Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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Millions began ushering in the end of Ramadan with prayers and feasts, while mortar rounds hit a district in Syria where Assad attended prayers.
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Defense lawyers say Maj. Nidal Hasan is trying to get a death sentence while representing himself.
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Police say a man shot several people at two houses in the Dallas area and was taken into custody.
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Three tickets — two from New Jersey and one from Minnesota — matched the winning numbers for the $448 million drawing.
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The AP obtains a memo that would allow same-sex spouses of military members to receive access to health and welfare programs, but wouldn’t cover unmarried partners.
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Obama backed out of a summit with Putin after failing to reach agreement on several disputes including Syria, global security and American adoption of Russian children.
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Friends of the 16-year-old kidnapped girl say the man wanted in the death of her mother had said he would date the teen if they were the same age.
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The southern California blaze blocked both ends of a highway, temporarily trapping some deputies and residents trying to evacuate.
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A safety group gave the two- and four-door Honda Civic models high marks in front-end crash tests. The Nissan Sentra and two Kia models rated “poor.”
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Baseball’s players association sent Rodriguez’ 211-game suspension to an independent arbitrator.
