Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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The streets were eerily quiet and a state of emergency imposed after more than 500 people were killed in the breakup of protesters’ sit-ins.
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The U.S. decried the “path toward violence” and Turkey’s prime minister called for the UN Security Council to meet.
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The search warrants also said that James DiMaggio and abducted teen Hannah Anderson exchanged more than a dozen phone calls before Anderson’s family was found killed.
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The two sides agreed to meet weekly, alternating between Jerusalem and the West Bank, in the first major peace talks in five years.
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Jihadist technology may now be so sophisticated, experts say, that messages aren’t being detected even by NSA programs designed to uncover terror plots.
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A psychologist said the Army private who leaked classified secrets was pressured by a “hyper-masculine” military.
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They say planes trying to land in Birmingham, Ala., often fly so low to their houses they nearly clip the treetops.
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The civil rights leader’s son expresses regret in court for spending $750,000 in campaign funds on things like Rolex watches and appliances.
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Debbie Rowe broke down while testifying in a civil suit accusing the singer’s promoter of ignoring warning signs before his overdose death.
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The 350 or so theaters left in the country will have to invest in digital projection equipment or close, since studios began phasing out 35 mm prints.
