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Elshanna Carter, 3, waits with her family to board a bus during the evacuation from the approaching Hurricane Gustav at the Greyhound Bus and Amtrak station in New Orleans. (Photo by Amy Sancetta / AP)

New Orleans mayor: 'You've got to go'

In a press conference, New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin had strong words for his citizens who might be too stubborn to evacuate despite warnings and mandatory evacuation orders.

ABC News

Gustav cuts Gulf oil, gas output; refining curtailed

Bloomberg

FEMA: We will be proactive this time

CNN

Gustav preps under way

CNN

Minnesota's Twin Cities spruce themselves up for convention

St. Paul, Minnesota is the official site of the Republican Party's National Convention, but the event is really a Twin Cities endeavor.

Monsters and Critics

Palin accused of using bridge to gain stature

Palin supported the controversial "Bridge to Nowhere" for lengthy time before later opposing it, records show; Critics say she used her opposition to gain national stature.

Anchorage Daily News

Advisers say conservative ire pushed McCain away from picking Lieberman

International Herald Tribune

Storm forces McCain camp to 'improvise'

MSNBC

US drunken-driving deaths decrease

Drunken-driving deaths fell in 32 states in 2007, the government reported, but alcohol-related fatalities increased among motorcycle riders in half the states.

Houston Chronicle

Georgian foreign minister calls for European unity against Russia

Georgian Foreign Minister Eka Tkeshelashvili called for the European Union to take a united stand against what she described as the Russian occupation of parts of her country.

Monsters and Critics

Students face a long list of obstacles on the way to college degree

As the school year begins, many college students are going to face hurdles that will slow them down or stop them altogether.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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