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- Big Fight Ahead on Expiration of Bush Tax Cuts
- China's Money and Migrants Pour Into Tibet and Stir Unrest
- Drilling Rig Returns to Well Site as Storm Dissipates
- Drivers on Prescription Drugs Are Hard to Convict
- Stampede at German Music Festival Kills 18
- And the Heat Goes On, Assaulting Much of the Nation
- Dam Fails in Eastern Iowa
- As Turkey Inches Eastward, Syrians Feel the Love
- Tesla Electric Cars: Revved Up, but Far to Go
- Jack Thorpe vs. Jim Thorpe, Pa.: Legal Battle Over an Icon's Remains
- 18 Killed in Mass Panic at Germany's Love Parade
| Big Fight Ahead on Expiration of Bush Tax Cuts | Top |
| The tax fight will serve as a proxy for the bigger political clashes of the year, including the size of government and the best way of handling the tepid economic recovery. | |
| China's Money and Migrants Pour Into Tibet and Stir Unrest | Top |
| China sees development and an enhanced security presence as key to stability, but the influx of people has deepened resentment among many Tibetans. | |
| Drilling Rig Returns to Well Site as Storm Dissipates | Top |
| As Tropical Depression Bonnie dissipated into an area of low pressure, the drilling rig working to repair BP's blown-out oil well returned to the site of the spill. | |
| Drivers on Prescription Drugs Are Hard to Convict | Top |
| The issue is vexing police because there is no agreement on what level of drugs in the blood impairs driving. | |
| Stampede at German Music Festival Kills 18 | Top |
| The deadly stampede came after a mass panic broke out at the "Love Parade" music festival in Duisburg. | |
| And the Heat Goes On, Assaulting Much of the Nation | Top |
| From New York to Georgia, and through the Great Plains, the heat this spring and summer has been relentless. | |
| Dam Fails in Eastern Iowa | Top |
| Rising floodwater from the Maquoketa River ate a 30-foot-wide hole in the earthen dam, threatening the small town of Hopkinton. | |
| As Turkey Inches Eastward, Syrians Feel the Love | Top |
| Syrians' trek to Turkey for Western goods is just the latest manifestation of growing ties that reflect Turkey's drive to become a regional leader. | |
| Tesla Electric Cars: Revved Up, but Far to Go | Top |
| Elon Musk, who made a fortune selling PayPal, has poured a lot of his money into Tesla, the maker of electric cars. But it has hit with delays, financial crises and a personnel soap opera. | |
| Jack Thorpe vs. Jim Thorpe, Pa.: Legal Battle Over an Icon's Remains | Top |
| Jack Thorpe is suing the town of Jim Thorpe, Pa., for the remains of his father, who was a 1912 Olympic gold medalist, Hall of Fame football player and major league baseball player. | |
| 18 Killed in Mass Panic at Germany's Love Parade | Top |
| A stampede inside a tunnel crowded with techno music fans left 18 people dead and 80 injured in Germany. | |
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