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• 1.NPR 2010-08-21
• Israeli and Palestinian leaders plan to meet face to face for the first time since talks collapsed nearly two years ago. They've been invited to Washi...
• 2.NPR 2010-08-20
• New unemployment claims hit the half million mark, the highest level since November. Analysts say last week's surge underscores more trouble in the jo...
• 3.NPR 2010-08-19
• President Obama, confronted with growing worries over economic recovery in the US, is trying to convince voters that his policies are, in fact, workin...
• 4.NPR 2010-08-18
• The Iraqi capital's reeling from its deadliest strike in weeks. A suicide bomber attacked army recruits, killing at least 57. The BBC's Hugh Sykes rep...
• 5.NPR 2010-08-17
• Flood survivors blocking a highway in southern Sindh province in Pakistan outrage they're not seeing the humanitarian aid promised them. The BBC's Mik...
• 6.NPR 2010-08-16
• UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon calls the flooding in Pakistan the worst natural disaster he's ever seen. The UN chief spent the day flying over the ...
• 7.NPR 2010-08-15
• The First Family is in Florida for a 27-hour-visit that combines a vacation with a sales pitch. The president said he wants everyone to know that Gulf...
• 8.NPR 2010-08-14
• After sharp declines on Wall Street in recent days, stocks are ending the week relatively calm, apparently unaffected by today's economic data. Overal...
• 9.NPR 2010-08-13
• It appears same-sex marriages in California will remain on hold for at least another week. A Federal judge issued the ruling just a short time ago. NP...
• 10.NPR 2010-08-12
• The major indexes on Wall Street are down more than 2% with fresh concerns over the US economy. Last check, Dow was down 263 points at 10,381. The dro...