Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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A Florida jury could start deliberating today after the defense argues that Zimmerman never meant to kill Trayvon Martin. Jurors could convict him of murder or manslaughter.
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The AP’s Joan Lowy reports the plane descended from 4,500 to 600 feet in four minutes, and pilots tried to speed up under 500 feet.
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Police want to explore a DNA link between Albert DeSalvo, widely believed to have been the notorious 1960s serial killer, and one of the 11 victims.
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Prosecutors want to know whether Mohammed Morsi escaped prison during the 2011 revolution with help from Hamas.
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Countries around the world, led by Britain and the U.S., are holding genetic material of millions of citizens in the name of fighting crime and terrorism.
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The House passed a scaled-back bill without the program, launching a debate about domestic food aid in the U.S.
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The NSA leaker plans to meet today with a Russian official of Amnesty International while he negotiates for asylum.
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More than 200 were at large, including nearly 20 convicted terrorists.
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The FDA set a new limit of 10 parts per billion, about the same amount of the poison that is in regular drinking water.
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In the latest fallout over her admission she used racial slurs, the food personality is hiring new attorneys to represent her in a discrimination lawsuit.
