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• Police say Maine man drove 146 on I-95
• Police identify Maryland officer who shot suicidal man
• Scotiabank sues Puerto Rico govt seeking loan repayment
• After scolding FIFA on ethics, English soccer stands accused
• Cautious approval, skepticism for Penn Station overhaul plan
• Jury recommends death for dad of starved, beaten 2-year-old
• Smoked salmon recalled for potential listeria contamination
• Clinton brings back Sanders to help with millennium slide
• NC jury backs fired trooper who reported suspect beaten
• Police: Man fatally shot ex-girlfriend at birthday party
• Official: Man in California kidnapping case to change plea
• House Roll Call: 9/11 bill
• Cuba reject's Trump's call for negotiations on human rights
• Bulgaria replaces candidate for the United Nations' top job
• Alec Baldwin to play Donald Trump on 'SNL'
• 5.1 magnitude quake hits west Nicaragua, killing at least 1
• Danny Willett apologizes for brother's words about US fans
• Pentagon: Tests confirm no mustard agent in Iraq attack
• Pentagon: US airstrike kills 9 militants in Somalia
• 'Barefoot Bandit' released from prison; will work for lawyer
• The Virtuous Cycle of Work, Achievement and Reward
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• Mickelson promises prepared US team at Ryder Cup
• Non-nuclear states advance push for UN treaty to ban nukes
• The Latest: Change in groups for Day 2 of Ryder Cup practice
• Sorry Tiger, some things are only for players in Ryder Cup
• Court: Law banning people's ballot photos unconstitutional
• 'Death spiral'? ObamaCare problems making coverage harder to afford, find
• The Latest: Friend: Starbucks victim was Georgian immigrant
• Cedar Rapids fends off flood damage with temporary barriers
• Men who live-streamed threat over Periscope app plead guilty
• Prosecutor: Boy, 2, was groomed to handle guns, shot himself
• Shimon Peres, ex-Israeli president and PM, dies at 93
• Peru's ex-spy chief guilty of disappearing students
• Comey says Mills laptop had classified material; declares: 'You cannot call us weasels'
• Dem lawmaker wears Hillary pin during House hearing on Clinton email probe
• Obama to lead delegation to attend funeral for Shimon Peres
• Video: Georgian politicians get into fistfight on live TV for the 2nd time in a week
• How to Find Your Best Employees and Keep Them Around
• The Latest: Study: Syria displacement fueled by shelling
• Vermont man lost at sea was suspect in grandfather's killing
• Christian school goes to court to defend a 30-second pregame prayer
• The Latest: Boater might have been handling repairs himself
• NY judge to rule in murder case against former soccer coach
• Elon Musk unveils ambitious Mars colonization plan
• Toasting life with Shimon Peres
• John Stossel: What I saw at this week's presidential debate
• Old rivalries seen blocking OPEC deal to support oil price
• Court: Judge can't impose insanity defense against will
• FBI head: Extremism apparent influence in Minnesota attack
• Medical officials: airstrikes knock out 2 Aleppo hospitals
• Russian military says it's ready to talk to US about Aleppo
• Arabs greet Peres death with silence and animosity
• Germany: Woman and child held captive in Syria freed
• Your Sales Training Won't Stick Until You Modify Your Behavior
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• Archaeologists unearth ancient gate-shrine in Israel
• Our biased mainstream media loves Hillary. Their adoration could cost her the election
• Tipster, coincidence led to arrest in deadly NY bank robbery
• VW I.D. electric concept revealed, production version coming 2020
• Man charged in 26-year-old double murder, rape in Florida
• Shark attack survivor campaigns for sharks at UN meeting
• World wildlife meeting votes to ban trade in Asian pangolins
• Miss Universe Alicia Machado accused of threatening to kill judge in late '90s
• Rare, but hardly unprecedented: History of veto overrides
• 'Decoding the Civil War': Tech unlocks Union telegrams
• Baby sitter charged with death of 17-month-old boy
• Unanswered questions surround NC police shooting
• Dr. Manny: How to achieve a healthy pregnancy with celiac disease
