WASHINGTON—President Barack Obama relieved Gen. Stanley
McChrystal of his command of international forces in Afghanistan
Wednesday with relatively little deliberation and a stern
warning to his national security team: The time for dissent is
over.  Less than 40 hours had passed between the time Mr. Obama
read the Rolling Stone article, "The Runaway General," on Monday
night and the moment he met that general for a private Oval
Office meeting Wednesday morning.  President Obama named Gen.
Petraeus, the architect of the surge of troops into Iraq, to
replace Gen. McChrystal as commander of all U.S. forces in
Afghanistan. Also, Jon Hilsenrath analyzes the Fed's latest rate
decision, which was more cautious about U.S. growth.  President
Obama announces his acceptance of General Stanley McChrystal's
resignation.  The president asked Gen. McChrystal to explain
statements by him and his aides casually mocking the vice
president as a nobody, National Security Adviser James Jones as
a "clown" and the president himself