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• 29 killed in bombings across Baghdad, Iraqi officials say
• 54 stingrays die at Chicago-area zoo when oxygen level drops
• Iraqi officials: Suicide car bombing at Baghdad checkpoint kills 8, including 5 civilians
• Rhode Island beach reopens after mysterious boom; officials say there's no threat to public
• Thousands rally to support Confederate flag; line of trucks, bikes snakes through Florida city
• Security officials say Saudi-led airstrikes, ground fighting rage on in Yemen despite truce
• Key dates in the life, captures and escapes of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman
• Official: South Sudan to bar UN official over report on government troops attacking civilians
• Israeli rights group's video purports to show Israeli soldier shooting fleeing Palestinian
• St Maarten group says sea turtles, raccoons offered for illegal sale on online marketplace
• Egypt's lawyers union suspends work in 2 courts after police shoot lawyer at courthouse
• Rhode Island beach evacuated after witnesses report hearing boom in sand, woman knocked down
• Activists say at least 28 killed in Syrian army airstrikes on IS-held town in northern Syria
• Italy suspends consular services in Egyptian capital, a day after car bomb hits consulate
• Tunnel explosion lightly damages the famous citadel in embattled Syrian city of Aleppo
• Former No. 2 in the PLO says he was illegally sacked by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas
• Bus filled with German teenagers veers off Italian highway; 17 injured
• 8 die, 12 injured as fire sweeps through nursing home in northeast Spain; cause unknown
• Scottish woman who spent 3 days in crashed car after police fail to respond dies in a hospital
• Israel's Netanyahu says world 'caving' into Iran even as it continues its belligerent ways
• At least 2 dead, 4 injured when truck strikes buggy in Pennsylvania
• Coast guard rescues 117 from migrant boat off western Greek island of Zakinthos
• Israel frees Palestinian hunger striker whose protest highlighted administrative detentions
• China says Uighurs sent back from Thailand were on their way to join jihad
• Libyan parties reach peace deal without Tripoli government
• 3 Detroit-area kids locked up for failing to meet with dad are released, headed to summer camp
• Turkey Testicle Festival host not ruffled by nearby town's competing celebration of dish
• Burkina Faso: Party of ousted president picks new candidate for October vote
• The Latest: Blast at Italian Consulate in Cairo kills 1, heavily damages building
• Church, opposition accuse government of delaying search for missing Zimbabwean activist
• 2,000 Moldovans, Romanians call for reunification, scatter flowers over river border
• Founder of Dead Poets Society of America visits 500th grave in Alabama
• Kosovo police arrest 5 suspects with IS links in alleged plot to poison water supply
• Explosion rocks central market in Chad's capital, raising fears of fresh attack
• For former SC gov Beasley, 20-year-old prayer finally answered with Confederate flag's removal
• NYPD tracking officer data on lawsuits and complaints to identify problem officers
• Boko Haram gunmen kill at least 10 in northeast Nigerian village and commandeer highway
• Burundi presidential elections delayed by nearly a week after UN warns over possible violence
• Ballot fight over fracking could be shaping up in Colorado while other states settle debates
• Afghan official says that highest-ranking IS figure in Afghanistan killed in US strike
• Ivory Coast: President's allies charged over post-election violence, activist says
• 8 more Uighurs arrive in Turkey after Thailand criticized for repatriating refugees to China
• The Latest: Finance ministers from across eurozone arrive for crunch Greek bailout talks
• Officials say bomb, gun attacks in and around Iraq's capital, Baghdad, kill at least 11
• Helicopter carrying Ghana's president makes emergency landing in thunderstorm, army says
• Malaysia's embattled leader faces fresh blow as wife also probed over large cash deposits
• Greeks enter Brussels talks with parliament's backing; creditors see 'basis' for discussion
• 6 dead as Muslim separatists suspected in attacks in southern Thailand
• Tunisian maritime authorities recover 27 corpses in past week from migrant shipwrecks
