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Rachel Bentley, of Chicago, waits to catch her flight home as New York's LaGuardia Airport is reopened following an evacuation after a man with a fake bomb entered the main terminal. (Photo by David Goldman / AP)

Key House committee passes health care bill

A key House committee passed comprehensive health care reform legislation, moving President Barack Obama's domestic priority one step closer to congressional approval.

CNN

Health care moves one step forward, one back

NPR

Health care in the US

Yahoo! News

Human Rights Watch wants sanctions on Kenyan violence suspects

Human Rights Watch urged U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to impose travel bans and other sanctions on the suspected ringleaders of last year’s post-election violence in Kenya.

Bloomberg

Interview:

Questions on Clinton's trip to Africa

Reuters

Suspect arrested in LaGuardia bomb scare

The man is in custody, and authorities have allowed passengers back into the terminal, Port Authority spokesman John Kelly said. Authorities identified the man as Scott McGann, 32, of New York.

CNN

NYC terminal evacuated, fake bomb found

YouTube

Philippines mourns democracy icon Corazon Aquino

Military honor guards carried former President Corazon Aquino's flag-draped casket to a school gym for public viewing as Filipinos mourned the beloved democracy icon.

Google News

Iran confirms it has 3 US tourists

Kurdish officials say Iran has confirmed to them it detained three Americans who possibly strayed into Iranian territory while on a hiking trip.

ABC News

Obama’s ratings fall back to earth

Plummeting opinion poll ratings, divisions about health care reform and distracting rows about Wall Street bonuses, all cast a shadow over the beginning of Washington’s summer recess.

Times Online

NATION

Official e-mails reveal boondoggle over Air Force One's Manhattan flyover

Government officials knew the Air Force One flyover of the Statue of Liberty would scare the bejabbers out of New Yorkers, but went ahead with it anyway and quickly realized their bigtime blunder.

NY Daily News

More photos of NY Air Force One flyover

YouTube

House passes bill to extend the popular 'cash for clunkers' program

The House approved a bill to provide $2 billion to continue the federal government's week-old "cash for clunkers" program, which proved so popular with consumers that it was almost out of cash.

San Francisco Chronicle

Clunkers program dents used-car sales

Bizjournals.com

Government jump starts clunkers program

YouTube

POLITICS

US House limits Wall Street bonuses

Bowing to populist anger, the House voted to prohibit pay and bonus packages that encourage bankers and traders to take risks so big they could bring down the entire U.S. economy.

AOL News

Sen. Dodd says he has prostate cancer

Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., announced that he has an early form of prostate cancer, but he said the prognosis is good and he is going to be fine.

CNN

ENVIRONMENT

Woman sets 'green' example after environmental awakening

Not long ago, Delia Story lived in a 4,000-square-foot house with a 65,000-gallon pool. But that was before she had an environmental awakening.

Arizona Republic

Tanker oil spill spreads, threatens environment in southern Norway

An oil spill threatening Norway spread as coastguards raced against time to set up floating oil barricades to protect beaches.

Earth Times

EDUCATION

School rating progress in Houston

Texas' new school rating system — which gives campuses credit for improving test scores, even if students are still failing — helped record numbers of schools across the state earn top marks.

EducationNews.org

With new post-9/11 GI Bill, a surge of veterans at colleges

With provisions for not only tuition but books and living expenses as well, waves of veterans are expected to jump at the chance to further their education as the new post-9/11 GI Bill kicks in.

Christian Science Monitor

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Student owes $675,000 in music-downloading case

A federal jury ordered a Boston University graduate student who admitted to illegally downloading and sharing music online to pay $675,000 to four record labels.

Seattle Times

Apple warns about iPhone vulnerability; fixes bug

Apple Inc has released an iPhone software patch to fix a critical software bug, uncovered by two independent researchers, that make the devices susceptible to secret attacks by hackers.

Epoch Times

Firefox passes 1 billion downloads

Mozilla's Firefox browser has been downloaded over a billion times, an event the Mozilla community is using to launch a new evangelism campaign.

InformationWeek

SPORTS

Phelps 1st to break 50 seconds in event

Michael Phelps beat Milorad Cavic again to become the first swimmer to break 50 seconds in the 100-meter butterfly.

ESPN

At Buick Open, all eyes on Woods

Knowing it may be a decade before Woods is back in Michigan, the fans at the Buick Open are soaking in his every move.

USA TODAY

Schumacher begins F1 preparations

Michael Schumacher could test this year's Ferrari ahead of his return to Formula 1, BBC Sport understands.

BBC

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GOOD NEWS

Food additive helps control blood lipids

Scientists Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have identified a substance that helps process fat.

ScienceDaily

Mayans practiced forest conservation

Not only did the Maya people practice forest management, but when they abandoned their forest conservation practices, it was to the detriment of the entire Maya culture.

HappyNews.com

Hot Wall Street caps best July in 20 years

Traders are using good news about the economy to give the stock market its best July in 20 years.

CBS News

WORLD

Inquiry call after Nigerian sect leader dies in custody

Nigeria's declaration of victory over Taliban-style militants was overshadowed by demands for an inquiry into the "extrajudicial killing" of the sect's leader.

guardian.co.uk

Iranian trial begins

The trials began of prominent moderates arrested shortly after Iran's disputed presidential election and charged with fomenting unrest, Iranian media reported.

Reuters

Iran election

Yahoo! News

LIVING & ENTERTAINMENT

It's shark week!

Discovery Channel’s popular annual fin ... er, fan favorite summer programming block returns, aiming to scare, educate and entertain viewers with the first of six premieres, “Blood in the Water.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Doctor warned Michael Jackson about propofol dangers

Michael Jackson was warned about the dangers of the powerful anesthetic propofol by one of his former doctors, according to a lawyer for the physician.

People

BUSINESS

US economy shrinks modestly

The deepest U.S. recession since the Great Depression showed signs of easing in the second quarter, buttressing hopes for a second-half recovery, though consumers are still strapped for cash.

Reuters

Economic recovery looks likely, but what will it look like?

NPR

5 more US banks are shut down

Banks in New Jersey, Ohio, Florida, Oklahoma and Illinois were shut, pushing the toll of failed U.S. lenders to 69.

Bloomberg

RELIGION & SPIRITUALITY

Many Americans don't believe in hell, but what about pastors?

Just when it seemed to have cooled off, the topic of hell is back — at least for pastors learning to preach about a topic most Americans would rather not talk about.

USA TODAY

If Christians fail, America will also

It seems that few within Christendom are truly "born again." They do not seek the Lord to strengthen their lives; rather, they pick and choose from the doctrinal teachings of their denomination or church of the week.

The Post Chronicle

HEALTH

‘Kill Granny’ health media campaign alarms senior citizens

A campaign on conservative talk radio has sparked fear among senior citizens that the health care bill moving through Congress will lead to end-of-life "rationing."

MSNBC

Unions budget up to $15 million on health care

The Hill

FDA approves new DPP-4 drug for type 2 diabetes treatment

The FDA approved saxagliptin (Onglyza) for type 2 diabetes treatment, making it the first gliptin-class competitor for sitagliptin (Januvia).

MedPage Today

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