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• The Latest: Russia calls probe into MH17 downing 'biased'
• Solar Impulse team plans solar-powered satellite
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• 5 Lessons Why an Open Internet Makes a Better World
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• House to punt on contempt of Congress measure for Clinton IT aide
• Jury pool narrowed to 750 in church shooting trial
• Rose, Stenson will be valuable players for young Europe team
• Melissa Joan Hart is backing Gary Johnson for president
• Trump snared again
• White House blasts Senate for override vote
• US extradites Rwandan academic to face genocide charges
• Swiss voters approve ramping up surveillance power to fight terror
• 5 Miami Beach sites with Zika-infected mosquitoes identified
• Sheriff: Man linked to 4 Ohio slayings can't name 1st victim
• Black man shot dead by police near San Diego, probe underway
• Deutsche Bank shares stabilize as unit sale raises cash
• Hollande: Post-Brexit relationship needs to be well defined
• Nigeria trying to muzzle dissenting voices, Amnesty says
• Roman coins discovered in ruins of Japanese castle
• FlightAware Live tracker aims to end plane disappearances
• 7 Easy Steps for Launching a Venture that Will Fail
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• What You Can Learn About Growing a Brand From the Most Influential Celebs
• 17 Tricks To Get More Things Done During the Work Day
• Playboy features woman wearing hijab
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• The Latest: Family confirms Peres' death at hospital
• Croatian president opens formal talks to form government
• Pakistan says India will 'disintegrate' when Kashmir is free
• Suspect in Dallas-area shooting rampage arrested
• Aid group: Coalition bombed Yemen hospital to hit vehicle
• My daughter was killed at Columbine but her life still inspires students everywhere
• Yankees fan fumbles ring during mid-game marriage proposal
• Warren Beatty denies sleeping with 12,755 women
• Courteney Cox: Brangelina split 'not about' Jennifer Aniston
• Brad Pitt cancels red carpet appearance, cites 'family situation'
• Miley Cyrus hints she was underpaid for 'Hannah Montana'
• Judge bans publication of hacked Pippa Middleton photos
• Kentucky man accused in triple homicide threatens judge
• Rudolph Giuliani: Trump is right about 'stop and frisk.' Lester Holt should apologize
• Dad driving to see newborn son at hospital killed in apparent road-rage shooting
• South African tennis player gets lifetime ban for corruption
• These 3 Million Dollar Apps Were Built By Non-Coders
• Seth Godin: Think of Your Customers as Weird, Not Dumb
• 3 Ways Walking Away From Your Desk Makes You Smarter
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• Kerry threatens Russia with end to joint Syria diplomacy
• FBI doc dump on email case reveals role of 'confidential' Clinton aide
• Man accused of fatally shooting daughter calls it accidental
• Tropical Storm Matthew forms in eastern Caribbean
• Polish official: Cabinet changes expected Wednesday
• Pair of ex-nuns joined in civil union in Italian town
• Hayden Panettiere to pay $4G in dog sitter suit
• Britain becomes first nation to legalize 3-parent babies
• Judge sides with company accused of discriminating against Muslim workers
• In-office tests may detect hip tendon problems before MRI
• Orders for US durable goods slipped slightly in August
• Moderate drinking may not affect women's fertility
• 3 arrested in southwest Kentucky prostitution investigation
• UK Labour leader addresses claims of anti-Semitism in party
• First-ever baby born with DNA from 3 people
• Baby born with DNA from 3 people, first from new technique
• Having a happy spouse might actually make you healthier
• Minnesota police shooting investigation goes to prosecutors
• Can't hear in noisy places? It's a real medical condition
• Can't hear in noisy places? It's a real medical condition
• Gender-neutral homecoming 'queen,' female 'king'
• Shares of fast food chain Sonic falls on weak outlook
• F-35A fighter jet in pictures
• Norwegian mediator: Israeli leaders today lack Peres' vision
• South African police clash with student protesters
• Debate ratings breaks record with 84 million viewers
