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A swing set sits in floodwaters from Bayou Barataria, background, in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Lee in Jean Lafitte, La. (Photo by Gerald Herbert / AP)

Japan’s high life expectancy holds lessons for the West

Japan takes justifiable pride in having the longest life expectancy in the world, partly because of a successful universal healthcare system, according to a report.

MedPage Today

Longevity study shows a sad fate for some Southern US women

Seattle Times

Small businesses find opportunities at ailing St. Louis Mall

Vanessa Slaughter knows that many folks in St. Louis, Mo., have given up on the local Jamestown Mall. But whatever the skeptics say, she hasn’t stopped believing in the shopping center.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Tropical storm Lee soaks southeast US

Bands of heavy rain and strong wind gusts from tropical storm Lee knocked out power to thousands in south Louisiana and Mississippi and prompted evacuations in bayou towns.

CBC News

New Orleans mayor warns residents to stay alert for Lee

Reuters

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Lee cuts Gulf oil and gas output

FuelFix

New Orleans braces for tropical storm Lee

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Mass rallies revive Israel protest

An estimated 500,000 people took to the streets of coastal Tel Aviv, by far the largest demonstration in the social protest movement that has swept the country.

Al Jazeera

When magazines go indie

While a small and dedicated do-it-yourself zine culture has been publishing for decades, zines haven’t enjoyed this much popularity in 20 years.

TIME

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Pakistani Robeena Fareed, 6, carries mud while working with her family in a brick factory on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan. (Photo by Muhammed Muheisen / AP)	A reveler runs away from a bull with flaming horns during a festivity in honor of Saint Michel, in the streets of Gilet, a town near Valencia, Spain. (Photo by Alberto Saiz / AP)	A New Zealand Maori warrior performs a haka to a New Zealand rugby team during the Rugby World Cup welcoming ceremony in Auckland. (Photo by Christophe Ena / AP)