• Thailand's police chief says key DNA evidence not lost in British tourist murder trial
• Swimming and surfing banned after 'aggressive' shark bumps into surfer off California beach
• Hershey guests' financial information possibly compromised
• Dozens of Christians fleeing war in Syria arrive in Poland to start new lives
• Official: Water Tom Selleck accused of stealing was paid for
• Judge releases 3 kids locked up for failing to meet with dad
• UN refugee agency: Greece faces 'unprecedented' emergency as migrant, refugee arrivals grow
• Hungarian radical group to hold anti-immigrant protests at refugee camps, Serbian border
• Tunisia says it's doing all it can to protect British tourists, as UK government orders exit
• Ethiopia police: 30 armed people killed as they tried to illegally enter country from Eritrea
• Al Shabaab reportedly claims deadly attack on 2 Mogadishu hotels
• Disney dine and dash: Police say man didn't pay his tab, is racking up Magic Kingdom arrests
• Mexican volcano erupts, spewing plume of ash, lava
• UNISEF says millions of Syrian children are at risk because of water scarcity and summer heat
• Families of 2 Israelis missing in Gaza complain over their treatment by government officials
• Russia protests demolition of Soviet war memorials in Poland
• Russia protests the demolition of Soviet war memorials in Poland; different views on WWII
• How to ease Greece's debt burden: lower interest rates, longer repayment dates or a simple cut
• Jordanian reporter detained for allegedly breaking ban on writing about foiled terror plot
• As US probes airline collusion, American Airlines announces cut in 2015 growth plans
• Iraqi troops, Shiite militias repel IS attack on town in Anbar province, 10 soldiers killed
• Germany moves toward recognizing as genocide colonial-era crackdown against Hereros in Namibia
• Afghan president thanks Pakistani PM for hosting first official Kabul-Taliban talks
• Police say low-explosive homemade bomb caused blast at Indonesian shopping mall
• Germanwings co-pilot Lubitz's estate is declared bankrupt after no heirs come forward
• Swiss authorities say 1 of 7 detained FIFA officials has agreed to be extradited to the US
• Denmark becomes latest European nation to tell its citizens not to travel to Tunisia
• Egyptian activist says authorities released him after detaining him at airport the day before
• Authorities discover West Virginia man keeping 2 deer in captivity at home for at least a year
• Lawyer kidnapped hours after release of Chinese journalist working for German weekly
• Groups: More than 12 die as medical workers flee South Sudan hospital facing violence
• Serbian police ban gatherings by both by liberals and nationalists on Srebrenica anniversary
• Turkey detains 21 suspected IS militants in raids, including 3 foreigners
• Romanian president criticized gov't for U-turn on salary increase for public workers
• Estonia protests another Russian airspace violation, 2nd incursion this year
• Moldova police: man finds sack of money from state-owned bank under a bridge in capital
• Alabama burglary suspect chased by bull, sheriff's deputies through a cow pasture
• Another former Socialist government official arrested in widening Portuguese corruption case
• Ear-ringing attempt: Detroit suburb of Royal Oak seeks to set record with 'more cowbell'
• At least 2 dead in Germany drive-by shooting, suspect captured
• China media accuse Turkey of abetting illegal migration by taking Uighur refugees from China
• Ryanair agrees to sell its key stake in Irish rival Aer Lingus to British Airways parent IAG
• Merkel's Greek choice: risk political credibility at home or tarnished reputation in Europe
• Strong earthquake rattles Solomon Islands in the South Pacific; no damage reported
• Detained Chinese journalist working for Germany's Die Zeit to be freed without charge
• Vatican says no offense taken after Bolivia's president gives pope a 'Communist crucifix'
• Greece eyes tax hikes, spending cuts, pension reforms to clinch 53.5 billion euro bailout
• US seeks Security Council action to identify perpetrators of chemical weapons attacks in Syria
• UN rights chief warns explosion of violence is close in Burundi as president runs for 3rd term
• Mexico removes 136 cartel video cameras monitoring streets in border city of Reynosa
• Mexican journalist robbed by gunman while webcasting from car, records part of incident
