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• Former JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater says he wasn’t fired, he quit – New York Daily News
• Fighting Off Any Drama, Venus Williams Shows Toughness in Victory – New York Times
• US soldiers help repel deadly attack on Iraq army headquarters – Los Angeles Times
• Clinton to arrive in Jerusalem this month for peace talks – Jerusalem Post
• Clinton to arrive in Jerusalem this month for peace talks – Jerusalem Post
• Clinton to arrive in Jerusalem for peace talks – Jerusalem Post
• FACTBOX-Canadian energy companies assess Earl’s impact – Reuters
• Death toll in Guatemala landslides rises to 36 – AFP
• Taliban Vows to Disrupt Afghan Elections – Voice of America
• Vatican: stoning in Iran adultery case ‘brutal’ – The Associated Press
• Wake up New Zealand – Stuff.co.nz
• Taliban threaten to attack Afghan polling stations – The Associated Press
• Official: Obama backing research tax credits – The Associated Press
• Eta ‘declares ceasefire’: Spaniards react – BBC News
• Barak: Israel unlikely to extend current settlement curbs – Jerusalem Post
• Republican New School Flexes Clout Ahead of November – FOXNews
• A new blowout preventer has been placed on the capped well – CNN
• ‘Don’t give up,’ plane crash survivors tell trapped miners – CNN International
• Afghans pull money from major bank – Aljazeera.net
• Dagestan’s president arrives in blast-hit Buinaksk – RIA Novosti
• Adult services censored on Craigslist – CNN
• Damaged blowout preventer raised to Gulf surface – USA Today
• Relatives describe emotions as they awaited news of Chilean miners – CNN
• Far from perfect debut, but Kelly’s changing Notre Dame culture – CBSSports.com
• Prosecutors Detail Abuse in Brooklyn Girl’s Last Days – New York Times
• Protest over French gypsy crackdown – The Press Association
• BP well declared to be no longer a threat to gulf – Los Angeles Times
• Fire Damages Sanitation Department Facility On Pier – NY1
• Tony Blair’s book signing in Dublin mixes Good Friday with bad Iraq – The Guardian
• NTSB investigates San Francisco Bay plane crash – The Associated Press
• Muslims tread carefully around proposed mosque near ground zero – Christian Science Monitor
• Source: Arizona Cardinals to cut ties with QB Matt Leinart – ESPN
• Jan Brewer corrects the record on headless bodies in the desert – Christian Science Monitor
• Nine die as plane crashes in flames – New Zealand Herald
• Hurricane Earl doesn’t live up to the hype, whips past NYC and Long Island … – New York Daily News
• Pakistani Flooding Impacts Fight Against Militants – Voice of America
• Comedian Robert Schimmel dies after car accident – The Associated Press
• White House Faces Political Headaches Over Jobs Ahead of Labor Day – ABC News
• White House Faces Political Headaches Over Jobs Ahead of Labor Day – ABC News
• Your Letters: Bay St. Louis; Glenn Beck Rally – NPR
• UPS Cargo Plane Crashes Near Dubai – Wall Street Journal
• Jerry Brown says he’d be a frugal governor – San Francisco Chronicle
• Internet campaign launched to move Tony Blair’s book – Telegraph.co.uk
• Candidate Maes says he’s in race to the end – Grand Junction Sentinel
• Economy just treading water – Washington Post
• BP replaces failed blowout preventer on Gulf well – Reuters
• ‘There Is Power in a Union,’ by Philip Dray – San Francisco Chronicle
• USA TODAY Idol Chatter: Candid commentary on American Idol performances – USA Today
• Scientist Sets Off Security Scare, Not His First, at Miami Airport – New York Times
• Peres hails ‘promising start’ of newly launched talks – Jerusalem Post
• Mother of slain camper files claim in Phoenix – The Associated Press
• Arizona colleges accused of immigrant discrimination – Los Angeles Times
• Suicide Bomber Kills 53 at Shiite Protest – New York Times
• Calif city to subpoena ex-official in salary probe – BusinessWeek
• Idaho’s jobless rate edges up, work force declines – BusinessWeek
• Obama Sets Summit With Southeast Asian Leaders in New York – BusinessWeek
• Fan trio in US Open brawl banned from Flushing tennis tourney until 2013 as … – New York Daily News
• Duke Nukem Forever to see light of day after all – CNET
• New Yorkers split over mosque planned near Ground Zero – The Guardian
• Fox News Poll: 78 Percent Favor Term Limits On Congress – FOXNews
• Suicide Bombing at Pakistan Shi’ite Rally Kills 53 – Voice of America
• Analysis: Dems out of jobs options before election – The Associated Press
• Tea party’s Joe Miller: What he plans if Alaska sends him to Washington – Washington Post
• Plane ‘crashes on Dubai highway’ – BBC News
• Police search landfill for slain man’s missing son – The Associated Press
• Suicide Bombing at Pakistan Shi’ite Rally Kills 43 – Voice of America
• Middle East peace talks are ‘doomed to fail’, says Ahamdinejad – The Guardian
• News: Facebook May Be Blocking Ping – The Mac Observer
• News: Facebook May Be Blocking Ping – The Mac Observer
• Kirk Calls For Federal Spending Controls – MyStateline.com
• Pakistan bomb attack leaves at least 42 dead – Telegraph.co.uk
• California to use new type of nationwide school tests – Los Angeles Times
• Apple’s Ping a Scammers Haven? Security Experts Say Watch Out – PC World
• Ariz. immigration law’s legal costs could top $1 million – USA Today
• NJ Man Left Grandson in Pa. Casino Lot – FOXNews
• Police say attacks on Pakistani minorities kill 23 – The Associated Press
• Philippine President;takes responsibility for hostage operation – Hindustan Times
• Mexican army kills dozens of drug suspects – The Guardian
• Does it matter who William Hague shares a hotel room with? – The Guardian
• India Maoists ‘kill police hostage’ in Bihar state – BBC News
• Ohio: Fox Accused of Illegal Help in Campaign – New York Times
• Gang members grumble over police, anger parents of slaying victims – Chicago Tribune
• Quinn: Prisons chief Michael Randle wasn’t forced out – Chicago Tribune
• Judge Overturns Nebraska Ban on Mutilating Flags – FOXNews
• Candidates for California Senate Seat Come to Debate Ready for Battle – New York Times
• Independent Windsor to Decide Next Week Whether to Back Gillard or Abbott – Bloomberg
• 65th anniversary of World War II’s end marked – Washington Post
• President to aides: Find economic spark – CNN
• 4 taken into custody after shots fired near Seattle middle school – Northwest Cable News
• Obama to hold press conference next Friday – Reuters
• Apple iTunes Ping: Hands On – PC Magazine
• Calif man gets death for sex-killing of 5-year-old – The Associated Press
• DMV to be open longer after computer breakdown – The Virginian-Pilot
• Union leader Trumka’s bleak view under a Republican-led House – Christian Science Monitor
• Bernanke Empowered – Bloomberg
• Elizabeth Warren drops a class, spurs speculation – Boston Globe
• Dell walks away from 3Par bidding battle – Financial Times
• At Discovery building, all-clear after deadly James J. Lee standoff – Washington Post
• Burger King sold for £2.6bn – The Guardian
• Tony Blair memoirs ‘break sale records’ – BBC News
• Bernanke says govt must follow through on new law – Reuters
• AM Top News: Number of illegal immigrants in US declines – The Star-Ledger – NJ.com
• Apple TV, ‘Ping’ and iTunes — what it means – Computerworld
• Pakistan mourns as Lahore toll up – BBC News
• Factbox: Pakistan’s Mehsud charged in CIA killings – Reuters
• After Obama’s Iraq Speech, Afghans Worry About U.S. Commitment – TIME
• Whitman criticizes Schwarzenegger for budget delay – BusinessWeek
• Vanity Fair: Sarah Palin’s ‘sad and moldering strangeness’ – Washington Post
• Manufacturing Growth Speeds Up – Wall Street Journal
• Chiles abandons independent bid for governor – MiamiHerald.com
• Apple Takes Aim at Cable With Tiny New Apple TV – Wired News
• Team USA Clinches Group B by Beating Iran – FanHouse
• Netherlands frees Yemeni suspects – BBC News
