The opinion was part of a package of material presented this week by the court to the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is reviewing requests by the Justice Department for even broader investigative powers in the aftermath of Sept. 11.
This sweeping novel, which follows the fortunes of a family of rich, well-connected Americans during World War II and its aftermath, paints a broad picture of the times and is filled with the fictional voices of everyone from F.D.R. and Herbert Hoover to Leonard Bernstein.
NEW YORK TIMES Corporate Earnings Begin to Feel a Pinch | A variety of factors are beginning to weigh on corporate earnings, which had far outpaced the broader economy's gains in the aftermath of the recession, The New York Times reports.
But foremost, The Times has showed its trademark strength with in-depth, enterprising pieces exploring the broader issues of this shooting and its aftermath.
In the aftermath of the case, a broader question arises, Floyd Norris writes in DealBook: "Why did Fabrice Tourre's security exist?" The mortgage security at the heart of the case "in no way helped to create capital for anything.
Bernthal first took on the role in the second season of Daredevil, but now he's the headliner in a story exploring the aftermath of war and a broader government conspiracy.
Part 3 will look at the role of Google in the subprime mortgage debacle and its aftermath, as well as the broader antitrust implications of the company's dominant role as an intermediary for behavioral targeting of consumers by advertisers.
The newspaper won in the national reporting category for its broad coverage of the attacks and the aftermath, in "A Nation Challenged," the special section published from Sept. 18 through Dec. 31.
The talks coincided with the bank's broader effort to shed noncore businesses in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
Even as global attention shifted, the Wikipedia community remained focused on Lebanon, recording the aftermath and tying it to the broader effects of the ongoing Syrian civil war.
