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Opposition activists take part in a banned anti-Kremlin protest in Moscow as they wave cards reading 31, which is a reference to article 31 of the Russian Constitution, which guarantees the right of assembly.  (Photo by Misha Japaridze / AP) Economic indicator: even cheaper knockoffs Normally knocking off luxury products like $3,000 handbags, criminals are discovering there is money to be made in faking cheaper items like $140 Ugg boots. New York Times Dutch mission ends in Afghanistan The Dutch troop withdrawal from Afghanistan has officially begun, making the Netherlands the first country in Nato's mission to leave. Al Jazeera US casualties in Afghanistan reach record high Boston Globe   Russian police detain 100 during protests Russian security forces violently dispersed opposition rallies in Moscow and St. Petersburg, taking into custody former deputy prime minister Boris Nemtsov and dozens of other protestors. Times of India Opposition figures held after rallies BBC Iran says 3 Americans should stand trial Iran reiterated that three Americans jailed a year ago should stand trial on charges of illegally crossing the country's borders. The Americans' families and the U.S. government say the three are innocent. Associated Press Rally supports US hikers in Iran prison Philadelphia Inquirer Chelsea Clinton weds Marc Mezvinsky in high-security ceremony Chelsea Clinton got what she wanted: a wedding surrounded by family and friends, with the media at arm's length. CBS News Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive NY estate YouTube   NATION Tight times force small towns to cut services offered by police People who live in sparsely populated areas understand that a call to 911 doesn't always mean a quick response. But no reply at all? NPR WikiLeaks suspect vented rage against military on Facebook Bradley Manning, the soldier suspected of leaking Afghan war files, raged against the U.S. army and "society at large" on his Facebook page days before he allegedly downloaded thousands of secret memos. Vancouver Sun WikiLeaks suspect in solitary confinement CNN POLITICS Mullen says US has Iran strike plan, just in case it is necessary The chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff says the U.S. military has a plan to attack Iran, although he thinks a strike is probably a bad idea. MSNBC Ariz. governor considers changing immigration law before hearing A federal appeals court has decided not to step into the controversy over Arizona's tough immigration law until November, leaving state officials to consider other steps they might take in the meantime. Star Tribune The next legal steps in Arizona CNN ENVIRONMENT Cleanup of Mich. river oil spill to take months, damage to wildlife unknown Officials investigating the cause of a huge oil spill along a major river in southern Michigan say it will take months to clean up the mess, and damage to wetlands and wildlife may last considerably longer. Washington Examiner Solar cycle may drive Venice's floods If you want to see Venice while keeping your feet dry, don't go when the sun has lots of spots. Peaks in solar activity cause the city to flood more often, apparently by changing the paths of storms over Europe. New Scientist SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Translation devices for US troops tested Scientists have been conducting evaluations of speech translation systems to assist troops for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. ScienceDaily How science measures up cats and dogs Scientists evaluate how cats and dogs measure up against one another due to thier intelligence and abilities. MSNBC LIVING & ENTERTAINMENT Ansel Adams? The answer's worth millions A building painter in Fresno, Calif., announces negatives he bought for $45 at a yard sale were taken by Ansel Adams. But the renowned photographer's family thinks the story is too good to be true. NPR Work-from-home scams on rise Whether it involves stuffing envelopes, processing medical insurance claims or assembling toys, most victims never get paid for their work or ever recoup their startup fees. ABC News RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY Debate heating up on plans for mosque near Ground Zero An influential Jewish organization announced its opposition to a proposed Islamic center and mosque near Ground Zero, intensifying a fierce national debate about the limits of religious freedom. New York Times Laura Bush to speak at Heritage Christian University fundraiser Former first lady Laura Bush will speak the annual fundraiser of Heritage