• Calif. Senate nixes BPA ban in baby products bill – BusinessWeek
• Is Glenn Beck preaching Mormon ‘restoration’ theology? – Washington Post (blog)
• Doctor found dead, lodged in boyfriend’s chimney, police say – CNN
• Assange rape investigation reopened – Aljazeera.net
• California Strikes Down Proposal to Ban Plastic Bags – ABC News
• Pakistani PM: Floods slow growth, raise inflation – Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Queens Rep. Joseph Crowley says he’s clean in House ethics probe – New York Daily News
• President Obama’s new Oval Office at White House has distinct NY accent – New York Daily News
• 747 makes it back to SFO after engine fails – San Francisco Chronicle
• Mexico hopes Barbie’s arrest brings calm – National Post
• US: West Bank attack shows how far enemies of peace will go – Ha’aretz
• Court says gay couples can’t divorce in Texas – The Associated Press
• Congressional Black Caucus Foundation head’s harsh comments target Rep. Eddie … – Dallas Morning News
• Calif. lawmakers take up competing budget plans – BusinessWeek
• Xbox 360 Wireless Controller Settles an Old Debate – PC World
• Following tradition, Obama redecorates Oval Office – MiamiHerald.com
• Stalled Jobs Bill Killing Small Business Hiring – AOL News
• France Defends Its Policy on Roma – Wall Street Journal
• Pawlenty directs state to decline health reform – msnbc.com
• Gmail promo for Priority Inbox creeps out Chrome users – Computerworld
• Oval Office extreme makeover – CNN
• Beck Starts News Site, Reports New Beck News Site – TIME
• OC man arrested on suspicion of killing wife – San Jose Mercury News
• US Home Prices Rose 1% in June – New York Times
• China prods N.Korea on economic reform – AFP
• Slovakia Stunned by Rampaging Gunman – New York Times
• Afghanistan bomb attacks kill twenty-one US soldiers in 48 hours – Telegraph.co.uk
• Galaxy S Smartphones Top 1M Units Shipped – InternetNews.com
• Russian pilots released in Darfur – BBC News
• South Africa wage offer increased – BBC News
• ‘The Butterfly Mosque’ by G. Willow Wilson – Los Angeles Times
• Beck’s marriage of politics and religion raising questions – Washington Post
• Abbott ramps up pressure on Gillard – The Australian
• House Democratic campaign arm goes negative – The Associated Press
• Bomb squad blows up Civil War cannonballs in Ga. – The Associated Press
• suspicious package at airport – Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Hurricane Earl path may cross Long Island, Cape Cod before Labor Day – Christian Science Monitor
• FDA reports numerous violations at egg farms – CNN
• PRUDEN: Nursing a hangover from a ‘tea party’ – Washington Times
• Report: Climate science panel needs change at top – Houston Chronicle
• Hurricane Earl a Category 4 and getting stronger – CNN
• New Orleans’ Lower Ninth: Katrina’s Forgotten Victim? – TIME
• Biden in Iraq for Talks and Handover – New York Times
• A ‘Family’ Celebration at the Emmys – New York Times
• Roger Clemens pleads not guilty to perjury, obstruction charges – Los Angeles Times
• Obama to return to Milwaukee for Labor Day – Milwaukee Small Business Times
• Sources: Manny appears headed to White Sox – SI.com
• Suspect in Alaska police killings surrenders – msnbc.com
• GOP Sen. Tom Coburn Says Newt Gingrich "Last Person" He’d Support for President – CBS News
• Paris Hilton to Be Charged With Drug Felony, Report Says – FOXNews
• Poll: There’s a "glimmer of hope" for Democrats in the Senate race – Anchorage Daily News
• German central bank says Sarrazin hurting its image – Reuters
• GBI to investigate antifreeze killer Lynn Turner’s death – Atlanta Journal Constitution
• Court ‘sets aside’ Cuccinelli demand for U.Va. records – The Virginian-Pilot
• Somali Government Appeals for Help as Islamists Advance – Voice of America
• Sanofi: To Consider All Options After Genzyme Rejects Bid – Wall Street Journal
• Crist’s Fine Line Keeps Getting Finer – The Washington Independent
• Chilean miner proposes from 2300 feet underground – msnbc.com
• Deputy slaying suspect captured – Salt Lake Tribune
• 2 die after Indonesian volcano erupts again – CNN
• Philippines allows HK police to probe hijack killings – AFP
• Lupica: Shock jock Glenn Beck has a dream – New York Daily News
• PM’s two-party lead under threat – The Australian
• Hundreds Attend Vigil for Slain Kan. Cheerleader – FOXNews
• San Jose police kill 42-year-old man wielding knife – San Jose Mercury News
• Mayor killed in Mexican border state – CNN
• Shootings leaves Mormon official, suspect dead – The Associated Press
• Obama Not Worried About Muslim Rumors – CBS News
• Teachers blast LA Times for releasing teacher effectiveness rankings – Los Angeles Times
• Rumors he’s Muslim don’t faze Obama – Boston Globe
• Obama not worried about Muslim rumors – Los Angeles Times
• Obama not worried about Muslim rumors – Los Angeles Times
• Suspect in five Arizona killings apparently kills self – CNN
• Imam Says Politics Has Stoked Controversy Over Center – New York Times
• Obama says US economy not growing fast enough – Reuters
• Obama Pledges Commitment to New Orleans – New York Times
• Obama Plans Refinancing Aid, Loans for Jobless Homeowners, HUD Chief Says – Bloomberg
• Top Education Officials Spar Over Teacher Reform, Student Success – ABC News
• South Korea’s Lee Suffers Latest Blow as Premier-Nominee Quits – BusinessWeek
• Dems’ bright spots in foreboding election year – The Associated Press
• Dems’ bright spots in foreboding election year – The Associated Press
• Floods swamp fresh Pakistan town – BBC News
• W.Va. Gov. Wins Democratic Primary for US Senate – ABC News
• Broward GOP stresses solidarity – MiamiHerald.com
• Obama to hit campaign trail after island vacation – Boston Globe
• UFC 118: Edgar vs. Penn 2 updates – Los Angeles Times
• Poll shows DC Mayor Fenty getting more credit than support in primary race … – Washington Post
• Guards open fire during ‘major riot’ at California prison – CNN
• Cop-shooting suspect arrested near border – San Francisco Chronicle
• Injured Fremont officer identified, stolen car found in Hayward – San Jose Mercury News
• EPA denies bid to ban lead in hunting ammunition – The Associated Press
• Police: 2 dead after Lynn man fleeing cops crashes – Boston Herald
• Qaeda in Iraq Says It Was Behind Latest Attacks – New York Times
• Park51 developer Sharif El-Gamal has a history of run-ins with the law – New York Daily News
• NJ education commissioner Bret Schundler fired after $400M mistake – New York Daily News
• France’s crackdown on Romas continues, hundreds deported – Hindustan Times
• State Dept. contractor charged in leak to news organization – Washington Post
• Immigration backlog stirs move to release some US detainees – Washington Post
• Co-founder of Microsoft sues tech giants – Washington Post
• New breach in Pakistan flood levee – The Associated Press
• Police say exchange of fire erupts in NW Pakistan – The Associated Press
• United, Continental Cleared for Merger – TheStreet.com
• Mexico killings detective missing – BBC News
• North Korea threatens nuclear "holy war" if attacked – Reuters
• NRA declines to endorse Reid in Nevada Senate race – The Associated Press
• Daughter of a US Envoy Is Killed in a 22-Floor Fall – New York Times
• Democrats highlight Bush, ‘extremism’ in House battle – CNN
• Jackson Hole Debate on Recession Risk Shows Bernanke Challenge – Bloomberg
• Attack Suspect Held at Hospital – Wall Street Journal
• HBT: Strasburg can come back from Tommy John surgery – msnbc.com
• Miss. school reverses race-based rules for student elections – msnbc.com
• Bitter religious fighting over mosque plays right into al-Qaeda’s hands – Washington Post (blog)
• Imports lead to sharp downward revision to GDP – MarketWatch
• Vacationing President Obama Goes Golfing With Mayor Michael Bloomberg – CBS News
