| msnbc.com - 14 minutes ago President George W. Bush campaigns with state Sen. Michele Bachmann in Wayzata, Minn. during her first Congressional race in August 2006. |
| Chicago Tribune - 6 minutes ago The stage collapses at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis, Indiana. The stage fell just before country duo Sugarland were scheduled to perform, killing at least four people and injuring at least twelve more. |
| New York Times - 12 hours ago A salute to the dead at a rebel funeral last week in Benghazi, Libya. Infighting and vengeful attacks on civilians could erode international support for the rebels. |
| Chicago Tribune - 1 hour ago JOHNS CREEK, Ga. - Brendan Steele asserts he has plenty of experience playing in the final group of the day. It comes with an asterisk, though. |
| 1 of 3. Police and security officials gather outside the residence of an American citizen, whom the US embassy declined to identify, after he was kidnapped in Lahore August 13, 2011. |
| San Francisco Chronicle - 2 hours ago Of all the subplots likely to surface in Atlanta, where the Giants open a four-game series Monday, this one stands out: The Braves could effectively bury San Francisco in the wild-card race. |
| New York Times - Aug 11, 2011 Guenter Schlusche at part of the memorial to the Berlin Wall that he designed to commemorate its construction 50 years ago. By NICHOLAS KULISH BERLIN - Günter Schlusche stood in what was once the foundation of Bernauer Street 10A, right in front of the ... |
| Reuters - 23 minutes ago AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian navy ships shelled two densely populated residential districts in the country's main Mediterranean port city Latakia on Sunday, residents and rights campaigners said, in the second day of a military assault to crush protests. |
| Washington Post - Aug 12, 2011 By AP, HAVANA - Nearly two-dozen singers and musicians from nine Latin American nations are feting Fidel Castro in a happy-birthday concert on the eve of the former leader's 85th. |
| BBC News - 58 minutes ago Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi has made her first political trip outside Rangoon since her release from house arrest last November. |
| CNN International - 2 hours ago By the CNN Wire Staff A woman visits on August 12 the scene of a hit and run incident during the riots in the Winson Green area of Birmingham, England. |
| The New American - 19 minutes ago Texas Governor Rick Perry announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for President of the United States at a RedState bloggers gathering in Charleston, South Carolina, on Saturday. |
| Kansas City Star - 44 minutes ago President Barack Obama leaves the White House on Monday for a three-day bus trip, talking job creation at small towns across the Midwest in hopes of distancing himself from the "partisan brinksmanship" he says has poisoned the economy. |
| Etidbits.com - 9 minutes ago A missing 12-year-old Boy Scout that went missing overnight in Ashley National Forest in Utah has been found alive. Jared Ropelato of Hooper, Utah was reported missing by a scoutmaster Friday afternoon near Spirit Lake Trailhead and Dagget Lake. |
| Philadelphia Inquirer - 2 hours ago Tatiana Larry, 18, is headed to college soon and planned to spend Friday night shopping for clothes on South Street with friends. Next thing Larry knew, her friends were sitting in the back of a police wagon. |
| Chicago Tribune - 17 hours ago PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - A Greyhound bus flipped over on the Pennsylvania Turnpike early on Saturday, trapping a woman inside the wreckage and injuring nearly two dozen other passengers, officials said. |
| NewsOK.com - Aug 12, 2011 By DANIEL WAGNER and DAVID K. RANDALL Leave a comment NEW YORK - The wildest week on Wall Street since the financial crisis in 2008 ended with a second day of gains. |
| Boston Globe - Aug 13, 2011 Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 125.71 points. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) By Christine Hauser Stocks in the United States ended higher yesterday, not quite recovering from one of ... |
| BusinessWeek - 21 hours ago ConAgra Foods Inc. has made another bid for Ralcorp Holdings Inc. that has been rejected. Ralcorp said Friday that it received a roughly $5.17 billion offer this week and that it is not in the company's best interest. |
| When people tell you a structure is 21st century, and it really does look like something out of a science fiction movie, do you feel the slightest bit robbed? |
| MarketWatch - 1 hour ago TEL AVIV (MarketWatch) - The latest so-called iPhone killer - the Samsung Galaxy S II - will be stalking the US communications landscape at the end of the month, weekend media reports say. |
| Los Angeles Times - Aug 12, 2011 Walt Disney Studios has shut down production of "The Lone Ranger," a big-budget film starring Johnny Depp as Tonto and Armie Hammer as the title character, a person close to the production confirmed. |
| Entertainment Weekly - Aug 11, 2011 Rise of the Planet of the Apes tore up the box office last weekend, earning $54 million - a surprising showing for the seventh film in a series that's over 40 years old. |
| Etidbits.com - 41 minutes ago 14 years after the first Austin Powers hit theaters in 1997, Mike Myers has signed on to star in the fourth installment in the franchise. |
| ESPN college basketball analyst Andy Katz discusses the Aggies' potential move to the SEC and what it means for the landscape of college athletics. |
| SportingNews.com - 3 hours ago CHARLOTTE - The result didn't match the buildup, but Cam Newton's debut with the Carolina Panthers didn't disappoint, either. |
| Boston Globe - 1 hour ago AP / August 14, 2011 Phil Hughes also got a reprieve, though his strong outing yesterday might not have been enough on its own to prevent a possible demotion to the bullpen. |
| Detroit Free Press - 2 hours ago Former Piston Dennis Rodman delivers a speech during the Basketball Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony in Springfield, Mass., Friday night. |
| Novak Djokovic secured a place in the final of the Rogers Cup in Montreal when Jo-Wilfried Tsonga retired because of injury when trailing 6-4 3-0. |
| Science News - Aug 12, 2011 Within 14 years of a national marine park in Mexico's Gulf of California closing its borders to fishing, the total mass of its denizens more than quintupled, a new study finds. |
| International Business Times - 22 minutes ago By IBTimes Staff Reporter | August 14, 2011 4:23 AM EDT The United Nations' most recent global climate report "fails to capture trends in Arctic sea-ice thinning and drift, and in some cases substantially underestimates these trends," says a new ... |
| The question is being asked anew with the release of dramatic before-and-after images of Charla Nash, the Connecticut woman mauled by a chimpanzee and the latest person to receive a face transplant. |
| A woman smokes a cigarette in Arlington, Virginia on June 12, 2009. (UPI Photo/Alexis C. Glenn) MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 12 (UPI) -- Women who smoke have a higher risk of developing heart disease than men, an international study published in a British medical ... |
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