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Kids play in a water park to beat the early evening temperatures in Indianapolis. Temperatures are expected to be in the low 90's for the next few days. (Photo by Darron Cummings / AP)

US wilting under heat wave

On the heels of an earlier heat wave that set records in parts of the country, Americans are bracing for round two of what's becoming a very steamy summer.

CBS News

Special section:

Heat wave

MSNBC

Riding the heat wave

ABC News

Apple sets up cots for engineers working ‘butts off’ on iPhone

CEO Steve Jobs said that employees started a round-the-clock effort to improve the iPhone 4's antenna reception amid complaints since the device’s debut.

Bloomberg

Apple's iPhone fix

YouTube

BP's confidence growing in well integrity

The pressure on BP's Macondo well continued to rise slowly, now sitting at about 6,745 pounds per square inch, with no signs of leaks, BP's Kent Wells said.

Houston Chronicle

Critical test to continue in fight to contain oil spill

Baltimore Sun

'Mystery plumber' may be brains behind containment cap

ABC News

Deepwater Horizon oil rig disaster

MSNBC

AIDS fight shifts toward prevention

The global fight against HIV and AIDS is moving into a new phase as the high cost of treating millions of people is forcing governments and donors to focus more on the difficult challenge of prevention.

Wall Street Journal

The generals who ended Goldman’s war

The SEC and Goldman Sachs settled an epic battle — one waged over whether the storied investment bank defrauded investors in a transaction that regulators said Goldman had built to self-destruct.

New York Times

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