• Arizona man, grandson found dead after hike near desert
• Muslim groups say case of Tennessee man accused in US mosque attack plan is being mishandled
• UN announces humanitarian pause in Yemen starting at midnight local time Friday
• Wildlife refuge employees in Alaska shoot, kill charging Kodiak brown bear; cubs escape
• EU ministers fail to reach agreement on relocating 40,000 refugees who landed in Greece, Italy
• Federal monitor: NYC stop-and-frisk reforms moving in positive direction, but more work needed
• Michigan judge sends 3 children to juvenile detention for refusing to spend time with father
• Honduran opposition calls for international commission to help in rooting out corruption
• Former governor of central Mexico state arrested on charge involving alleged tax fraud
• Venezuela to stop taking oil payments in rice from Guyana amid escalating border dispute
• New Yemen al-Qaida leader says United States remains his group's only rival
• Iraqi officials say bombings in Baghdad, town south of Iraqi capital have killed 9 people
• Israeli minister bars Palestinian-funded TV channel from operating inside Israel
• Appeals court says lawyer for California engaged in 'egregious misconduct,' flips verdict
• Pope on the go, uses fast-food restaurant restaurant to change before Mass in Bolivia
• Fighting kills 2 Indian soldiers in troubled Kashmir
• Vermont state police say New York driver stopped twice in 5 miles on I-91 driving 90 or above
• Iran's official news agency: Explosion at steel mill in central city kills 3 workers; 4 hurt
• Palestinians summon their ambassador to Chile over speech citing anti-Semitic text
• Report: Israel to open dialogue with International Criminal Court on possible war crimes probe
• Kim Jong Un has so far executed 70 officials, South Korea says
• 8 inmates and 1 staffer injured in fights at federal prison in Virginia
• Russia opposes UN resolution to establish a tribunal to try those responsible for MH17 crash
• Spain sends 16 planes, helicopters to combat 5 forest fires aggravated by soaring temperatures
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• Russian and Iranian presidents discuss military and nuclear cooperation, Putin spokesman says
• Switzerland pays out $4.9 million to hundreds of people taken from their parents as children
• Clinton as champion of small business? That’s Hill-arious
• European lawmakers condemn Russia's actions in Crimea, Ukraine at meeting celebrating detente
• El Chapo’s prison escape should come as no surprise
• 5 Facts About Evan Spiegel, Snapchat's Often Controversial Co-Founder
• Expert says severe elephant poaching in Mozambique park provides lions with plenty to eat
• Officials: Unexpectedly large wave washes out Jersey shore town's fireworks display
• UN envoy to Yemen ends visit on positive note, says he expects a truce to be announced soon
• Vet finds 62 hair bands, 8 pairs of underwear inside Labrador retriever during surgery
• German prosecutors charge 4 with supporting Islamic State group, 1 of them by smuggling people
• Protestant militant slain in samurai sword attack in Belfast home; police arrest drinking mate
• The Latest: 2nd Israeli citizen held in Gaza is Bedouin, not clear how he got to the territory
• Dubai skydiving company's plane makes emergency landing in desert after technical problem
• Ethiopia releases jailed journalists and bloggers ahead of Obama's visit
• Pakistan says prime ministers of Pakistan and India to meet, discuss a range of issues
• Sahinkaya, former air force commander and last surviving leader of Turkey's 1980 coup, dies
• Funeral set for north Florida girl killed by leaping sturgeon on Suwannee River
• Myanmar ratifies world chemical weapons convention, will become 191st OPCW member
• Police: 11-month-old baby dies after being left inside SUV near Fort Lauderdale
• 6-year-old boy mauled to death by pit bull in North Carolina
• Police in Scotland investigate whether victims of car accident waited 3 days for help
• Honda recalls for Takata air bags surge to 24.5 million after another over inflator problems
• Day 2 of Tennessee lethal injection case focuses on reliability of compounded drugs
• 3 canoeists rescued after plunge over waterfall near US-Canada border; 1 was trapped under log
• Officials report some progress in quelling wildfires raging across large swaths of Canada
• When will Hillary Clinton stop playing mind games with the media?
