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The pillars of Americans’ financial security — jobs and home values — will stay shaky well into 2011, according to an Associated Press survey of leading economists.

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President Barack Obama and presidents, prime ministers and other top officials from 47 countries start work on a battle plan to keep nuclear weapons out of terrorist hands.

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A landslide hits and derails a train in northern Italy, killing 11 people and leaving some 30 injured, officials say.

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Russian investigators say there were no technical problems with the Soviet-made plane that crashed and killed the Polish president and 95 others over the weekend.

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International troops opened fire on a bus carrying Afghan civilians early Monday, killing four people and setting off anti-American protests in a southern city that is a hotbed of the Taliban insurgency.

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Fresh doubts emerged on Monday over the readiness and scale of a European financial rescue package for debt-stricken Greece, taking the shine off early enthusiasm seen in a rising euro.

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The euro surged Monday after eurozone countries unveiled a massive package to support debt-laden Greece, giving a boost to most Asian shares.

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Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik and Indian tennis star Sania Mirza married Monday after a troubled engagement in a union that bridges the two nations’ bitter sporting and political divide.

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