• Sacramento Firefighters Respond to Jet Blue Flight 262 Landing Accident – Fire Department Network News
• USA Today Will Reorganize and Shed Jobs – New York Times
• Democratic leader predicts party will keep House majority – USA Today
• Holdout juror at Blagojevich trial explains vote – USA Today
• Third suspect appears in court on terror charge – CTV.ca
• HP Lifts Bid For 3Par To $2B, Topping Dell Again – Wall Street Journal
• 2nd-quarter GDP growth revised down to an anemic 1.6% – Los Angeles Times
• Kenya Charter Ceremony Overshadowed by Suspected Genocide Guest al-Bashir – Bloomberg
• Netflix Launches iPhone, iPod Touch App – InformationWeek
• Google fixes Gmail bug that re-sent e-mail messages – Reuters
• Charges against Blagojevich brother dropped – Chicago Sun-Times
• India blocks China defence ties – BBC News
• Suspects planned explosive devices in Canada: RCMP – Toronto Star
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 3 storm – The Associated Press
• Salmonella in outbreak confirmed at 2 Iowa farms – Washington Post
• Shaky economy alters tax-cut dynamic in Congress – Washington Post
• Perjury Inquiry by Prosecutor in Albany May Outlast the Governor’s Term – New York Times
• Dow Closes Below 10000 – TheStreet.com
• Arizona Files Argument Against Immigration Ruling – BusinessWeek
• Australia’s Greens ‘Making Progress’ With Gillard – BusinessWeek
• China silent on North Korea’s Kim visit – Reuters
• Gay Bush Aide? No Bombshell in Age of Fiscal Issues – New York Times
• Federal government wants to hit American Airlines with a record fine – Washington Post
• Conservative Democrat quips that Pelosi might die – The Associated Press
• Flint slasher suspect ordered held without bond – Detroit Free Press
• Draw constantly from Mother Teresa’s example, says Pope Benedict XVI – The Hindu
• Google Expands Real-Time Search – InformationWeek
• Toyota recalls 2005-08 model Corollas, Matrix for engine stalling – USA Today
• Controversy and Social Security Cuts – The Washington Independent
• US STOCKS-Markets tick higher after jobless claims dip – Reuters
• Kim Travels to China to Visit School – Wall Street Journal
• Protest Set on Mother Teresa Decision – New York Times
• Canadian hurt in hostage-taking leaves Manila – CBC.ca
• Assange: Swedish charge still unclear – CNN
• Police search for spy-murder clues – The Press Association
• Ground zero’s boundaries evolve in mosque debate – The Associated Press
• Lawyers take over at spill inquiry – Washington Post
• Santa Rosa stop comes as Brown steps out more – San Francisco Chronicle
• Three-way Fla. Senate race begins without a clear favorite – Washington Post
• Japanese politician launches attack on ‘River Kwai’ Britons – Telegraph.co.uk
• Family and friends quietly mark anniversary of Kennedy’s death – Boston Globe
• Henan Air President Removed After 42 Killed in China Crash, Xinhua Reports – Bloomberg
• Attacks Fly in New Jersey for Losing Out on $400 Million Education Grant – New York Times
• Judge says DeLay can get fair trial in Austin – Houston Chronicle
• Pentagon’s cybersecurity plans have a Cold War chill – Washington Post
• Survey: 17.2 Million Drunk Drivers Last Year – ABC News
• What made a church-going bank worker dump a cat in a wheelie bin? – Daily Mail
• Attacks in Iraq kill 56, raise fears of insurgents – The Associated Press
• Australian Lawmakers Seek Roadmap – Wall Street Journal
• Call of confidence? Obama phones advisers Boehner wants axed – USA Today
• WikiLeaks releases ‘CIA report’ – CNN
• Gloom and Confusion in the Stem Cell Community – TIME
• Lohan Ordered to Undergo Strict Outpatient Care – Wall Street Journal
• National Journal Hires Major Garrett From Fox News – New York Times (blog)
• Vermont Democratic Gov. Race Too Close to Call – CBS News
• New home sales hit lowest level – Washington Post
• New home sales drop 12.4% to record low – CNNMoney
• Two Spanish Police, Translator, Killed in Afghanistan – BusinessWeek
• Govt trying to end regime of nuclear apartheid: PM – NDTV.com
• NTSB Suggests Poor Visibility in Plane Crash Involving Former Sen. Stevens – Wall Street Journal
• McCain prevails but road ahead unclear – msnbc.com
• Fresh Fighting Erupts in Mogadishu – Voice of America
• Dan Quayle’s son wins congressional primary – Boston Globe
• Poll: Obama’s Education Approval Ratings Drop – NPR
• Mosque Project Near NYC’s Ground Zero Tests U.S. Freedoms, Bloomberg Says – Bloomberg
• State GOP chairman repels intraparty challenge – MiamiHerald.com
• Dire Predictions for Drilling Ban in Gulf Are Not Yet Seen – New York Times
• Alex Sink wins Fla. Democratic gubernatorial nod – Washington Post
• Ousted Agriculture official spurns new federal job offer – Los Angeles Times
• Wildfire forces evacuations in Southern California – Houston Chronicle
• Erica Blasberg Death Declared a Suicide – ABC News
• High-school exam rates rising, especially among minorities – San Jose Mercury News
• Official: 3 dead after gravel truck crushes Santa Barbara house – San Jose Mercury News
• China Traffic Jam Could Last Into September – Wall Street Journal
• US Meets Aug. 31 Troop Target in Iraq – New York Times
• Power problems snarl Amtrak, commuters in busy Northeast – USA Today
• Woman has lucky escape as Nepal air crash kills 14 – Times of India
• Tiger Woods Divorce: Golf Phenom Already Getting Propositioned – ABC News
• Pakistan confronts health crisis – BBC News
• OSHA fines SeaWorld $75000 in death of trainer – Washington Post
• Mideast peace talks: Are Israel, Palestine just going through the motions? – Xinhua
• Abbott’s Coalition May Form Australian Government, Goldman Says – BusinessWeek
• 22-year-old Mexico woman crowned Miss Universe – The Associated Press
• LIRR Passengers Wait It Out At Penn Station – NY1
• Abbott seizes on Labor’s ‘civil war’ – The Australian
• Former Marine Cesar Laurean Found Guilty of Pregnant Colleague Murder – ABC News
• Storm knocks down tree that cheered Anne Frank – BusinessWeek
• Biden: Iraqis Ready to ‘Take Charge’ as US Forces Withdraw – FOXNews
• Court battle to decide fate of mysterious Tea Party – Detroit Free Press
• Republican Chuck Hagel backs Democrat in Pa. Senate race – USA Today
• Michelle Obama, Laura Bush to unite for 9/11 memorial event – Christian Science Monitor
• "Ground Zero Mosque" Imam: Controversy Is a "Sign of Success" – CBS News
• Tech Stocks Slump As HP Takes On Dell – Forbes
• 26 killed in 2 Pakistan bombings – Los Angeles Times
• FDA chief on salmonella: Agency needs more authority – USA Today
• Spanish aid workers freed – CNN International
• ‘Long-simmering dispute’ sparks deadly spree – msnbc.com
• How Do You Pronounce ‘Nevada?’ You’re Probably Wrong – TIME
• UK public ‘shaming world politicians’ over Pakistan aid – BBC News
• Swedish Prosecutors To Comment On WikiLeaks Case Later Monday – Wall Street Journal
• Taliban momentum reversed in Afghanistan, Gen Petraeus says – Telegraph.co.uk
• ‘Grim Sleeper’ arraignment set for Monday – CNN
• Police still searching for gunman – MiamiHerald.com
• Whitman softens stance on US health care law – San Francisco Chronicle
• Iran’s President Unveils New Long-Range Drone Aircraft – New York Times
• Jean to Appeal Ban On Haiti Candidacy – Wall Street Journal
• Texas salmonella cases could be linked to egg recall – WFAA
• Australian Hung Parliament Deepens Currency, Stock `Jitters’ – Bloomberg
• Floods Force Thousands From Homes in Pakistan – New York Times
• US troops in Iraq could do battle, but it’s very unlikely, says top official – Los Angeles Times
• Blagojevich Won’t Rule Out Return To Politics – NPR
• No alarm at Egypt Van Gogh museum – BBC News
• Karzai Says Corrupt Private Security Firms Are Undermining Afghanistan War – Bloomberg
• Obama has low-key vacation so far – USA Today
• Obama general: US could lend assistance to Iraq after 2011 – USA Today
• Blix: Russia-Iran nuclear power plant ‘positive’ – BBC News
