Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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The ease with which New Jersey’s Republican governor wins re-election bodes well for his 2016 presidential chances.
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He says he was drunk at the time — and vows to remain in office despite the startling admission.
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The verdict clears the way for powerful hard-liner Avigdor Lieberman to return to his post as the nation’s top diplomat.
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A Canadian adventurer wants to raise money via crowd-funding and take a small band of former soldiers to find Joseph Kony, who’s accused of committing atrocities in Africa.
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Construction is scheduled to begin on the Las Vegas Strip next spring on a 12-plus-story, glass and steel structure with a 20,000-seat arena.
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Voters emphatically rejected a $950 million tax increase and the school funding revamp that came with it, handing Amendment 66 a resounding defeat Tuesday night.
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The History network strikes a deal to remake the groundbreaking “Roots,” which told the story of generations of a slave family.
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Joy Johnson of San Jose, Calif., the oldest woman to compete in Sunday’s race, stumbled and hit her head on the pavement around the 20th mile.
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Ryan Riess, 23, of Michigan comes from behind to win the main event — and $8.4 million.
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Often it’s the family that must make the agonizing choice of discontinuing life support. But an Indiana man is brought out of sedation to decide for himself.