Christian University to increase scholarship donations. USA TODAY   Columns And Op-Ed The opinions in the items below are not necessarily those of DailySource or our editors. Read more. Blog (Steve Kornacki): Obama not the next LBJ  (Salon) War Room Column (by Chris Matyszczyk): Detergent uses GPS to stalk customers CNET News Blog (John Nichols): On the anniversary of Medicare comes a renewed call for 'Medicare for All'  (The Nation) The Beat Editorial: Obey laws, save cash Orlando Sentinel Column (Amber Hunt): Cops love iPhone data trail Chicago Sun-Times Editorial: A better approach to immigration reform Contra Costa Times Blog (Bill Bonner): News flash: 3 out of 4 economists are wrong The Daily Reckoning  (Christian Science Monitor) Column (Ron Dzwonkowski): Obama always welcome here Detroit Free Press   Site edited by: Brigitte Leschhorn, Anne Lawver, Kristen Toland, Michael Makofka, Selena Williams, Maribel Limon, Walt Chiu, Alexa Even, Paul Wertheim, Adrian Smith and Alen Amini.   GOOD NEWS Buffett-signed Dairy Queen spoon a big scoop for charity A 33-inch, 5-pound red metal spoon bearing the signature of Warren Buffett fetched $4,500 for charity in an online auction on eBay. The proceeds will go to Children’s Miracle Network. MSNBC Local hotel finds cool way to help support nonprofit resort A local Holiday Inn hosted an Ice Cream for Breakfast social for the Give Kids the World Village, a nonprofit resort that offers children with illnesses the opportunity to take a week-long vacation at no cost. Lake City Reporter WORLD UAE to suspend Blackberry service on security fears Blackberry maker Research In Motion was hit with its first major ban after the United Arab Emirates, citing security risks, said Blackberry services would be barred. Reuters Mexico's drug wars: finally going after number 1 With a swift operation, the Mexican military intelligence finally captured Ignacio "Nacho" Coronel, one of the continent's most wanted drug traffickers. TIME Mexico's drug wars TIME BUSINESS Chinese manufacturing grows at slowest pace in 17 months as economy cools China’s manufacturing grew at the slowest pace in 17 months in July as the government clamped down on property speculation and investment in energy-intensive and polluting factories. Bloomberg Bulls brace for earnings hangover After a big rally in July, investors could be in for another bout of economic jitters as the focus shifts from earnings to the weak job market. CNNMoney Many companies reluctant to hire ABC News HEALTH FDA approves Geron's groundbreaking study of embryonic cells A Menlo Park biotech firm will proceed with the world's first human test of a treatment made from embryonic stem cells. San Jose Mercury News Herpes virus treats cancer patients A genetically engineered cold sore virus has been used to treat head and neck cancer patients in a Phase I/II clinical trial run. Medical News Today SPORTS Big Ben plays with 1st team offense Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin stated he will not be locked in with a set rotation at quarterback. But at the opening practice of training camp, Ben Roethlisberger played with the first-team. ESPN Yankees complete Berkman deal The New York Yankees have completed their trade to acquire Lance Berkman from the Houston Astros. Sports Illustrated EDUCATION 1st high school stem cell curriculum The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine has developed the country's first high-school stem cell curriculum, which will be pitched to science teachers. San Francisco Chronicle Gap year between high school and college is just what some students need The gap year option seems to be picking up steam — Stauffer's high school paper, reporting plans of the class of '10, included gap year alongside workforce, military and "undecided." Philadelphia Inquirer   IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Workers fight uphill battle on 401(k) retirement savings When employers first rolled out 401(k) savings plans, the message was clear: Take control of your own retirement destiny and invest wisely. USA TODAY   Photo of the Day Athletes are seen during the swimming competition in the Alpsea during the ITU Long Distance Triathlon World Championships in Immenstadt, Germany.  (Photo by Daniel Maurer / AP)	DailySource Most Popular Most viewed Most shared Most recent Connect with Us Or enter Amazon via the box below and they will donate 4-7% of all purchases you make in the next 24 hours to us. Take a Quick Tour The Daily Quote Never regret. If it's good, it's wonderful. If it's bad, it's experience. 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