• Blagojevich: We Would Call Emanuel, Other Pols in Second Trial – FOXNews
• Severe Flooding Hits Northeast China – New York Times
• Pakistan’s flood aid exceeds $800M – CBC.ca
• Israel’s Netanyahu sees difficult talks ahead – Reuters
• Protesters to rally against planned Islamic center in New York – CNN
• GOP Carly Fiorina attacks Dem Barbara Boxer – San Francisco Chronicle
• Fiorina’s, Whitman’s divergent strategies are evident at GOP convention – Los Angeles Times
• Wildfire chars 2000 acres outside San Diego – Washington Post
• Parsing the Record of Feisal Abdul Rauf – New York Times
• After Fatal Bear Attack, Questions About Private Menageries – ABC News
• Complicated Balancing Act for Imam in Mosque Furor – New York Times
• Obama, GOP argue past each other on campaign finance – Christian Science Monitor
• Complicated Balancing Act for Imam in Mosque Furor – New York Times
• BP Begins to Remove Drilling Pipe – Wall Street Journal
• Why doesn’t Obama wear his religion on his sleeve? – Christian Science Monitor
• Teenager Dekker ‘sets sail’ on world record bid – BBC News
• White House Officials Estimated Drilling Ban to Cost 23000 Jobs, WSJ Says – Bloomberg
• Tide on top once again – SportingNews.com
• Obama challenges GOP on campaign finance ruling – The Associated Press
• Leave mosque debate out of politics, Muslims urge Quinn – Chicago Tribune
• Blagojevich media blitz reveals a sibling rift – Chicago Tribune
• Iran to fire up first nuclear plant after decades of delay – Times of India
• Bail set at $1 million each for Arizona escapee, alleged accomplice – CNN
• Blackwater Reaches Deal on US Export Violations – New York Times
• Wildfire in LA County forest brings evacuations – San Francisco Chronicle
• Evangelist leads ‘disinformation campaign’ on Obama: Religion professor – USA Today
• Recall expands to more than half a billion eggs – The Associated Press
• Pentagon to monitor ‘internal threats’ after Fort Hood – BBC News
• Serena Williams Withdraws From US Open – New York Times
• US calls for Lockerbie bomber to return to jail – BBC News
• Muslim Miss USA Takes Decidely Pageant-y Position on Ground Zero Mosque – New York Magazine
• Family, friends say goodbye to slain boys found in SC river – CNN
• Facebook Places: The Real Target Is Yelp – BusinessWeek
• Biden says voters won’t like Republican alternative – Reuters
• Thailand decides to extradite accused Russian arms dealer to US – Washington Post
• The quiet resurgence of George W. Bush? – msnbc.com
• LA Cops Search for 2 Missing 11-Year-Old Girls – FOXNews
• Russian base in Armenia to stay through 2044 – The Associated Press
• Blagojevich’s Elvis Sculpture Fetches $20K at Auction – TIME
• Woods Hole says oil trapped deep, degrading very slowly – Boston Globe
• Australia faces prospect of minority government – Reuters
• Pettitte’s Words and Character Carry Weight – New York Times
• Obama keeping public expressions of religion to a minimum – Washington Post
• San Francisco plane threat deemed non-credible – CNN
• Expulsion of Roma Raises Questions in France – New York Times
• Kirby: Intolerance, not atheism, is dooming America – Salt Lake Tribune
• Stimulus and tax cuts now, smaller economy later, CBO report says – Christian Science Monitor
• Obama Blasts GOP Obstruction on Jobs Bill – Voice of America
• Intel’s McAfee buy is a Buffett-like play – CNNMoney
• A bull leaps out of the ring, US combat brigades leave Iraq and more in the … – Washington Post
• Jobless claims rise to highest level in 9 months – The Associated Press
• UNICEF: Emergency Appeal For Pakistan Outdated – Voice of America
• Blast in western Chinese city kills 7 – Washington Post
• Alaskans, VIPs gather for Stevens’ funeral service – Sacramento Bee
• CIA Says It Will Create Center to Fight Global Spread of Nuclear Weapons – Bloomberg
• Some jurors glad Blagojevich will be tried again – The Associated Press
• Beleaguered DRPA board votes several reform measures – Philadelphia Inquirer
• US Muslims on alert as Ramadan ends on 9/11 – Ha’aretz
• Nearly 1 in 5 Americans Thinks Obama Is Muslim, Survey Shows – FOXNews
• Nearly 1 in 5 Americans Thinks Obama Is Muslim, Survey Shows – FOXNews
• Sheriff: No changes to jail policy – Boston Herald
• California state employees furloughs to resume – Los Angeles Times
• Poll: 1 in 5 Americans thinks Obama is a Muslim – Washington Post
• Paterson proposes finding compromise site for Islamic center – CNN
• Ouster Hangs Over Australian Vote – Wall Street Journal
• GM files IPO paperwork with SEC – USA Today
• Brett Favre returns to the Vikings – Los Angeles Times
• Obama’s Ohio visit points to jobs divide between public, private sector – Christian Science Monitor
• Virginia improves ACT scores, beats US average – The Virginian-Pilot
• Lori Berenson’s Choice: Back to Prison in Peru, With or Without Her Son – TIME
• US spending $16000 for imam’s Mideast tour – The Associated Press
• Undisturbed artifacts will detail lives of Civil War prisoners – CNN
• The Fix: Florida Dems don’t want to win – Washington Post
• Pentagon: Not working with WikiLeaks, just want documents back – CNN
• Arizona prison officials release more information about fugitives – CNN
• Operator of Wis. ride where girl fell is charged – The Associated Press
• Medvedev offers to help Tajikistan deal with natural disasters – RIA Novosti
• Nancy Pelosi Questions Funding of NYC Mosque Criticism – CBS News
• Democrats’ letter to Fox News denounces News Corp. donation to Republicans – Washington Post
• What drives a mom to kill? – CNN
• Pivotal Senate Primary In Washington Decided – CBS News
• Suburban Dallas gunman licensed in law enforcement – The Associated Press
• North Korean plane crash in China is shrouded in mystery – Christian Science Monitor
• First wave of Tamil refugees ordered held in detention at hearings – The Province
• Three farmers killed in central Iraq attack – AFP
• Iran calls on IAEA to ‘counter unfriendly UN sanctions’ – Jerusalem Post
• Bus Crash In Philippines Kills 41; 9 Survive – NPR
• Calm before storm after 100 days of coalition – AFP
• Afghan villagers protest night raid – Aljazeera.net
• China threat: Now you see it, now you don’t – Asia Times Online
• India May Cap Nuclear Liability in Accidents, Opening Door to GE, Hitachi – Bloomberg
• Collin County to reduce employee retirement packages – Dallas Morning News
• Dr. Laura to end her radio show – CNN
• Blago suppresses urge for victory parade – Chicago Daily Herald
• Mother of shooting suspect: My son was no monster – CNN
• Plane Breaches Obama Secure Airspace – ABC News
• Record fine in tickets case? – Albany Times Union
• Focus on jail in Philip Markoff death – Boston Herald
• Man taken to hospital after embassy stand off – BBC News
• City of Bell lent employees, elected officials nearly $900000 – Los Angeles Times
• Prop. 8 gay marriage delay a ‘good thing’ for eager couples? – Christian Science Monitor
• Developer Won’t Move Mosque Farther From WTC – NY1
• Israeli soldier’s Facebook photos: Who’s right, the IDF or Abergil? – Christian Science Monitor
• How US News Calculates the College Rankings – U.S. News & World Report
• Media to be granted access to migrant hearings – Globe and Mail
• Crash blocks all traffic on Golden Gate Bridge – San Francisco Chronicle
• President Karzai Orders Foreign Security Out – ABC News
• Burlingame police fatally shoot suspect – San Jose Mercury News
• Treasury Getting Off Its Fannie – TheStreet.com
• UMd. picks Iowa provost to be new president – Chicago Tribune
• Washington state and Wyoming both hold primaries on Tuesday. – CNN
• LA judge frees thief who got 25 yrs on 3rd strike – The Associated Press
• ‘Bloated’ Administration Fuels College Costs – Sunshine State News
• Obama sharpens message for fall election – Boston Globe
• Federal agency to probe deadly accident at California 200 – Los Angeles Times
