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- Drilling Rig Returns to Well Site as Storm Dissipates
- Drivers on Prescription Drugs Are Hard to Convict
- 2 Americans Are Abducted Near Kabul
- And the Heat Goes On, Assaulting Much of the Nation
- Meteorological Bragging Rights on the Wane for Angelenos
- In This Weather, Even the Melons Are in Peril
- Fifteen Killed in Panic at German Music Festival
- Bodies Found in Mass Graves in Mexico
- Royals 7, Yankees 4: Mitre Struggles for Yankees Against Royals
| Drilling Rig Returns to Well Site as Storm Dissipates | Top |
| As Tropical Depression Bonnie dissipated into an area of low pressure, a drilling rig and about a dozen other ships working to repair the crippled Macondo well headed back to the site. | |
| Drivers on Prescription Drugs Are Hard to Convict | Top |
| So-called drugged driving is an increasingly common offense, at a time when drunken-driving deaths are dropping and prescriptions are rampant. | |
| 2 Americans Are Abducted Near Kabul | Top |
| The two American service members were driving a civilian vehicle in a dangerous region south of Kabul, according to officials and local residents. | |
| And the Heat Goes On, Assaulting Much of the Nation | Top |
| Throughout the mid-Atlantic states, from New York to Georgia, and through the Great Plains, the heat this spring and summer has been relentless. | |
| Meteorological Bragging Rights on the Wane for Angelenos | Top |
| The people of Southern California have wrapped themselves in light sweaters this summer. | |
| In This Weather, Even the Melons Are in Peril | Top |
| In Hope, Ark., a hot but dry summer threatens the record-setting watermelon crops for farmers. | |
| Fifteen Killed in Panic at German Music Festival | Top |
| A stampede killed at least 15 people after panic broke out in a tunnel at a techno music festival in Germany. | |
| Bodies Found in Mass Graves in Mexico | Top |
| Acting on a tip, soldiers dug up at least 51 bodies in Monterrey, apparently victims of the nation's drug wars. | |
| Royals 7, Yankees 4: Mitre Struggles for Yankees Against Royals | Top |
| Sergio Mitre, starting in place of the injured Andy Pettitte, gave up five runs in a 7-4 loss to the Royals. Mark Teixeira hit two homers, but Alex Rodriguez remained at 599. | |
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