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In this photo released by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, center, talks with cadres of the Combined Unit 597 of the North Korean People’s Army. (Photo by Anonymous / KCNA / AP)

The story of the ‘six million dollar man’

Forty years ago, the first bionic human was featured in the hit U.S. TV science-fiction series “The Six Million Dollar Man.” Today, new technologies are turning him into science fact.

The Independent

Blog:

Super-human brain technology sparks UK ethics debate

(Reuters)

Faith World

In a mock village in Louisiana, a new Afghan mission takes shape

At the Fort Polk military base in the forests of central Louisiana, the Army has created a miniature version of Afghanistan — with mock villages and American soldiers working alongside Afghan role-players.

NPR

North Korea agrees to halt nuclear tests

North Korea agreed to a moratorium on nuclear tests and long-range missile launches in an accord with the U.S. that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called a “modest step in the right direction.”

Bloomberg

North Korean nuclear negotiator coming to US

CBS News

North Korea agrees to suspend nuclear work for US food aid

PBS NewsHour

Senate defeats proposal to limit birth control coverage

The Senate defeated a proposal that would have allowed employers regulated by the 2010 health care law to opt out of paying for medical services that are contrary to their religious beliefs.

MSNBC

Birth control vote energizes bases

Philadelphia Inquirer

Syrian rebels abandon stronghold in Homs

Defeated Syrian rebels left their shattered stronghold in Homs after a bloody 26-day army siege aimed at crushing a symbol of the year-long revolt against President Bashar al-Assad.

Reuters

Syrians bury dead as Homs assault continues

AFP (YouTube)

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A Croatian honor guard jumps over the red carpet before the arrival ceremony for Austria’s President Heinz Fischer in Zagreb, Croatia. (Photo by Darko Bandic / AP)	Models wear a creation from designer Felipe Oliveira Baptista as part of the fall-winter fashion collection showcased during Paris Fashion week. (Photo by Christophe En / AP)	Minnesota Timberwolves guard Wesley Johnson, right, fouls Los Angeles Lakers forward Pau Gasol during an NBA basketball game in Los Angeles. (Photo by Mark J. Terrill / AP)