• Federal agency to probe deadly accident at California 200 – Los Angeles Times
• Eying the Pentagon, Gates considers three changes – Washington Post
• Analysis: Mosque talk another hurdle for Dems – The Associated Press
• Judge strikes down Missouri funeral protest law – Kansas City Star
• Annual test scores rise in LA Unified schools – Los Angeles Times
• Deep-Water Drilling to Be Subject to Environmental Reviews After BP Spill – Bloomberg
• Illinois: Jurors in Blagojevich Trial Get Transcript – New York Times
• No Charges Against DeLay in Abramoff Inquiry – New York Times
• Questions Linger as Shrimp Season Opens in Gulf – New York Times
• Colombian Plane Crash: ‘Miracle’ Accident? – ABC News
• Obama Asks Hollywood For Campaign Cash Tonight At LA Fundraiser – ABC News
• Florida Sting Nabs 15 Men Looking for Sex With Children – ABC News
• GOP seeks political gain from ground zero Islamic center issue – CNN
• Justices reject appeal over fine of ‘birther’ attorney – CNN
• 6 dead in Oklahoma house fire – CNN
• Jury in Blago trial asks for Bradley Tusk testimony – Chicago Tribune
• Seoul to Release Full Study on Ship Sinking – Wall Street Journal
• Family, friends mourn victims of off-road crash – msnbc.com
• China Tops Japan as World’s No. 2 Economy – Bloomberg
• Gates, Petraeus Differ on Flexibility of Afghan Exit – Voice of America
• Jurors return for 13th day of deliberations in Blagojevich trial – CNN International
• ‘Settlement freeze biggest obstacle to direct talks’ – Ha’aretz
• Not all work, no play for Obama on Gulf Coast trip – Washington Post
• High rise chemical spill snarls Times Square – msnbc.com
• Kaymer stays out of the sand trap – Washington Post
• Mass for Stevens; funeral days later – CNN
• Report: Judicial spending doubles in last decade – Washington Post
• Attacking Social Security – New York Times
• Martin Kaymer beats Bubba Watson in play-off for USPGA – BBC Sport
• Wild PGA Round Comes Down to Final Holes – New York Times
• Advocates see trouble for misdiagnosed soldiers – The Associated Press
• Experts save ‘jarhead’ bear cub from starvation – The Guardian
• Wedding party turns tragic – Buffalo News
• Israel razes security wall at Jerusalem neighborhood – Xinhua
• Shun violence, come for talks: Manmohan to Kashmiri youth – The Hindu
• 8 dead, 12 hurt at off-road race in Calif. desert – Asbury Park Press
• 8 dead, 12 hurt at off-road race in Calif. desert – The Associated Press
• China marks day of mourning for landslide victims – Reuters
• 8 dead, 12 hurt at off-road race in Calif. desert – The Associated Press
• Race car plows into crowd in California, killing 6 – CNN
• Japan PM shuns shrine, apologizes at WWII ceremony – The Associated Press
• Social Security issues span generations – MiamiHerald.com
• With Obama address, Democrats revive specter of GOP threat to Social Security – Washington Post
• House ethics chair a job that’s gotten tougher – San Francisco Chronicle
• Fire breaks out near Willard Hotel in downtown Washington – Washington Post
• In India’s Jammu and Kashmir state, rocks are weapon of choice – Los Angeles Times
• Pakistan floods ‘affect 20 million’ – Aljazeera.net
• Tamil migrants in good shape: RCMP – CBC.ca
• Obama pledges to defend Social Security – Los Angeles Times
• Obama defends Muslim-Americans at Ramadan dinner attended by Dearborn leader – Detroit Free Press
• Obama Signs Border Bill to Increase Surveillance – New York Times
• US drone strike kills 13 in Pakistan – AFP
• Cholera Confirmed in Pakistan’s Floods – Voice of America
• Flood-ravaged Pakistan marks independence with solemnity – CNN
• Flood-ravaged Pakistan marks independence with solemnity – CNN
• CA Gov Gold Rush:Whitman Surpasses $100 Million in Personal Contributions – FOXNews (blog)
• Ramadan inspires spiritual renewal – Tampabay.com
• ‘Finish strong’ to rebuild New Orleans – CNN
• Gilani: 20 Million Affected by Pakistan’s Floods – Voice of America
• In Address, Obama Defends Social Security – New York Times
• Aid agencies struggle to reach Pakistan flood victims – Reuters
• Democrats urge Alvin Greene to drop Senate bid after indictment – MiamiHerald.com
• Aid agencies struggle to reach Pakistan flood victims – Reuters
• Obama Family Visits Gulf Coast to Try to Boost Area’s Economy – Bloomberg
• Suspect in US stabbings linked to another in Israel – Pittsburgh Post Gazette
• Prop. 8 backers ask for permanent hold on same-sex marriage ruling – Los Angeles Times
• OneUnited misses sixth straight fed dividend payment – Boston Herald
• FDA Approves 5-Day Emergency Contraceptive – New York Times
• Diseases intensify risks in Pakistan flood crisis – Reuters
• Major 7.2 magnitude quake west of Guam – Reuters
• 2 dead in small plane crash in Calif. mountains – The Associated Press
• Floods in Pakistan’s south take huge toll on farmers – Los Angeles Times
• Free Press, Others Hold Rally to Protest Google-Verizon Deal – PC Magazine
• Calif. says Bell got $3M in illegal property taxes – The Associated Press
• Iran’s Nuclear Chief: Bushehr Plant Will Go Online by Month’s End – Voice of America
• Obama may address Ground Zero mosque issue tonight – USA Today
• BP to proceed with relief well after tests – Reuters
• Epic smackdown looms in Google vs. Oracle – CNNMoney
• Challenge to summer Ramadan fundraising: tired, hot donors – Washington Post
• Napolitano: Amending 14th Amendment "Just Wrong" – CBS News
• JetBlue flight diverted due to unruly passenger, company says – Boston Globe
• London says Myanmar elections will lack legitimacy – AFP
• The ‘principled left’ Obama needs – Washington Post (blog)
• Depending on the test results, a "bottom kill" may be unnecessary – CNN
• Ehrlich campaign raises $3.2 million – Baltimore Sun
• Gohmert Continues to Push ‘Terror Babies’ Debate on 14th Amendment – The Washington Independent
• Guantanamo trial delayed after lawyer collapses – CNN
• Russia Reports Fires Are Shrinking – Voice of America
• At least 6 Detroit firefighters hurt when roof collapses – The Detroit News
• Disease Threatens Pakistan Flood Victims – Voice of America
• Federal Task Force Reasserts the Need for a Price on Carbon – New York Times
• Heard on the Street: Euro-Zone Growth: Made in Germany – Wall Street Journal
• Afghan army offensive goes ‘disastrously wrong’ – BBC News
• Terrorists may be planning attacks in India, Pak: US – Times of India
• Man suspected as ‘Flint serial killer’ tried to settle in Northern Virginia – Washington Post
• Long search for Mitrice Richardson comes to tragic end – Los Angeles Times
• Perseid meteor shower peaks early Friday morning – CNN
• Pentagon push to phase out top brass causing much consternation – Washington Post
• Durbin’s outlook good after surgery – Chicago Tribune
• Pentagon Slams WikiLeaks’ Plan to Post More War Logs – Wall Street Journal
• NTSB: Investigators finish Alaska crash site work – The Associated Press
• GM’s outsider CEO opens door to new outsider – Reuters
• Sailors press Gates on how defense budget hits them – Reuters
• Will "Insurgent" Candidates Help or Hurt the GOP? – CBS News
• Ashtiani outrage spurs Iran to commute stoning sentences to hanging – The Guardian
• Mets season goes from bad to worse after K-Rod arrest – USA Today
• State Rep. jokes about Palin’s death, resigns – Washington Post
• The United States must not abandon Iraq – Telegraph.co.uk
• Emergency beacon malfunctioned in Alaska plane crash – USA Today
• Ground Zero mosque plans ‘fuelling anti-Muslim protests across US’ – The Guardian
• NY governor’s aide surrenders on assault charge – The Associated Press
• ‘BioShock Infinite’ unveiled, third game takes to the skies – USA Today
• Fox News Poll: Wrong to Pass Legislation in Lame-Duck Session – FOXNews
• Steven Slater: Rude employee or justified folk hero? – Washington Post
• Feds: Elias Abuelazam Arrested in Connection to 20 Vicious Stabbing Attacks – ABC News
