Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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Kerry, Hagel and other top officials will appear before a Senate panel to argue for a response to last month’s alleged gas attack outside Damascus.
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The company — aiming to better compete with Apple and Google — is buying Nokia’s line of smartphones.
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As Tokyo seeks an Olympic bid, the government says it will fund an underground ice wall aimed at halting radioactive water from escaping from Fukushima.
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He says he wants to hang out with Kim Jong Un and have a good time — but not be a diplomat.
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Sixty-four-year-old Diana Nyad becomes the without a shark cage.
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The agreement ends a blackout and allows the resumption of broadcasts of CBS and CBS-owned channels to millions of U.S. homes.
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For the first time, certain vaccines will protect against four strains of flu instead of three.
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Half a century after the Lava Lamp first hit shelves, millions of the hip home accessories have been sold worldwide.
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“Instructions Not Included” turns in the biggest Spanish-language opening ever over the holiday weekend in the U.S.
10.
Roger Federer suffers an upset loss, meaning he won’t meet Rafael Nadal in the quarterfinals. Their match had been highly anticipated.
