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Brazilians Greet The World Cup Kickoff With Protests And Tear Gas
In Brazil, thousands of protesters clashed with police just hours before the World Cup opening ceremony. The streets of Sao Paolo were filled with tear gas and concussion grenades.
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The Majority Leader Has Lost. Long Live The Majority Leader
Shortly after Rep. Eric Cantor's surprise defeat in the Republican primary, Cantor announced his plans to step down soon from his position as House majority leader. This will leave a void in the GOP leadership, an open spot that's sure to attract plenty of interest.
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On The Hill, Debate Reawakens Over Tired Truckers
The accident that seriously injured comic Tracy Morgan and killed another comedian has focused attention on truck driving safety. New regulations limited the amount of overnights truckers could work, but the trucking industry and its congressional allies are trying to roll back the limits.
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As Iraq Comes Apart At The Seams, Washington Weighs What To Do
Grave questions face the Iraqi government, and U.S. officials are scrambling to decide what to do. The U.S. helped shape the country; is there anything it can — or would — do to keep it together?
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Shiite Leaders Urge Iraqis To Rise Up Against Sunni Extremists
The militant group known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria already controls the cities of Mosul and Tikrit, and has now taken towns in Diyalah province.
Dancing On A Lark: Gov. Christie Struts His Stuff On 'Tonight Show'
The New Jersey governor showed the Evolution of Dad Dancing with host Jimmy Fallon.
Bergdahl Back In The U.S. To Continue Recovery
The Army sergeant spent five years as a captive of the Taliban. He arrived at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio early Friday morning after spending nearly two weeks recuperating in Germany.
Exercise And Protein May Help Good Gut Bacteria Get Their Groove On
A new study of athletes suggests exercise may help support a rich, diverse mix of bacteria in the gut. But scientists say the athletes' high-protein diet may also be supporting the community.
Crazy Bad Luck: It's Friday The 13th With A Full Moon
The next time this phenomenon will happen is Aug. 13, 2049.
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In A First, Afghanistan Is Set To Change Leaders At The Ballot Box
In a country shaped by warlords, Saturday's presidential election features two urbane men with doctorates vying to replace Hamid Karzai. Both want close U.S. relations, including a security deal.
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