• Part of I-35 open again as water recedes; Ames may lack water for a week – DesMoinesRegister.com
• Rangel dismisses critics, pledges tough reelection fight – CNN
• Negative ads help push Bill McCollum ahead of Rick Scott, poll shows – MiamiHerald.com
• Obama won’t face Dem primary challenge from Kucinich – USA Today
• Rangel’s night for ethics amnesia – msnbc.com
• Obama as border cop: He’s deported record numbers of illegal immigrants – Christian Science Monitor
• Teen Twins Die in L.A. Apartment Blaze – FOXNews
• UN warns of second wave of Pakistani flood deaths – Reuters
• Strong car bomb explosion rocks Colombia radio station – CNN International
• If you’re south of I-10, you may see some rain today – Houston Chronicle
• More rain ushers fresh misery for Pakistan – CNN
• Euro-based Japan retail fund value rises in July – Reuters
• Police officers accused of attacking terror suspect Babar Ahmad to face … – The Guardian
• Don’t forget Rostenkowski’s misdeeds – Chicago Sun-Times
• GOP resources begin shift to Buck as he focuses on Bennet – Denver Post
• Bin Laden’s cook sentenced to 14 years in jail – The Guardian
• French arrest cyber-crime suspect for US – Washington Post
• After Yankees’ Big Rally, Rivera Bounces Back – New York Times
• Proposed California law would sanction cities that pay excessive salaries – Los Angeles Times
• Reid’s GOP challenger tests ‘tea party’ appeal – Los Angeles Times
• Obama signs bill to ease US manufacturers’ costs – Reuters
• FBI says ‘Granddad Bandit’ captured in Louisiana – The Associated Press
• Barack Obama celebrates primary victories as Tea Party splits vote – The Guardian
• Reid stays firm on Hispanic comment – Seattle Post Intelligencer
• Ga. GOP picks Deal as nominee for governor – The Associated Press
• Treasurys Gain; 10-Year Auction Well-Bid As Economy Fears Rise – Wall Street Journal
• US Marshal says Ariz. fugitives may be in Arkansas – The Associated Press
• Tropical storm forces BP to halt relief well drilling – The Guardian
• From the Impossibly Sordid Mind of Dan Quayle’s Son Ben, Republican Candidate … – Vanity Fair
• Government Plans More Aid for Jobless Homeowners – New York Times
• Death toll climbs to 1117 in China mudslides – CNN
• Ind. governor defends stance on more federal money – BusinessWeek
• Russia says fires burn Chernobyl-tainted forests – Reuters
• Israeli army chief defends raid – BBC News
• Pakistan’s Trade Deficit Widens to $1.5 Billion as Imports Increase Faster – Bloomberg
• Israeli military chief defends Gaza flotilla raid – The Guardian
• Border security tightened in search for fugitive – Washington Post
• BJP seeks PM’s explanation over J&K autonomy remark – Hindustan Times
• Maes beats McInnis, to face Hickenlooper, Tancredo – Denver Post
• Helicopter rescue plucks 3 from Alaska glacier – The Associated Press
• Connecticut Senate Race Poses Test for Democrats – New York Times
• Democrat Dayton, GOP Emmer to vie for Minn. gov. – The Associated Press
• Naomi Campbell: I have nothing to gain from lying – Telegraph.co.uk
• Economists debate Whitman’s economic proposals – San Francisco Chronicle
• ICE expands its jail print program all along border – Houston Chronicle
• Two killed in plane crash – Boston Globe
• Lamont Loses Connecticut Primary for Governor – New York Times
• Tropical depression forms over Gulf of Mexico – Reuters
• Fla. expected to get $1.3 billion from jobs bill – MiamiHerald.com
• Paul denies suggestions of kidnapping – The Associated Press
• Mom cleared in shooting death of son – Boston Herald
• Suicide Attack on Security Company in Kabul Kills 2 – Voice of America
• Koontz gets life without parole – Baltimore Sun
• High response saves 2010 census $1.6B in costs – The Associated Press
• More Florida voters are registering as independents – MiamiHerald.com
• Japan apologizes to SKorea for colonial rule – The Associated Press
• Rwandan President Kagame set to win another term – Atlanta Journal Constitution
• At UT, Obama calls for more college graduates – Dallas Morning News
• Legislature delays water bond to 2012 ballot – San Francisco Chronicle
• Massive quake hits near Pacific islands – msnbc.com
• Foreign Digest: North Korea fires artillery rounds in response to Seoul – Washington Post
• US engineer sold secrets to China – BBC News
• Maxine Waters accused of three ethics violations – Los Angeles Times
• 3.9 earthquake shakes Watsonville area – San Jose Mercury News
• Fatal Bullet in Harlem Probably Fired by Police – New York Times
• HP’s Hurd latest CEO to get lucrative exit payout – Reuters
• Cheney released from hospital – CNN
• Crabs provide evidence oil tainting Gulf food web – The Associated Press
• Google and Verizon Offer Vision on Internet Traffic – New York Times
• Patricia Neal: Five essential film performances – Entertainment Weekly
• BP Puts $3 Billion in Gulf Fund, Moves Closer to Well Kill – Bloomberg
• Bad weather hampers Pakistan flood relief effort – The Guardian
• Boehner Targets ‘Anchor Babies,’ McConnell Highlights ‘Birth Tourism’ – The Washington Independent
• Obama thanks Saints for carrying New Orleans ‘through tough times’ – USA Today
• Indonesia deals blow to militant Islam with arrest of radical cleric Bashir – Christian Science Monitor
• Allen: Oil crews watch stormy weather over Fla. – The Associated Press
• Pakistan Floods May Rival 3 Recent Disasters – Voice of America
• Obama to tout higher education goals Monday in Texas – CNN
• Sheriff’s Office: Boy, 14, admits to setting LA-area wildfire – CNN
• Olson backs gay marriage ruling – Boston Globe
• House members scurry back to pass jobs bill – The Associated Press
• Oil slick after ships collide – Sydney Morning Herald
• Two more victims of Afghan attack identified – CNN
• 4 men presumed drown in Idaho reservoir – CNN
• Cowlishaw: Don’t be surprised if Cowboys and Bengals meet again — in February – Dallas Morning News
• Abilenian saw bomb toll in Nagasaki – Abilene Reporter-News
• Iraqi military is ready, US says – Boston Globe
• One Arizona town’s take on immigration debate – USA Today
• Tilt to right roils Republican races in Colorado – Los Angeles Times
• Woods Is Far From Par and Far From Pleased – New York Times
• Tony Judt, Historian And Author, Dies At 62 – NPR
• Activists rally to ‘Free Bradley Manning’ in WikiLeaks case – CNN
• WSJ: Va. Governor: Wouldn’t Rule Out State Insurance Mandate – Wall Street Journal
• Changing 14th Amendment ‘worth considering,’ Boehner says – CNN
• Sauna World Championships Claim Life of Russian Contestant in Finland – Bloomberg
• Russian emergencies ministry says tide turning against wildfires – RIA Novosti
• Pakistan floods: army steps into breach as anger grows at Zardari – The Guardian
• Storms spawn tornadoes in North Dakota, Minnesota – The Associated Press
• Floods in Europe kill 10 – CNN
• At least 8 dead in multiple Iraq bombings – CNN
• Fidel Castro returns to public life – The Guardian
• South Korea Shakes Up Leadership – New York Times
• Michael Irvin and Troy Aikman discuss football and Emmitt Smith’s enshrinement – Dallas Morning News
• Four victims of Connecticut shooter laid to rest – CNN
• Brewing legal disputes could define Kagan’s early tenure – Los Angeles Times
• Colombia’s new president lays out his vision in speech – Washington Post
• 70 people involved in brawl at DC transit station – The Associated Press
• Bell official’s salary and benefits topped $1.5M – The Associated Press
• Two die when plane hits Pennsylvania house – CNN
• Two Charged in Murders of Four Members of Maryland Family – FOXNews
• Blasts in Iraqi city of Basra kill 10, wound 35 – Houston Chronicle
• CNN host returns ADL award over stance on Islamic center – CNN
• Md. police arrest 2 in drug-related killings – msnbc.com
• Elena Kagan sworn in as Supreme Court justice – Los Angeles Times
• Prince George’s County police charge 2 in slayings – The Associated Press
