Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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North Korea moved a missile to its east coast after warning it could use “diversified” nuclear weapons. The U.S. deployed an advanced missile defense system to Guam.
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The bill going to the governor today adds more than 100 firearms to the assault weapons ban and creates a registry for dangerous offenders.
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Colorado authorities say the men belong to the same white supremacist gang as Evan Ebel, a suspect in the death of the corrections chief.
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Mike Rice once knocked out of one of his father’s teeth while playing basketball and a former assistant said he was “crazed” about the game.
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As a way to share the sacrifice of federal workers, he’s going to return 5 percent of his presidential pay.
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The Carnival cruise liner that stranded thousands of passengers for days was torn from its moorings by strong winds.
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Veterans exposed to Agent Orange are trying a 25-day vitamin and sauna regime promoted by the church.
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Alzheimer’s costs up to $215 billion a year to manage, mostly on care to get the afflicted through daily routines.
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The HTC smartphone being introduced today has new Android technology that deeply integrates the social network.
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The AP’s David Bauder says 62-year-old Jay Leno has been around for a long time, while 38-year-old Fallon is up and coming. NBC also gets to move ‘Tonight’ back to New York.
