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| Obama miss out on Arab Spring? | | | Frida Ghitis says if Washington stood more convincingly with those who share its ideals, it would strengthen them in their revolutions. |
| Belles toll Women's game in uproar | | | The English Football Association is facing a backlash from fans of women's football after being accused of throwing the future of one of the country's most loved clubs into jeopardy. |
| Target Stores co-founder dies at 88 | | | (Reuters) - Douglas Dayton, the man who helped start Target Corp as a family-owned department store in 1961 and turned it into one of the largest discount retail chains in the United States, has died at the age of 88. |
| Maximizing 'Brand Sharapova' | | | She towers above him, but she can't do without him -- they even email each other up to 75 times a day. Meet the man who has made Maria Sharapova the world's wealthiest female athlete -- Max Eisenbud. |
| Train in Canadian derailment headed by Chicago rail veteran | | | July 6 (Reuters) - The railroad whose freight cars derailed and burst into an oil-fueled fire in a small Canadian town on Saturday is headed by a Chicago-area railroad veteran whose career included work with railways in Australia, New Zealand, Britain, Estonia and Poland. |
| When coup is not a coup | | | The military coup d'etat that ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy brought with it some diplomatic complications for other nations -- namely, that they want to avoid calling it a coup. |
| Tennis Djokovic wins classic semi | | | Novak Djokovic beats Argentina's Juan Martin del Potro in a classic semifinal and will play Britain's Andy Murray in the title match at Wimbledon. |
| Study links "heading' of soccer ball to brain damage | | | June 30 - A new study links frequent 'heading' of the ball in soccer to brain damage. Research published in the journal Radiology, says players who head the ball frequently are more likely to suffer brain damage and memory loss than players who focus more on their feet. Elly Park reports |
| Manassero Masters incredible | | | The youngest-ever player to qualify for the Masters reflects on his career and the boy who will break one of his records. |
| The grand slam that got away | | | Paris in the spring is the most romantic of all settings for a grand slam, but for some of the biggest names in tennis the French Open's red clay courts mean only heartbreak and shattered dreams. |
| Clashes in Turkey | | | July 6 - Turkish police deploy water cannon to disperse protesters in Istanbul. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). |
| Watch Friday's Show! | | | In our last show of the school year, we look at some of today's headlines before looking back at major events and global elections from the past year. |
| Well How Aspirin Might Stem Cancer | | | The use of aspirin significantly reduces the risk for cancer, but no one knows why. Now researchers have found that aspirin and similar drugs slow the accumulation a type of DNA change that lead to uncontrolled cell growth. |
| Phones OK on a plane says BA | | | The airline will be become first in Europe to allow phones to be used upon landing. Your seatmate just got more irritable. |
| The earthquake-proof table | | | "Drop to the ground; take cover by getting under a sturdy table or other piece of furniture; and hold on until the shaking stops." |
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