• Bam feels ‘jobs’ jabs – New York Post
• Mayor to mosque foes: Shut up already! – New York Post
• Pakistanis desperate to escape flood areas – Reuters
• On board the flight that bombed Hiroshima – BBC News
• Mexico confirms car had explosive device aboard – The Associated Press
• Resignation puts Obama’s economic team in difficult spot – Kansas City Star
• Michelle, Sasha Obama bask in attention at Spain’s seaside after sightseeing – Boston Globe
• LA city employee salaries posted online – Los Angeles Times
• Infighting could hurt Republican chances in midterms, RNC members say – Washington Post
• Role Model? All Naomi Campbell thinks about is her massive ego – Daily Mail
• New Charges in Subway Plot – Wall Street Journal
• Haiti faces a question: Who is Wyclef Jean? – The Associated Press
• Gulf fishermen aren’t ready to ditch BP – Los Angeles Times
• Obama expected to resubmit Diamond’s Fed nomination – Reuters
• From dishwasher to al Qaeda leadership – CNN
• Tanker Damage Caused by Attack, Inquiry Finds – New York Times
• 3 Warren Co. School Bd. Members Removed by Governor – WJBF-TV
• Jobs Report Shows Private Sector Still Wary of Hiring – New York Times
• Broward, Miami-Dade districts earn high Florida school grades – MiamiHerald.com
• Pakistan floods ‘hit 12m people’ – BBC News
• Flash floods kill 103 in Indian-held Kashmir – The Associated Press
• Mexico High Court Upholds Gay Marriage Law – MyStateline.com
• Sophomore Surprise: Entry-Level Performer Grows Up – MotorTrend Magazine
• Texas leaders threaten lawsuit over federal education fund provisions – MiamiHerald.com
• Maxine Waters pushes for speedy ethics trial – CNN
• Al-Qaeda Is Biggest Threat To US: State Department – RTT News
• Senate confirms Clapper as intelligence chief – CNN International
• NC leaders pleased bill could close gap by $343M – BusinessWeek
• Community organizer aided FBI in terrorism cases – USA Today
• Seattle’s NOAA operation testing safety of Gulf fish – Seattle Times
• Knoxville Mayor Wins Tennessee G.O.P. Primary – New York Times
• Senate OK $26.1 billion state aid bill to save teachers’ jobs – Los Angeles Times
• Obama raises $1M for Giannoulias – Chicago Tribune
• Prop 8 judge could hold off longer on enforcing decision – MiamiHerald.com
• Freedom for Minn. man convicted in Toyota crash – The Associated Press
• Obama lauds Ford’s bid to boost auto exports, including 2011 Explorer – Christian Science Monitor
• 2 killed, dozens hurt in school bus crash in Mo. – The Associated Press
• Mexico’s Vacation Paradise Marred By Drug Carnage
• Boston Celtics Sign Shaquille O’Neal
• Rep. Young’s Cleared In Probe, Office Says
• D.C. Poor Eligible For Discount On Medical Marijuana
• BP Says ‘Static Kill’ Is Holding Back Flow Of Oil
• U.S. Judge Overturns Prop. 8 In Gay Rights Victory
• Puppies Perish After Delay On Airline Flight
• Pelosi To Call House Back To Vote On $26 Bln In State Aid
• Group Sues To Block Mosque Near N.Y.’s Ground Zero
• Rise In Foreclosures Burdens States, Economy
• Bevy Of Billionaires Vow To Give Half Their Wealth
• States’ Tax Holidays Are Irresponsible, Critics Say
• 40 U.S. Billionaires Pledge Half Of Wealth To Charity
• Lasting Impact Of Dispersants Unclear, Senate Told
• Judge Overturns California Gay Marriage Ban
• Calif.’s ‘Prop 8′ Ban On Same-Sex Marriages Ruled Unconstitutional
• Naomi Campbell To Testify At Taylor War Crimes Trial
• Yankees’ Rodriguez Youngest To 600 Home Runs
• Muslims Defy Curfew, Protest Indian Rule In Kashmir
• In Spain, A Crusading Judge Opens Old Wounds
• Law & Disorder: New Orleans Police, Post-Katrina
• Kenya Votes On New Constitution Amid High Security
• Iran Says Explosion Near Ahmadinejad Just Fireworks
• ADP: Private Employment Up 42,000 In July
• Missouri Voters Reject Federal Health Insurance Mandate
• Expiring Bush Tax Cuts Weigh On Midterm Elections
• U.N.: Tree In Lebanon-Israel Clash Was In Israel
• Following The Stimulus Money In New Hampshire
• S.F. Eyes Booze Fee To Meet Costs Of Alcoholism
• Audubon’s First Print Is Found, Ending Long Search
• Mosque Debate Expected To Leave Scars
• Fearing Ariz. Law, Illegal Immigrants Head To Colo.
• Amid Mexico’s Drug War, A Rush For Bulletproof Cars
• 3 Children, 1 Teacher Killed In China Attack
• Rick Snyder Wins GOP Primary For Mich. Governor
• Mo. Voters Reject Key Provision Of Health Care Law
• Brownback Romps To Easy Win In Kansas GOP Primary
• Pentagon Denies ‘Rolling Stone’ Writer Embed
• Brownback, Carnahan Win Nods In Kan., Mo.
• Intel, FTC Settle Antitrust Case
• Feds Threaten To Sue Arizona Sheriff In Rights Case
• Six Teens’ Drowning A Reminder Of Swimming Disparity
• Barnes & Noble Considers Possible Sale
• Low-Carb Matches Low-Fat Diet On Weight Loss — With A Heart Bonus
• Ex-Lawmaker: Wyclef Jean To Run For Haiti President
• Bristol Palin, Levi Johnston Break Off Engagement
• U.S. May Lift Offshore Drilling Ban Early
• BP Begins ‘Static Kill’ Procedure On Well
• Gulf Spill Has Us Seeing Oil, Oil Everywhere
• BP, Feds Comb Wetlands To Assess Spill Damage
• Results From Our Survey Of NPR Facebook Fans
• Votes For START Treaty May Be Lacking In Senate
• Auto Sales Rise, Helped By Credit, Promotions
• Christian Academics Cite Hostility On Campus
• Al-Qaida Foes Getting Squeezed Out Of Baghdad
• What You Eat Shapes The Germs In Your Guts
• 9 Killed In Shooting At Connecticut Beer Warehouse
• Early Cholesterol Problems Spell Trouble For Middle-Aged Arteries
• Six Teens Drown During Family Outing In Louisiana
• Republican Leader McConnell Is Mum On GOP’s Plans For 2011
• Father Of Internet Imam Plans To Sue CIA
• No Growth: Consumer Spending, Income Flat In June
• Pending Home Sales Sink 2.6 Percent In June
• NYC Islamic Community Center, Mosque One Step Closer To Construction
• Factory Orders Drop For Second Straight Month
• BP Bills Partner Mitsui For $480 Million For Oil Cleanup
• In Calif., Whitman’s Spent Nearly $100M — So Far
• Lebanon, Israel Clash Near Border Kills At Least 4
• Dozens Gunned Down In Revenge Attacks In Pakistan
• Countrywide To Pay $600 Million To Settle Lawsuits
• Harman International Buys ‘Newsweek’
• Escalade Most Likely to Catch Thief’s Eye
• Orangutans Aren’t Lazy, Just Evolved To Hang Around
• Mexico’s Drug Cartels Use Force To Silence Media
• Iran Asserts ‘Soft Power’ Influence In Iraq
• Massey Tells Families Mine Monitors Not Disabled
• In About-Face, Israel Agrees To U.N. Probe Of Raid
• Jury Convicts 2 In JFK Airport Plot
• McCain Blocks Nominee For Intel Chief
• Book Dealer Gets Jail For Shakespeare Theft
• Roadside Bombs Raise U.S. Stakes In Afghanistan
• In Venezuela, Rise Of Labor Unions Turns Deadly
• House Panel Charges Waters With Ethics Violations
• For Democrats, Ethics Cases Add To Woes
• What’s So Worrisome About A BlackBerry?
• ‘Sing Along With Mitch’ Host Miller Dies At 99
• Obama Says U.S. Will Leave Iraq ‘On Schedule’
• It No Longer Takes @#$%& To Use ‘Foul’ Language
• Factory Growth Slows, Construction Spending Weak
• AP Analysis: Even More House Seats Could Be In Play
• Gulf Crews Prepare To Start Plugging Well For Good
• Poisonings Of Kids With Household Chemicals Decline, But Remain A Problem
• Gorilla Glass: A Hit For Corning, 48 Years Later
• Rocket Aimed Toward Israeli City Lands In Jordan
• Lindsay Lohan Leaves Jail, Heads Off To Rehab
• Adult Stem Cell Research Far Ahead Of Embryonic
• BP Keeps Look Out For Vanishing Gulf Oil
• Flood Victims Angry With Pakistani Government
• Fox Gets Front-Row White House Seat
• Sudan’s ‘Arrow Boys’ Challenge Militants
• Armed And Deadly: Shoulder, Weapons Key To Hunt
• Paris’ Popular Bike Rentals Spark Electric Car Plans
• Senate Aims To Pass Energy Bill Before Recess
• Checking A Tech Bellweather: Buck’s Restaurant
• As Drug War Turns Into Quagmire, Fear Rules Mexico
• Food For Thought: Meat-Based Diet Made Us Smarter
• Is Emotional Pain Necessary?
