colby Itkowitz
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  • Recovery.gov’s data will be gone at end of month