• Thailand sends about 100 ethnic Uighurs back to China, ignoring calls for protection
• Greece and its people are living in la la land not reality
• The Latest: Baltimore police leader fired; lack of confidence cited in his fight against crime
• British man arrested after onboard altercation forces transatlantic flight to divert to Boston
• Guinea's ex-junta leader indicted for deaths of more than 156 people at 2009 stadium rally
• Federal appeals court revises test for determining who is American Indian in criminal cases
• Officials report some progress in quelling raging wildfires in western Canada
• Yemen's government, Houthi rebels disagree over terms of truce in UN-sponsored talks
• Why Angela Merkel's visit to the Balkans matters
• Colombia arrests 15 alleged rebel collaborators in investigation of bomb blasts in capital
• Police evacuate Wisconsin Capitol after bomb threat
• Authorities say Georgia woman bought gun used to kill Nebraska officer for her boyfriend
• Police: British Airways flight to Texas diverted to Boston because of unruly male passenger
• California becomes the second state where Latinos outnumber whites, census figures show
• West Virginia adjusts driver's license policy on gender changes for transgender people
• French court annuls far-right party's mail-in vote against National Front founder Le Pen
• WikiLeaks publishes new list of German numbers allegedly showing NSA targeted chancellery
• Most foreign ministers leave Iran talks, reflecting stubborn differences in way of a deal
• Illegal immigrant accused of burning three-year-old alive, killing child's mom
• Gretchen's Take: Why did Clinton change on immigration?
• See you later, alligator: wildlife officials capture 300-lb. gator outside Tampa Bay area home
• US, international NGOs included on Russian lawmakers' 'patriotic stop-list'
• Search for missing California baby suspended after authorities find no evidence of abduction
• Gambia parliament passes bill that imposes expensive deposits for presidential candidates
• London Underground workers set for strike action in dispute over pay on new all-night service
• Rwanda opposition says lawyers fear retribution, abandon case against scrapping of term limits
• Police official: Taliban insurgents attack checkpoint in eastern province, wound 3 policemen
• Family of US pilot who died in Africa crash to hold NYC Mass, though remains still in wreckage
• Turkmenistan accuses Russia's Gazprom of failing to pay for gas deliveries for months
• Animal rights group condemns Calgary rodeo as 2 horses are euthanized after accidents
• Sri Lanka brings back media regulator that can jail journalists, raising concerns
• UN says a year after Gaza war, a few homes destroyed in the fighting will finally be rebuilt
• Best computer discount programs for students
• 5 questions to ask before buying a 2-in-1 computer
• How to keep your computer and other gadgets clean
• 2 New Jersey teens accused of luring family of geese into street to run them down on video
• Italy cracks down on Sicilian construction officials with alleged ties to Corleone crime clans
• Human rights group condemns Myanmar's parliament for bill regulating interfaith marriages
• Russia's largest private science foundation disbands after being declared a 'foreign agent'
• First female nominee for supreme court membership rejected by Afghan Parliament
• Chinese central bank promises credit for stock trading in latest bid to stop market slide
• Police find body of 7-month-old boy missing since father's jump into Connecticut River
• Hawaiian culture-based mediation considered instead of trial for some telescope protesters
• Ecuador indigenous groups complain of being left off pope's agenda
• Mexican rights agency asks army to avoid ambiguous orders interpreted to mean 'kill'
• Mother of 2-year-old Pennsylvania girl found dead in raving is charged with killing her
• Vote on UN resolution calling Srebrenica a genocide is delayed after Russia threatens veto
• Polygamist group argues to block discussions of faith, details of group at water board hearing
• Former Bosnian prison guard living in US extradited to face war-crimes charges
• Small plane deploys chute, lands in Houston-area neighborhood; 2 on board slightly hurt
• Doctors claim former Guatemalan dictator unfit for trial
• Burundi ruling party wins majority in parliament as many opposition groups boycott vote
• Officials: Yosemite rock fall changes the face of world-class climb up iconic Half Dome
• Mixed nuts, ice cream and free miles _ US delegation finds new measures of time at Iran talks
• Afghan official: Government delegation in direct talks with Taliban
• Afghan official: 2nd highest Islamic State figure in Afghanistan killed in strike
• Charge dropped for Michigan woman arrested, jailed for failure to renew dog license
• Algeria: 102 extremists have been killed, arrested or turned themselves in so far this year
