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Why did Greece give Merkel such a chilly reception? (+video)

Some 50,000 protesters turned out to greet Angela Merkel in Athens Tuesday, in the German chancellor's first visit to the fiscally beleaguered country in five years.

Europe unrest reverberates on Wall Street

The Reformed Broker A crumbling Europe tests America's foundation

Austerity protests in Greece turn violent

European debt crisis: a dangerous week ahead

Merkel stands increasingly alone in opposing Greek eurozone exit

After Olympic 'warm-up,' Paralympics set to take stage in London (+video)

Germany says 'time is money,' and additonal funds for Greece aren't an option

Samaras goes on charm offensive in bid to give Greece more time

Greek premier will meet with Merkel and Hollande in bailout extension talks

Stock futures nudged higher by possible ECB deal

London 2012 basketball: Why LeBron James and Co. are a true 'Dream Team'

Showdown at Shepherd’s Bush

Allyson Felix: Olympic gold at last for athlete of uncommon grace

Olympic medal count: US back on top

London 2012 Olympics: 5 best venues

London 2012 Olympics: Has Russian sports machine broken down?

Olympic moms: 13 mothers compete for Team USA

Greece: Thousands detained during raids on immigrants

Jessica Ennis and the night Britain's Olympics all became worth it

Forget the Greeks, British ideals undergird the modern Olympics

London 2012 diving: China takes gold, USA silver in 3-meter synchronized

From 'Hunger Games' to 'Call Me Maybe,' how athletes sell Olympic sports (+video)

Olympics swimming: 5 athletes to watch

Google Doodle celebrates Olympics opening ceremony London 2012 (+video)