Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories that will be talked about today:
1.
Obama sends his secretary of state to the region in a bid to mediate an end to the bloody conflict.
2.
Known for his tough talk, the Israeli prime minister could coast to an election victory in January on solid popular support for his Gaza operation.
3.
The president wraps up a four-day tour of Southeast Asia with talks on the margins of the East Asia Summit in Cambodia.
4.
A television show claims a Florida convicted killer may have been implicated in the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson.
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Authorities say the defendants were arrested for plotting to bomb military bases and government facilities.
6.
The mammals are washing ashore along the northern Gulf Coast with bullet wounds, missing jaws and hacked-off fins.
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In an unprecedented move, some demonstrators angry at poor economic conditions call for King Abdullah to step down.
8.
Hostess and striking workers agree to resume bargaining, providing hope that the popular cake-maker won’t shut down.
9.
All Americans ages 15 to 64 should get an HIV test at least once, a health panel says.
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Same as last year, the AP’s Peter Svensson reports. Tablets are even better-made now — and fierce competition has kept prices very low.