• Orange-brown split-colored lobster caught off Maine coast, find is called 1 in 50 million
• Israel condemns UNESCO resolution on Jerusalem it says 'ignores' Jewish, Christian connection
• Talks to resolve the conflict in eastern Ukraine end without firm results
• Kurdish forces impose 1-week curfew in northern Syrian province of Raqqa amid fighting with IS
• Trial begins over Tennessee execution method; inmates challenging lethal injection drug
• Israel Cabinet reverses initiative easing conversion to Judaism, a blow for many immigrants
• Gunmen repelled in attack on state radio in C. African Republic
• Spain: Police arrest woman that recruited girls, youths for Islamic State in Syria
• Israeli ultra-Orthodox Cabinet minister slams Reform Judaism, says doesn't consider them Jews
• Businessman’s balloon stunt is a bust, gets him busted
• Cabbie furor over Uber ride-hailing service spreads to South Africa
• Qatari oil drilling rig operated by Maersk has accident in Gulf, months of repairs needed
• Detroit-area police seek help after 28,000 pounds of nuts stolen, post mug shot of squirrel
• Ohio woman arrested after calling 911 to complain her Chinese food order was 'not up to par'
• Greek coast guard searches for up to 21 missing migrants after boat sinking in Aegean
• UN human rights chief raises concern over breadth, vagueness of China's new security law
• Nigerian leader approves $2 billion bailout to resolve crisis, state workers unpaid for months
• Bike thief destroyed window, chugged Tabasco, German police say
• Police: Man breaks into restaurant, quaffs half-bottle of Tabasco because 'he was thirsty'
• Jewish officials protest art installation at Polish museum
• Tunisian govt says some limits on freedoms needed to ensure security
• civilian death toll from conflict in Yemen rises to more than 1,500, over 3,600 injured
• Afghan official: Suicide car bomber targets NATO convoy in Kabul, wounding 2 people
• Turkish Airlines makes emergency landing at New Delhi over bomb threat note found in toilet
• 6 HSBC employees fired after video shows mock Islamic State-style execution during team outing
• Emirati businessman vows to give away over $1.1 billion to educate underprivileged Arabs
• Maria Barroso, former Portuguese first lady and Socialist Party co-founder, dead at 90
• Saudi Arabia arrests 3 brothers in connection with deadly bombing of Shiite mosque in Kuwait
• Iran rejects reports of link between terror suspect arrested in Jordan and Iranian group
• Spanish police arrest woman for recruiting young girls for ISIS
• Kenya says Islamic extremists kill 14 in Kenya's north
• Jamaica's top cop points to 'troubling' increase in homicides, with over 600 so far this year
• Samsung Electronics forecasts 4 percent drop in 2Q profit
• 2 migrants die, 12 injured when crowded smugglers' truck overturns in southern Mexico
• Autopsies on parents, son found dead in separate homes in coastal Maine town to be performed
• In Barbados, 3,000 people rally against what they assert is age discrimination by government
• Panel reports new information about possible aerial attack on Dag Hammarskjold plane in 1961
• Minnesotan who conspired to aid IS group to stay in custody after box cutter found under bed
• As daughter waited in car, Michigan woman arrested, frisked for failure to renew dog license
• Protesters clash over Confederate flag outside Phoenix Walmart
• Boston Marathon bomber files motion for new trial for conviction and death sentence
• England apology for tweet saying WWC players 'go back to being mothers, partners, daughters'
• Sports camera maker GoPro to sell smaller camera
• Thousands forced to evacuate as more than 200 wildfires burn across west Canada province
• Mexico rescues 12 Cubans from makeshift raft off Yucatan coast
• Israel intelligence agency says it arrested 6 Bedouin for establishing pro-IS cell
• Regional leaders urge Burundi to postpone presidential elections by 2 weeks amid violence
• Madrid to remove references to Franco dictatorship in names of streets, plazas
• Russian bomber crashes, killing both pilots in 5th recent crash involving military aircraft
• Mozambique destroys large stockpile of ivory, rhino horn in attempt to curb elephant poaching
• Saudi-led coalition airstrike hits market in Yemen, 45 dead
• Germany supports Albania's energy and water sectors with loans, grants worth 107.5M euros
• Israeli army says top officer in 'mortal' danger when he killed teen; witness disputes account
• Nigerian military frees 180 Boko Haram suspects held for months, including toddlers and babies
• Hungary tightens asylum system, readies to build fence on Serbian border to stem migrant flow
• German court convicts Turkish man, 28, of supporting Syrian terrorist organization
• Zimbabwean government exports elephants to China to raise funds despite protest