• Syrian state media show off Aleppo's 'thriving nightlife' as bombs rain down
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• South Sudan says rebel leader's call to arms 'unacceptable'
• UK man charged with terrorism offenses over Ukraine conflict
• Kerry threatens to end Syria talks with Russia over Aleppo
• South Korea recalls Son for Qatar, Iran World Cup qualifiers
• Boy's scary clown mask prompts alarm in Virginia community
• Police: Cash, apparent drugs found in suspect's home
• Hollywood made Lindsey Vonn wonder if she should lose weight
• US military: Killed 4 Somali al-Shabab fighters in 'self-defense'
• Cranberries at 200: Market changes, drought create a crisis
• Police: Former Florida bank employee stole nearly $700,000
• Reports of plastic prompt recall of Tyson chicken nuggets
• French regulators lure British companies as EU exit looms
• Southern California town on edge after police kill black man
• End of permanent tattoos? Startup develops new high-tech ink
• Honda says Takata air bag ruptured in Malaysia crash, 1 dead
• How to Supe Up Your Car, No Matter Your Budget
• 4 Words That Reinforce the Gender Gap at Work
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• From Beyonc to Biz: The Woman Rocking 'The Silicon Valley of The North'
• The Marketing Genius Behind Snapchat's Name Change
• UK's globalized car industry wary of Brexit impact
• 5 jihadi suspects arrested in Spain, Belgium, Germany
• Courteney Cox: Stop dragging Jennifer Aniston into Brangelina split drama
• German officials probe alleged vote fraud in Jewish election
• The Latest: Albanian police find 27 migrants
• The Latest: McIlroy's watch on Central time before Ryder Cup
• Final US pick Ryan Moore ready for Ryder Cup debut
• 'Envious' reigns as most common personality type
• French government plans tax cuts in its 2017 budget
• Police question tenant in New York City house explosion that killed firefighter
• Buckingham Palace official jailed over bribes for contracts
• No Native American artifacts found at North Dakota pipeline site, officials say
• At-home tanning bed users more likely to be addicted
• Anxiety boosts men's risk of death from cancer, study suggests
• Jana Kramer tears up discussing ex in rehab, daughter
• Justice Dept. top national security official to leave post
• The Latest: Funeral set for man shot in Charlotte riots
• Separatists say Russian troops staging exercises in Moldova
• Swiss military helicopter crashes in Alps, injuries presumed
• Indonesia evacuating tourists after Mount Barujari eruption
• Does microneedling prevent the signs of aging?
• Michael Moore scuffles with Ohio theater over his political one-man show
• Ohio police offered to drive grieving man 100 miles to be with family after sister's death
• Alaska state agency apologizes for debate tweets aimed at Trump
• The FTC Is Skeptical When Celebrities Are Paid to Like Your Product
• What the Legal Battle of 2 Art World Giants Teaches About Partnerships
• India's top court allows Italian marine to stay in Italy
• FCC commissioner wants an investigation into Wi-Fi at presidential debate
• Oxytocin hormone may boost spirituality
• Egypt sentences 40 suspected IS members to life in prison
• This dog is at the forefront of cancer research
• Bangladesh withdraws from regional summit in Islamabad
• Shareholders approve tie-up of world's biggest beer makers
• Lawmakers clash over water damage, amid fresh threat of gov't shutdown
• Madonna takes off her clothes, endorses Hillary Clinton
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• WWE's Eve Torres explains why she shared post-baby selfie
• Owner of Malaysia's Proton shortlists 5 bids for equity sale
• Amnesty's Thailand torture allegations spark arrest threat
• Friend expressed worries about boating with Marlins star Fernandez
• Second 'DWTS' contestant eliminated in disbelief: 'Are we gone?'
• Qatar Airways, BA parent IAG set up revenue-sharing deal
• Indonesia evacuates tourists after Mount Barujari eruption
• Katy Perry strips down in appeal to voters
• Romania: party leader resigns amid corruption probe
• Drug overdose cluster in Canada tied to opioid-laced cocaine
• Can breathing oils and herbs aid calm and well-being?
