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Workers board up a hotel in La Ceiba, eastern Honduras. Hurricane Felix roared ashore early Tuesday as a fearsome Category 5 storm hitting the swampy Nicaraguan-Hondurian border, home to thousands of Miskito Indians dependent on canoes to make their way to safety. (Photo by Esteban Felix / AP)

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Congress returns from summer break; Iraq tops agenda

Congress returns from its summer recess, still split along partisan lines about whether there's progress in Iraq and which policy would best protect U.S. security interests.

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Detroit Free Press

Mines a known hazard where girls fell

The desert hillsides are known as a risky playground, where a derelict mine shaft swallowed two sisters out riding an all-terrain vehicle, killing one.

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Yahoo! News

Category 5 Felix strikes Central America

Hurricane Felix made landfall as a fearsome Category 5 storm - the first time in recorded history that two top-scale storms have come ashore in the same season.

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Felix heads to Central America

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BBC

Iraqi court upholds death sentence for 'Chemical Ali'

An Iraqi appeals court upheld the death sentence against Saddam Hussein's cousin, widely known as "Chemical Ali", for masterminding a genocidal campaign against Iraq's Kurds in the 1980s.

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Reuters

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Hassan al-Majeed, also known as 'Chemical Ali'

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Reuters

Suicide bombs kill scores in Pakistan

Two coordinated suicide bombings in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi have left 25 people dead and 66 wounded.

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Daily Telegraph

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Pakistan bomb blast

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NATION

China denies Pentagon cyber-raid

China has denied reports that its military hacked into the computer network of the U.S. Department of Defense in Washington.

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BBC

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100-year-old's Olympic dream

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Californians left in the dark as heat wave continues into seventh day

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POLITICS

Senator's children: Craig was a 'victim of circumstance' in sex sting

Two of Sen. Larry Craig's children said they questioned him explicitly about "what exactly happened in that bathroom" where he was arrested and believe his assertions that he isn't gay.

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San Jose Mercury News

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Senator's children speak out

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ABC News

How Thompson hurt his own prospects - and helped Romney's

Thompson's decision to delay his entry not only damaged his own prospects but, more importantly, breathed life into a Romney candidacy that easily could have been snuffed out before it had begun.

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Real Clear Politics

BUSINESS

Success story: university endowments

University endowment managers may be little-known, but they invest more than $340 billion and have an uncanny knack for beating the market.

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CNBC

Subprime woes hit outsourcers

When the subprime crisis hit in early August, the global contagion was largely limited to the banking sector in Europe and some parts of Asia.

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SPORTS

Pedro returns from surgery, beats Reds

Back on the mound for the first time in almost a year, Pedro Martinez got his 3,000th career strikeout and led the resurgent New York Mets to a 10-4 win over the Cincinnati Reds.

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Martinez makes history in return

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ESPN

Mickelson gets his day against Woods

Tiger vs. Phil down the stretch — the finish at the Deutsche Bank was just what the FedEx Cup (and Mickelson) needed: a back-nine duel that left Lefty the winner.

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ESPN

HEALTH

Obese toddlers have iron deficiency

Pudgy toddlers have an alarmingly high rate of iron deficiency, and Hispanic youngsters are more affected than other groups, a new study finds.

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ABC News

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Obesity risk may start in the womb

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KCAL

Bipolar diagnoses in younger people show huge increase

The number of young people treated for bipolar disorder increased 40-fold in the United States between 1994 and 2003, according to a new study.

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HealthDay

RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY

U.S. churches find financial transparency

The growth of megachurches in the United States has spawned mega revenues, leading many to find the financial light and embrace transparency.

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Yahoo! News

Study: Psychiatrists least religious of U.S. doctors

U.S. psychiatrists generally are less likely to be Protestant or Roman Catholic than other types of doctors, according to a study.

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Scientific American

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GOOD NEWS

Fried cookie dough wins Texas State Fair award for 'best taste'

Oh sure, it sounds like making fried cookie dough would be a cinch, but Abel Gonzales says there's more to it than meets the fryer.

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Fried cookie dough nabs top honors at fair

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KCAL

Scottish woman becomes first female Beefeater

A 42-year-old Scottish woman became the first female "Beefeater", taking up her post as a guardian of Britain's Tower of London.

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Female Beefeater's debut

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WORLD

Police nab 8 terror suspects in Denmark

Danish police said they had averted a terrorist attack with the arrest of eight men allegedly linked to al-Qaida and in possession of explosives.

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Danish police foil suspected terror plot

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EuroNews

Opposition 'wins' Jamaica elections

Jamaica's opposition Labour Party has won the country's parliamentary elections, defeating the People's National Party led by Portia Simpson Miller, the country's first woman prime minister.

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Al Jazeera

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Jamaica's poll bloodbath

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Guardian

One South Korean's story of abduction and repatriation

In 1997, 22 years after his fishing boat was seized by North Korea, Choi Wook Il's family in South Korea received their first word from him.

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International Herald Tribune

ENVIRONMENT

Saving the most endangered birds

The U.K.-based nonprofit BirdLife International has launched an ambitious new campaign to save 189 critically endangered bird species around the world from extinction over the next five years.

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E Magazine

Climate change proves trickier than trade for Pacific Rim nations

Pacific Rim nations bickered over a proposal to curb global warming, while host Australia said even a modest agreement on climate change would be a success for leaders.

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International Herald Tribune

LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT

Murray explains golf cart incident

Bill Murray says he was just dropping people off after a party when he was stopped in downtown Stockholm driving a golf cart.

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Forbes

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Bill Murray could face DUI charge in Sweden

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'Halloween' ends summer with a new Labor Day record

Summer at the movies is officially over, and Rob Zombie's re-imagining of "Halloween" broke records with a $31 million opening.

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Entertainment Weekly

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Spaceport America: first looks at a new space terminal

Architectural and engineering teams have begun shaping the look and feel of New Mexico's Spaceport America, taking the wraps off new images that showcase the futuristic facility.

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Space.com

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New pictures of space galaxies

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BBC

Bug warfare discovered in dinosaur era

The discovery of a bug that roamed with the dinosaurs has shown that insects were equipped with chemical weapons much earlier than thought.

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LiveScience

EDUCATION

As New Orleans restarts schools, most are charter schools

In three New Orleans neighborhoods, young teachers and administrators at charter schools are preparing with haste for the doors to swing open.

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Christian Science Monitor

Students use fingerprint scanners to pay for lunch

The speed-walking herd of ravenous Covington Catholic High School students hits the doors of the cafeteria seconds after the 11:20 a.m. bell signaled that the soup was on.

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Cincinnati Post

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Discrimination linked to health problems among minorities

Routine, even subtle, racial discrimination places significant mental stress on minorities that may provoke the development of chronic illness, new research suggests.

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Clowns perform in front of La Moneda presidential palace in Santiago, Chile, announcing the beginning of the circus season. (Photo by Santiago Llanquin / AP)

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