• Police charge man in bombing of law firms and other businesses in Canadian city
• Mexican navy helicopter comes under fire near US border, kills 6 suspects
• Armenian police disperse protest against electricity hikes that blocked street for 2 weeks
• State media: Jordan arrests terror suspect allegedly linked to Iran group for plotting attack
• Shoe factory collapses in eastern China's Zhejiang province, killing 14 people
• Pakistani teenage activist wants leaders to more for children's education
• Widow of ex-South Korean leader who favored reconciliation with Pyongyang to visit North
• Truck collision kills 15 farm workers in western Turkey
• Most Asian markets fall after Greek results, but China rises
• Arizona prison completes relocation of 700 inmates following Saturday disturbance
• Sheriff: 4 dead inside SC home; no search for suspect
• Saskatchewan to get military to help fight wildfires as thousands evacuated
• Shoe factory collapses in eastern China, killing 13 people
• Illegal fireworks hurts 5 at party, suspected in some fires
• Infant found on the side of the road in Maryland
• Autopsies set on bodies of 2 men, 1 woman from same family found in 2 houses in coastal Maine
• Trinidad PM launches joint effort by police, soldiers to combat gang violence in central town
• Bomb strapped to motorcycle kills 3, wounds 13 at police checkpoint in southern Afghanistan
• Man dies after shooting off firework from top of his head, police say
• Family, volunteers search for 6-month-old baby who vanished from crib in Northern California
• Court rejects bid by Lockerbie victims' families to appeal on behalf of convicted bomber
• 15 killed in bomb attacks on Shiite districts in Iraq
• Bombs strike public areas of Shiite districts in and around Baghdad, 15 people killed
• Burkina Faso: Father wants justice in sex abuse case involving French soldiers
• Indian coast guard seizes Iranian fishing boat, arrests 12 crew members
• Wildfires break out in Spain, Portugal as Western Europe sees prolonged heat wave
• Paying more for less water: California water agencies lose money in drought, increase rates
• Greek foreign minister visits Israel as referendum on future of county held at home
• 5-year-old girl killed after sturgeon jumps into boat along Florida river
• Southwest flight from Baltimore to Denver checked because of security threat, authorities say
• Syrian troops, Hezbollah enter rebel-held mountain resort near Lebanon border
• Man missing for four days found alive after hiking Hawaii trail
• Burglars in Spain posed as phone workers to find out where safes were, then used blowtorches
• Israeli leader Netanyahu warns of growing Western concessions toward Iran in nuke talks
• Zoo tram accident in northeastern Thailand leaves 4 dead, more than 30 injured
• Russian cargo ship delivers long-awaited supplies to International Space Station
• Police: Weapons factory blast kills 1, injures several in Montenegro
• As Greeks vote in crucial referendum, it's not clear what the implications will be
• At least 10 injured after boat explosion in Maryland
• IS video shows killing of government troops in amphitheater of historic Syrian town
• At least 14 people injured in North Carolina deck collapse, police say
• Magnitude-4.2 earthquake rattles parts of Oregon
• Police: 14 hurt in deck collapse at North Carolina beachhouse when family gathered for photo
• 2 homes burn near Springdale as Washington wildfires grow
• Bodies of 2 men, 1 woman found in 2 houses in coastal Maine town; believed to be same family
• Mexican military: troops instructed to respect human rights in Tlatlaya
• 3 dead bodies found in 2 houses in coastal Maine town
• Friends trying to hand off rice cooker in casino parking lot cause brief security scare
• Alternative for Germany party picks conservative as new leader to replace euroskeptic founder
• Va. pro-Confederate battle flag rally stirs debate
• Iraqi officials say bombings targeting public places kill 15 people in and around Baghdad
• Team Africa wins Peachtree Cup at AJC Peachtree Road Race
• 700 inmates to be relocated in wake of damage from Arizona prison riot
• Annual survey finds 236 pairs of eagles, 313 young along Virginia's James River
• Small group of neo-Nazis rally in London, outnumbered by counter-demonstrators
• Spanish police arrest Moroccan man on suspicion of trying to recruit jihadi fighters
• Mosque bombing in northern Syria kills 15 members of al-Qaida's affiliate
• Report: Serbia asks Russia to veto UN Srebrenica resolution because it calls it 'genocide'
• Owners of former Vick dogfighting house seek to preserve its history, shed a new controversy
• Official: 10 civilians killed in 3 simultaneous car bombs in eastern Libyan city of Darna
• Multiple murder complaints filed vs owner of capsized Philippine ferry where 59 died
• Washington motel closes after possible outbreak of Legionnaires' disease