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  • SC Sen. Graham in toughest re-election of career

    AIKEN, S.C. (AP) — Sen. Lindsey Graham is showing no signs of changing how he operates as he faces the biggest challenge of his political career.

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  • Sexy biker look for Versace at Milan show

    MILAN (AFP) - Denim, leathers and chains were the look at Versace's Milan Fashion Week show on Friday, as the family-owned brand looks for a possible investor to buy a stake.

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  • 'Breaking Bad' finally makes good with best drama Emmy

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  • Apple sets new record for iPhones sales launch

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  • Russia's Putin says Syria violence could hit ex-Soviet bloc

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  • Rising immigrant deaths put burden on Texas county

    FALFURRIAS, Texas (AP) — By the time the woman perished, she had probably slogged 25 miles through dry ranch lands in her quest to enter the United States. She was found just feet from a highway where she might have been picked up and taken to Houston with other migrants making the same journey.

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  • Rihanna's Selfie Accidentally Alerts Authorities to Wildlife Smugglers

    While vacationing on the island of Phuket this weekend, pop star Rihanna enjoyed her usual activities; she partied hard, hung out on the beach, and Instagrammed a ton of selfies, including the one above, showing her cuddling with a slow loris. 

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  • Children with autism practice travel at NYC's JFK

    NEW YORK (AP) — Tom and Zsuzsa Price arrived at Kennedy International Airport, their four young children in tow, full of anxiety. Four-year-old Callum has autism and the whole family had never been on a plane together.

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  • China releases list of goods banned from export to North Korea

    BEIJING (Reuters) - China has released a list of technologies and goods banned from export to North Korea because of their possible use in building nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, the Ministry of Commerce said on Monday. China and other members of the United Nations have declined in the…

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  • Pope seeks easing of rigid Catholic doctrine

    VATICAN CITY (AFP) - Pope Francis has urged a break with the Catholic Church's harsh "obsession" with divorce, gays, contraception and abortion, in an interview signalling a dramatic shift in the Vatican's tone.

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  • Tycoon plans $8 billion Chinese Hollywood

    QINGDAO, China (AP) — China's richest man plans to spend 50 billion yuan ($8.2 billion) to build the country's version of Hollywood in the northeastern city of Qingdao.

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  • North Dakota town ready for trouble as white supremacists stake claims

    By Dave Thompson BISMARCK, North Dakota (Reuters) - Grant County Sheriff Steve Bay is ready for fireworks if clashes break out between a band of neo-Nazi white supremacists and protesters determined to keep them from taking over the tiny North Dakota town of Leith. With a population of just two…

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  • Chicago swarms its way to perfect 3-0 start

    PITTSBURGH (AP) — At the rate the Chicago Bears' defense is scoring, the offense might not be able to keep up.

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  • British taxpayer-funded Muslim school bans fairy tales, requires hijabs for females

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  • In Miami, Cuban travelers get taste of US tourism

    MIAMI (AP) — At 67, Cuban taxi driver Benito Perez had never been on a plane.

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