Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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The State Department says terror groups posed a threat to all Americans in the country.
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Three U.S. drones kill 12 suspected al-Qaida militants, military officials in the Arab country say, bringing the total slain to 34 in less than two weeks.
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Kerry and Hagel are presiding over tense talks today in Washington with Russian officials over Syria, arms control and missile defense.
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Florida police say Derek Medina confessed to killing his wife, then posted a picture of her dead body to his Facebook friends.
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Police say evidence in the rubble of a burned home indicates DiMaggio may have booby-trapped his car after killing a woman and kidnapping her teen daughter.
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Officials say the Turkish Airlines crew was seized while traveling from Beirut’s airport to a hotel.
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A soldier testified at Hasan’s trial she wrote a “D” on the foreheads of the people she couldn’t save. Thirteen people were killed.
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The blaze in a rugged Southern California mountain range has spread to 22 square miles, mostly uncontained, and threatens more than 500 homes.
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Sixteen garage workers hold one of the three winning tickets for the $448 million jackpot. A Minnesota dad has come forward, and New Jersey has another winner.
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A Michigan family welcomed their 12th son. Mom Teri Schwandt says her husband would still love a girl and “we never close that door.”
