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Emergency workers are seen on and near the Interstate 35W bridge in Minneapolis after it collapsed into the Mississippi River. The busy highway bridge that spans the Mississippi River just northeast of Minneapolis collapsed during evening rush hour, sending dozens of cars, tons of concrete and twisted metal crashing into the water. (Photo by Jacob Reynolds / AP)

Search begins for the missing in Minneapolis bridge collapse

Searchers in Minneapolis combed the Mississippi River looking for victims of an interstate bridge collapse. Four people were confirmed dead.

CNN

Officials check for survivors in Minneapolis

MSNBC

Lead paint spurs massive toy recall

Toy-maker Fisher-Price is recalling 83 types of toys — including the popular Big Bird, Elmo, Dora and Diego characters — because their paint contains excessive amounts of lead.

CBS News

List of toys included in Fisher-Price recall

MSNBC

Suicide car bomb kills 13 at Iraq police station

A suicide bomber drove a car bomb into an Iraqi police station, killing 13 people, while politicians prepared for a summit to restore a coalition government.

Reuters

Iraqi Mosul al-Qaida leader killed

CNN

Sunnis quit Iraqi cabinet as bombs rock Baghdad

Herald Sun

S. Korea, U.S. won't use force to free Afghan hostages

South Korea and the United States agreed not to use force to free 21 Korean hostages in Afghanistan, but Afghan troops warned villagers of a possible offensive near the captives' location.

Reuters

Special section:

Hostages timeline

CNN

Sudan welcoms U.N. decision on Darfur

Sudan welcomes the U.N. decision to approve a joint African Union-U.N. peacekeeping force for Sudan's strife-torn Darfur region, Khartoum's ambassador to London said.

London Independent

Aid workers criticise U.N. Darfur force

Telegraph.co.uk

The World in Photos .........................................................................
A Kashmiri flower vendor rows his boat as he approaches the floating vegetable market on Dal lake, Srinagar, India. (Photo by Mukhtar Khan / AP)	Josh DiNardo, 10, of Winchester, Mass., naps beneath a fountain in downtown Boston. (Photo by Elise Amendola / AP)	A Bangladeshi flood victim carries drinking water as he wades through flood waters in Sirajgong, 65 miles north of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. (Photo by Pavel Rahman / AP)

NATION

Rice urges deeper Israeli-Palestine talks

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice pressed Israel and the Palestinians to talk about the key issues that would lead to the creation of a Palestinian state.

Reuters

Rice seeks momentum on Mideast peace

Yahoo! News

Desperation rises among South Asia's flood-hit

Desperation is spreading among millions of people made homeless by monsoon flooding in South Asia, with hungry victims clashing with police and looting food as hundreds of villages remained cut off.

The Age

Floods in South Asia

BBC

Cambodia's first step toward justice for Khmer Rouge

Kaing Guek Eav was indicted on charges for the crimes committed by the Khmer Rouge, a radical communist regime that oversaw the deaths of some 1.7 million people in Cambodia in the late 1970s.

Christian Science Monitor

POLITICS

Support for Attorney General Gonzales slips further

Christian Science Monitor

Bush, Dems seek deal on spy bill

Democratic lawmakers said they were moving closer to a deal with President George W. Bush to expand the government's powers to eavesdrop on telephone calls and e-mail from abroad.

Reuters

Pure horserace: Obama talks tough

Freshman Sen. Barack Obama has spent the past week sparring with Hillary Clinton about direct diplomacy with some of America's harshest adversaries.

CBS News

Obama warns over Pakistan strike

BBC

BUSINESS

Imports overtake U.S.-made autos

Sales plunged worse than expected at U.S. automakers in July, allowing import brands to overtake their domestic rivals for the first time.

CNNMoney

Oil prices jump to new record high

Oil prices jumped to a new record and gasoline futures fell on the government’s report of a steep drop in crude inventories and surge in refinery activity.

MSNBC

Marathon Oil settles over price manipulation

MSN Money

SPORTS

Boston starts to rebuild roster, signs House to one-year deal

The Boston Celtics began filling out their trade-depleted roster a day after acquiring Kevin Garnett, agreeing to terms with journeyman guard Eddie House on a one-year, $1.5 million contract.

ESPN

Oakland nabs Culpepper as No. 1 pick Russell remains unsigned

Free agent quarterback Daunte Culpepper signed a one-year contract with Oakland, giving the Raiders a backup plan for top draft pick JaMarcus Russell.

USA Today

HEALTH

Senate panel backs tobacco legislation

A Senate committee embraced legislation that would allow federal regulation of cigarettes for the first time.

Tampa Tribune

Senate panel OK's tobacco bill

CBS News

Now the proof: Work stress does make people mentally ill

A new study found that 14 percent of women and 10 percent of men who were stressed at work suffered depression or anxiety by the age of 32 when they had not had these conditions before.

New Zealand Herald

Study: Genders agree on 'why' of sex

After compiling a list of the 237 reasons people have sex, researchers found that young men and women get intimate for mostly the same motivations.

Indianapolis Star

RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY

Romania mourns church patriarch

The late head of the Romanian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Teoctist, will be buried on Friday, Church leaders say.

BBC

Stefani tour 'too obscene' for Malaysia

Singer Gwen Stefani is reportedly facing calls for her forthcoming concert in Malaysia to be scrapped amid claims by a Muslim student group it is too obscene.

inthenews

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