• UAE To Block BlackBerry On Security Fears
• Dutch End Combat Mission In Afghanistan
• What’s Healthier: Raw Milk Or Regulation?
• New Questions Arise On Dispersant Use In Oil Spill
• Plugging In The Electric Car
• Scientists Take Quantum Steps Toward Teleportation
• America’s Website Newly User-Friendly
• BP’s New Strategy Includes Humility
• There’s Less To See, But Oil Still Haunts The Gulf
• Newport Folk: An Old Festival Still Finds New Sounds
• Ariz. Churches Mobilize Against Immigration Law
• With Midterm Elections Looming, Summer’s No Break
• IP Address Shortage Has ISPs Scrambling For Space
• IP Address Shortage Has ISPs Scrambling For Space
• Private Wedding For Chelsea Amid A Public Circus
• Death Toll, Anger Rise In Pakistan Flooding
• Human Trafficking In The U.S.: One Woman’s Story
• Crews Get Handle On Wildfire North Of Los Angeles
• Week In News: WikiLeaks, Rangel
• Secrets, Leaks And Access
• Ansel Adams Or Not? The Answer’s Worth Millions
• Debris Sets Back Work On Stopping The Gusher
• Arizona Gov. Considers Changing Immigration Law
• Obama Attempts Jump Start In Detroit
• Alternative Energy And Ideas For The Auto Industry
• Saving Wildlife From The Midwestern Oil Spill
• ‘Trek In The Park’: Drama In The Final Frontier
• Hackers Convene At Def Con 18
• This IS His Grandfather’s Bug, But Now It’s Electric
• By Hiring Gulf Scientists, BP May Be Buying Silence
• Mexico’s Drug War More Sophisticated, Deadlier
• Syria, Saudi Arabia Brace For Strife In Lebanon
• Ethics Panel To Charge Calif. Rep. Waters
• Is WikiLeaks An Editor-In-Chief Or Prolific Source?
• Tight Times Force Small Towns To Cut Police Services
• War Games Lure Recruits For The Real Thing
• November Hearing For Arizona Immigration Law
• California Fire Menaces Homes, Power Lines
• Mich. Oil Leak Halted; Cleanup To Take Months
• FAA Downgrades Mexico’s Air Safety Rating
• Once Again, Immigration Is A Hot Campaign Issue
• Key Jewish Group Rejects Ground Zero Mosque
• New BP CEO: Some Efforts To Be Scaled Back
• Chrysler To Add Jobs, Save Michigan Factory
• Your New Flu Vaccine Is On The Way, A Little Early
• Summertime And Then Some In Deep South
• Looping Parents In On Armed Services Test
• Incoming BP Chief: Time To Scale Back Cleanup
• Atlanta Homeless Shelter Faces Eviction
• SEC Accuses Billionaire Brothers Of Fraud
• Journalists On Trail Of Clinton Wedding Rumor
• Obama Defends Bailout Of Auto Industry
• Midwives Object To Analysis Of Risk To Babies Born At Home
• In Rare Summit, Arab Rivals Try To Ease Tension
• High-Tech ‘Band-Aids’ Call Doctors
• House Panel Recommends Reprimand For Rangel
• Should Parents Have To Testify Against Kids In Court?
• Calcium Supplements May Increase Heart Attack Risk
• Cities, Websites And Hotels At Odds Over Taxes
• Optimism Revs Up At GM, Chrysler Plants
• Fires Rage Across Russia Amid Record Heat
• Health Care Fight Heats Up Over New Tax Report Repeal Effort
• SEC Cites Brothers In $550 Million Insider Scheme
• Pace Of The Nation’s Economic Recovery Slows Down
• Why Same Hotel Rooms Generate Different Tax Bills
• U.S. Embassy Staff In Paris Fall Ill; Mail Suspected
• More Than 300 Dead In Pakistan Floods
• Disney Sells Miramax For $660M
• Crews Race To Clean Up Oil Spill In Michigan
• Protests Of Arizona Immigration Law Lead To Arrests
• 3 U.S. Troops Die In Deadliest Month Of Afghan War
• U.S. Is A Spicier Nation (Literally) Since 1970s
• A Marine’s Suicide Brings The Battle Home
• China’s Hidden Economy Of Graft Undermines State
• Just Buy It: Impulsiveness Tied To Brain Chemical
• New York Launches Probe Of Life Insurance Industry
• U.S. Closes Consulate In Mexico’s Ciudad Juarez
• Alleged Mexican Drug Lord Killed In Shootout
• DeGeneres Leaving ‘Idol,’ Says It Was Bad Fit
• After A Son’s Injury, A New Life Begins
• Everyone Under Pressure In Rangel Case
• Police: Ex-NBA Player Wright Shot To Death
• Al-Qaida Plants Flag In Baghdad After Killing 16
• Citigroup Paying $75M To Settle Civil Charges
• Senators Call On FDA To Rule On Alcoholic Energy Drinks
• Costly New Prostate Cancer Drug Works In Mysterious Ways
• Kwame Kilpatrick’s Woes Tinge Mother’s Campaign
• Army Vice Chief Peter Chiarelli Addresses Soldier Suicides, Drug Abuse
• Budget Crunch Hits Atlantic City Hard
• Broken Michigan Oil Pipeline To Stay Shut For Now
• Pentagon Slams Leak Of Afghan War Reports
• Beijing Wary Of Rising Tide Of Veterans’ Discontent
• Panel Accuses Rangel Of 13 Ethics Violations
• Arizona Appeals Immigration Ruling
• Shirley Sherrod Says She’s Going To Sue Blogger
• Grizzly, 2 Cubs Caught After Campground Mauling
• Eating More Meat, White Or Red, Is Bad For The Waistline
• Island’s Recovery May Set Example For Gulf Residents
• Dr. Atul Gawande: Make End Of Life More Humane
• Ex-Official Takes Blame For Arlington Graves Mix-Up
• Commanders Have Ignored Major Mental Health Issues, Army Report Concludes
• Mortgage Rates Hit Another Low: 4.54 Percent
• No More #$%&*? Talk At Goldman
• Secret Jails Used To Enforce China’s ‘Hidden Rules’
• New Weekly Jobless Claims Decline To 457,000
• Four Airmen Killed In Plane Crash At Alaska Base
• Well-Heeled Newcomers Take Leads In Florida
• 2nd Missing Sailor’s Body Found In Afghanistan
• What To Do With The Electoral College?
• Amazon Launches Sleeker Kindle
• Russia Gives KGB’s Successor More Powers
• Report: U.S. Seeks Easing of FBI Internet Access
• Arizona Girds For Long Legal Fight Over Immigration
• Feds Peel Back Chrome On Motorcycle Gangs
• Oil Industry Rethinks Cost, Risk Of Drilling In U.S.
• U.S. Turns Up Heat On Internet Imam Awlaki
• Outlook Dims For Popular Energy-Efficiency Loans
• During CPR, Locking Lips May Not Be Necessary
• Reputed Drug Lieutenant Arrested In Mexico
• 7 Jackson Doctors Won’t Face Charges
• Bear Kills Camper, Injures 2 Near Yellowstone
• Galapagos Removed From Endangered List
• Life Insurance Firms Profit From Death Benefits
• Ivy Bean, Known As Oldest Twitter User, Dies At 104
• Canadian Team Finds Abandoned 19th Century Ship
• Gap In Federal Cocaine Sentences To Narrow
• Flyover Shows Progress In Gulf
• Is Outgoing Colombian President Riling Venezuela?
• Logging On Helps People Lose Weight
• Crews Scramble To Contain Michigan Oil Spill
• California To Mark ‘Ronald Reagan Day’
• Arizona Immigration Law Raises Issue Of Record-Keeping
• Under Obama, More Illegal Immigrants Sent Home
• FBI Director Defends Bureau Over Test Cheating
• Ariz. Immigration Law A Challenge For Police
• Judge Blocks Parts Of Arizona Immigration Law
• The Food Chain’s Weak Link: Tiny Ocean Plants Dying
• Report Says Minnesota Beaches Among Cleanest, Florida’s Among Dirtiest
• Ousted Evangelical Reflects On Faith, Future
• Obama Makes Economic Sales Pitch; Who’s Buying?
• Report: Google Developing Facebook Rival
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