ABC National
- Sherrod to Sue Breitbart Over Edited Video
Shirley Sherrod, the fired and subsequently vindicated Department of Agriculture employee, said today she will sue conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart who posted doctored video on the Internet that made her appear racist last week. President Obama commented again on Sherrod.
 
Andrew Breitbart - Barack Obama - Conservatism - Agriculture ministry - United States - Obama's Unique 'View' of His Presidency
President Obama apppears on talkshow, the View. He names his rose and thorn, the highluight being a family vacation and the low being the economy.
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Death of 2nd missing US Navy sailor only deepens mystery of their disappearance in Afghanistan
Afghanistan - Asia - Taliban - Politics - United States Navy - Suicides, Drug Use Wreck Overstressed Army
After nine years of war, the Army is showing signs of stress because of repeated deployments and inadequate support for soldiers when they return, according to a blunt internal report released today. It blasts the Army's leadership for failing to recognize the problem. The figures in recent years are staggering.
British Army - War - United States - Army - Military - Bear Attack Victim 'Could Hear Bones Breaking'
Life-long camper Deb Freele was a sleep in her tent near Yellowstone National Park when she suddenly woke up to a bear chomping down on her arm. Freele spoke to Good Morning America today.
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 - More Toyota Trouble: 412K More Cars Recalled
Toyota recalls 412,000 cars in US, mostly Avalons, for steering problems
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After a tragic car accident last week, Abby Guerra's parents planned to bury their daughter on Monday. But that was before an Arizona hospital gave them some shocking news: They had misidentified the dead. Guerra's friend had been killed but she was still alive and fighting for her life. Guerra's mother, Maria Guerra, and her aunt, Dorenda Cisneros, spoke out today for the first time.
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Minneapolis tops list of the best U.S. cities for working moms.
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Prosecutor: Ex-B-2 bomber engineer sold secrets to make $15k mortgage payments on Hawaii home
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MSNBC National
- New fire threatens California homes
 Two fires sprang up in northern Los Angeles County Thursday. An out-of-control wildfire burning north of State Route 14 was closing in on homes in the hills around Palmdale.
- Arizona immigration fight plays out in court, streets
 Arizona has appealed a federal judge's order that put most of the state's immigration law on hold.
- Dems, GOP warily eye Arizona immigration ruling
Neither political party is sure how this week's Arizona immigration ruling will play out politically, either this fall or beyond. - Fed atty: Military secrets sold to pay for HI home
 A federal prosecutor said Thursday a former B-2 bomber engineer helped China design a stealth cruise missile to raise money to pay the $15,000-a-month mortgage on the mansion-like home he built on Maui's north shore.
- 6,600 Arlington graves might be mixed up
The number of mislabeled graves at Arlington National Cemetery could be 6,600, the senator whose subcommittee is investigating potential contracting fraud there said Thursday. - Ex-USDA official to sue blogger over video
Ousted USDA employee Shirley Sherrod said Thursday that she will sue a conservative blogger who posted an edited video that appeared to show her making racially offensive remarks. - Key step to kill Gulf well may happen sooner
 Preparations for step one of a two-step attempt to plug the Gulf oil gusher are going well and it could start by the weekend, the government's point man for the spill response said Thursday.
- US Consulate in Ciudad Juarez closes for security
The U.S. closed its consulate in the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez on Thursday pending a security review, an unexpected decision that comes months after drug gangs killed three people tied to the consulate. - Gates: Leak probe may go beyond military
A criminal probe into the leak of secret Afghanistan war logs could go beyond the military, Pentagon officials said. - Troops slated for border by August
The first National Guard troops headed to the Mexican border to help federal agents look for illegal border crossers and smugglers are expected to be in place in Texas and New Mexico by mid-August, military officials said Thursday.
Associated Press National
- BP chief Tony Hayward's fate hinges on board vote
By ROBERT BARR
2010-07-26T14:47:39Z
- Oil cleanup brings strangers, tension to towns
By VICKI SMITH
2010-07-26T10:02:40Z
- ID mixup: Family planning funeral now hopeful
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2010-07-26T08:19:26Z
- Calif. town's council likely to see angry public
By JOHN ROGERS
2010-07-26T09:13:11Z
- Prosecutor: Blagojevich guilty of shakedown scheme
By DON BABWIN and MICHAEL TARM
2010-07-26T16:07:10
USA Today National
- Arizona appeals block on immigration law
Arizona officials asked an appeals court to lift a judge's ruling that blocks full enforcement of the state's illegal-immigration law.
 - Cleanup efforts quicken in Michigan oil spill
Cleanup efforts along the Kalamazoo River, where 1 million gallons of oil had spilled, accelerated Thursday.
 - Scouts out in force for Jamboree
More than 45,000 Boy Scouts, leaders and volunteers are gathering in Fort A.P. Hill, Va., for the 2010 National Scouting Jamboree.
 - Bill to aid sick 9/11 responders fails in House
The House has rejected a bill that would pay up to $7.4 billion in aid to people sickened by toxic dust from the World Trade Center.
 - July could be hottest month on record
Relentlessly scorching temperatures have July flirting with the record books the hottest month since weather data were first collected.
 - Past problems for company at heart of oil spill
A Canadian company whose pipeline leaked hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil into a Michigan river has experienced leaks, an explosion and ...
 - A $3M Clinton wedding? Not out of the question
Imagine spending $250,000 on flowers. Or $20,000 on a cake. How does $15,000 to $20,000 for toilets sound?
 - N.Y. AG announces probe of life insurance industry
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo says his office has opened a fraud investigation into the life insurance industry.
 - Report: Michigan among states with most pipeline accidents
Michigan is more familiar than most states with oil spills and other pipeline accidents, according to a report released Thursday by the National ...
 - Summer falls, bike crashes, drownings top risks to kids
Falls, bicycle crashes, burns, motorized vehicle accidents and near-drownings are the leading causes of hospitalization for American children ...
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