• Amy Schumer found to be the most dangerous celebrity on the Internet
• Thailand rules out Zika link in 2 microcephaly cases; investigating 2
• Martin Shkreli raffling chance to punch him in face
• Prosecutor says multiple Nice attacks stopped since July 14
• How tattoos can help patients with skin grafts and scars
• The 1 Habit That Will Change Your Life
• Exclusive: 5 'Shark Tank' Stars Weigh in on the Marijuana Boom
• Ex-PM fuels Socialist party feud over political impasse
• Hollywood portrayals of brain death don't match real life
• Task force advises routine preeclampsia screening in pregnancy
• Halloween masked men attack couple who thought it was a joke
• ADHD drugs no help with homework
• Mother of 'Baby Doe' to testify against ex-boyfriend
• Greek police arrest 4 Pakistani teens on rape charges
• Former Israeli prime minister, president Shimon Peres dead at 93
• Americas becomes first region to eliminate measles: health agency
• Fewer than one in five State Dept employees with security clearance completed classified info training
• Up to 8 inmates fight in Philippine prison, 1 Chinese killed
• Fear, suspicion as French hamlet anticipates Calais migrants
• German police shoot dead man wielding knife in refugee home
• US rights group says abuse rife in notorious Egypt prison
• Clowns back out of parade amid rash of creepy clown reports
• Report: iOS 10 backups easy to hack
• Ring-shaped geoglyphs found near ancient town in Peru
• Fliers on campus seek 'sugar daddies' for female students
• Appeals court can't guarantee Snowden safe travel to Norway
• Minister: 32,000 people arrested since failed coup in Turkey
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• 2 men charged in California killings
• 1 month after floods, urgent aid needed in North Korea
• The Latest: Pope Francis condemns Syria bombing
• Goldie Hawn on why she never married Kurt Russell
• House leaders reach 'bipartisan agreement' on Flint water issue
• Etihad flight to Sydney turns back after engine fails
• Clinton, Trump trade taunts after testy debate
• Suspected IS militants kill 3 police, 1 civilian in Egypt
• Global leaders to attend funeral of Israel's Shimon Peres
• Navy investigates sailor who didn't salute national anthem
• California mountain communities evacuated as wildfire grows
• German consumer confidence falls amid Brexit, terror fears
• Drone fly-by closes Dubai's busy airport for a half hour
• NAACP head says shooting victim's history doesn't matter
• Ohio high school football player dies after suffering lacerated kidney during game
• Homeland chief: Homegrown attacks an increasing threat
• DOD chief says 9/11 bill could be devastating to US military
• 9 dead, 11 trapped in coal mine explosion in northern China
• Police: Man who fired on officers was Border Patrol agent
• 9 states to vote soon on expanding legal access to marijuana
• A look at the career highlight of Shimon Peres
• Libyan general in east rejects UN-backed government
• Navy launches investigation into sailor who didn't stand for National Anthem
• Shimon Peres peace pioneer but unloved at home in Israel
• Strong winds from island-wide typhoon hurt dozens in Taiwan
• School clinical aide charged with stealing students' pills
• Puerto Rico finds unexpected source of growth in agriculture
• Man who returned 9/11 flag identified
• Police shoot, wound man in San Diego area; protesters gather
• Man rescued after week at sea to be reunited with family
• Mom arrested after disabled son, 27, dies of malnourishment
• The Latest: 4 mall shooting victims ID'd
• Attorney who stopped Vermont suspect 1 of 25 Carnegie Heroes
• Hunts threaten population of Yellowstone bison, group says
• Canadian government approves natural gas project
• Prosecutor: Woman burned alive for witchcraft in Peru jungle
• Colorado mother arrested after disabled son, 27, dies of malnourishment
• Fire battalion chief dies in New York City house explosion
• Oregon Satanic Temple brings after-school club to elementary pupils
• Navy investigates sailor who didn't salute national anthem
• Senate blocks stopgap bill to prevent shutdown this weekend
• Lester Holt spins debate for Hillary six huge ways, plays 'Gotcha' with Trump
• Trump: Campaign has raised nearly $18 million since debate
• The Latest: Bahrain criticizes US anti-terror bill
• Minister: Extremism 'exported' to Kosovo from other regions
• India says Pakistan believes terror will bring territory