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The 1,200-ton aid ship 'Rachel Corrie' approaches the port of Ashdod, Israel. Israeli forces seized the Gaza-bound aid vessel swiftly and without meeting resistance, preventing it from breaking a naval blockade of the Hamas-ruled territory days after a similar effort turned bloody. (Photo by Tsafrir Abayov / AP)

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Focus on Gaza hardship after raid

The frustrated attempts by activists to sail boats like the Rachel Corrie to Gaza has thrown the spotlight on life inside the territory under Israel's blockade.

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BBC

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Israel may allow future aids into Gaza

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White population in state 'below the replacement' level

California's white population has declined since 2000 at an unprecedented rate, hastening the day when Hispanics will be the state's largest population group, according to newly released state figures.

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San Francisco Chronicle

BP: Majority of leaking oil is being captured

A containment cap fitted onto a leaking well in the Gulf of Mexico is capturing 10,000 barrels of oil per day, BP Chief Executive Tony Hayward said.

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MSNBC

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Ecological damage could last decades

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Washington Post

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Obama stands behind Gulf businesses

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MSNBC

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Disaster in the Gulf

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CBS News

Pfizer drug targets gene flaw to shrink lung tumors

An experimental pill from Pfizer shrank tumors in patients with a rare form of lung cancer that is caused by a defective gene, a study showed.

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Bloomberg

Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina could make GOP history

The Republican Party, which has never nominated a woman for governor or the U.S. Senate in California, has the potential to make history and field a ticket headed by two women.

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San Jose Mercury News

NATION

Obesity increases perils of childbearing

As Americans have grown fatter over time, all that extra weight has also become a burden in the maternity ward.

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Immigration law supporters rally in Ariz.

Nearly 1,000 people rallied in scorching temperatures to speak out against people giving Arizona heat for its controversial new immigration law.

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CNN

2 NJ men arrested on terrorism charges

A newspaper reports that two New Jersey men who allegedly intended to kill American troops in Somalia have been arrested at a New York City airport.

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USA TODAY

POLITICS

Clapper, current intelligence chief, named to head spy agencies

James R. Clapper, the Pentagon's current intelligence chief, is appointed by President Barack Obama as director of national intelligence — the fourth since the post was created in 2004.

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NPR

Obama names retired general new intelligence chief

President Barack Obama named retired general James Clapper as his new director of national intelligence, selecting a defense veteran to coordinate action between numerous U.S. intelligence agencies.

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Reuters

LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT

2 South Philadelphia vets fight to honor D-Day leadership

Two South Philadelphia natives fought across Europe as members of the unit made famous by the best-selling book "Band of Brothers." Now both 87, the veterans are fighting together again.

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Philadelphia Inquirer

Dolphin film screening canceled in Tokyo

Tokyo screenings of "The Cove," an Oscar-winning documentary about a grisly annual dolphin hunt have been canceled over planned protests by conservatives who say the film is anti-Japanese.

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Reuters

SPORTS

Remembering John Wooden, the Wizard of Westwood

John Wooden, the former UCLA basketball coach who died, at 99, could lay claim to his own honorific. No great coach in history was more beloved, and no beloved coach was greater, than the Wizard of Westwood.

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TIME

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Today's coaches should emulate Wooden

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ESPN

Special section:

Remembering John Wooden

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USA TODAY

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Former UCLA coach John Wooden dies at 99

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MSNBC

Schiavone makes history with shock French Open success

Francesca Schiavone became the first Italian woman to win a Grand Slam tennis title when she overpowered Samantha Stosur at the French Open.

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Emotional win for Schiavone

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ENVIRONMENT

Cyclone Phet kills 15 in Oman

The toll from Cyclone Phet, which battered Oman before barrelling towards Pakistan, has risen to 15, with 13 more deaths reported in the sultanate, a civil defense force official said.

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Making every day World Environment Day

Amid rising temperatures and sea level, also rises increasing awareness about World Environment Day, as it is celebrated around the globe.

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RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY

Seeking samadhi

Reclaim the wholeness that's your birthright with the final three limbs of Patanjali's classical yoga.

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Yoga Journal

Pope: Bishop's murder will not hurt dialogue with Islam

Pope Benedict XVI said that the killing of a leading Catholic bishop in Turkey should not overshadow dialogue with Islam.

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Kansas City Star

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GOOD NEWS

Jail inmates help care for 750 animals

After two sizeable seizures in one week's time, the Polk County Sheriff's Office is now taking care of more than 750 animals.

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Central Florida News

Young entrepreneurs aim to marry best of nonprofits and business

The Unreasonable Institute brings together about 60 mentors with 25 international fellows. The first 25 of vetted applicants to raise $6,500 win.

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Denver Post

WORLD

World agrees on Iran nuclear sanctions, Medvedev says

Diplomacy is still the preferred path to resolve the issue, Russian leader says in joint press conference with German Chancellor Merkel.

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Haaretz

Egyptians wedded to Israelis to lose citizenship

An Egyptian appeals court upheld a ruling that orders the country's Interior Ministry to strip the citizenship from Egyptians married to Israeli women.

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CBS News

BUSINESS

Wiser, cautious luxury retail buyers are back in the game

The SRX SUV is selling quickly at Ed Morse Cadillac in Tampa. At the Ed Morse in Brandon, overall sales for April were about triple what they were a year ago. Luxury spending is up in other sectors, too.

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St. Petersburg Times

Unemployed for 6 month? Odds of finding work begin to drop

If you lose your job these days, it's worth scrambling to find a new one — fast. After six months of unemployment, your chances of landing work dwindle.

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Star Tribune

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Where are the jobs?

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ABC News

HEALTH

McDonald's recall of 'Shrek' glasses

Parents expressed mixed reactions to the massive McDonald's recall of Shrek glasses with painted designs containing cadmium.

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Adolescent brains biologically wired to engage in risky behavior

There are biological motivations behind the stereotypically poor decisions and risky behavior associated with adolescence, new research from a University of Texas at Austin psychologist reveals.

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Medical News Today

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Will Jobs still wow with next iPhone?

Apple comes to its annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco next week in unfamiliar fashion

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San Francisco Chronicle

The psychology of Darth Vader revealed

Anakin Skywalker's eventual transformation into Darth Vader might have more to do with psychological issues than the Force, researchers hint.

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LiveScience

EDUCATION

Achieving Hispanic college success

More Hispanic students are enrolling in college, but a disproportionate number drop out with debt instead of degrees. But some researchers argue it's what the colleges do that matters.

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USA TODAY

What causes campus drinking?

At a conference about how college officials can solve the problem of student alcohol abuse, one speaker took an unexpected stance: Colleges can't do much to stop it.

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EducationNews.org

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Lip reading cell phone promises end to noisy phone calls

Technology that could see an end to people talking loudly on their cell phones has been shown off by researchers. The prototype device could allow people to conduct silent phone conversations.

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BBC

Photo of the Day

An Indian man carries a sack as he walks along the shores of the Arabian Sea as pre-monsoon clouds hover above Mumbai, India. (Photo by Rafiq Maqbool / AP)

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