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Stories for August 2013 Group 1

• 'Explosive' polio outbreak in Somalia
• Manning: Sorry leaks 'hurt US'
• Statements from Gap and Walmart for the Made in Bangladesh Episode
• #BlackPowerIsForBlackMen trends in the US
• #DVSurvivor raises awareness about domestic violence
• #JusticeForIsrael
• #NSAPickUpLines parody hashtag trends
• 'Bleach bombs' re-emerge at UT-Austin
• 'Dream' realized?
• 'Fabulous Fab' liable in fraud case
• 'Friday of martyrs' brings fear of new showdown in Egypt
• 'Get Shorty' author Elmore Leonard dies
• 'Mohawk Guy' Bobak Ferdowsi's fame is only the tip of NASA's geek culture
• 'Muslims need not apply'
• 'Rape is not the end of life' says victim of brutal Indian gang attack
• 'The Sapphires' Cover Controversy
• 'Whitey' Bulger guilty of murder, racketeering
• 30 killed in Bolivia prison gang war; child among the dead
• 31 dead in Philippine ferry collision
• 37 dead in Pakistan police funeral blast
• 401(k) fees could be bleeding your retirement savings
• 5 big Native American health issues you don't know about
• 50 years on, marching again for jobs and justice
• A Detroit comeback
• A battle over prayer – and much more
• A conversation with George Packer
• A hunger strike from behind bars
• A radioactive legacy on Native American land
• A tale of two trials in Egypt
• About TechKnow
• Activists call for 24-hour silence to protest misogyny on Twitter
• Activists find dearth of LGBT roles in movies
• Additives in food under-regulated, report warns
• Afghan presidential hopefuls
• Air Force Academy's first female superintendent takes command
• Airstrikes kill dozens in Syria
• Al Jazeera America names correspondents for 'Real Money with Ali Velshi'
• Al-Qaeda attack on Yemen gas port kills 5 soldiers
• Al-Qaeda claims deadly Eid attacks against Shias in Iraq
• Al-Qaeda might attack Guantanamo, Justice Dept. says
• Ali Velshi on Huff Po Live
• All children safe after shooting at suburban Atlanta school
• America’s New Landlords
• Amid talk of strikes, voices from Syria
• An unlikely cancer cure?
• Analysis: What do Egypt's generals want?
• Anger and apathy from Brooklyn Muslims over NYPD spying report
• Another do-nothing Congress? Yup
• Are economic woes driving down US birthrate?
• Ariz. firefighter's widow denied survivor benefits
• Arizona bus strike highlights job woes
• Asiana offers compensation to crash victims
• At least 42 dead in fresh round of violence in Iraq
• At least 6 dead in Mexico train crash
• Atlanta opens $147M high school
• Attack fears prompt heighted security at Indonesia's Buddhist sites
• Audit finds NSA repeatedly broke privacy law
• Azmat Khan: The Digital Maven
• BP sues US to get new contracts after oil spill
• Backstage pass at the March on Washington
• Bahrain deports US school teacher for 'inciting hatred'
• Bahrain protesters face security clampdown
• Batman, America and the politics of fear
• Behind the scenes with America Tonight in Haiti
• Beijing accused of further repression of Uyghurs following recent unrest
• Big Labor reaches out to nonunion workers
• Birmingham jail letter paved way to March on Washington
• Blacks, Latinos see bright future
• Blast hits bus carrying air force members in Yemen
• Bloodied and bruised, Egypt's Brotherhood searches for strategy
• Blurred lines between federal, state marijuana laws to be addressed
• Bo Xilai blames wife over embezzlement in third day of trial
• Bo Xilai trial may shake China’s economy for years
• Bo Xilai trial: China ends another Cultural Revolution
• Bodies of refugees wash ashore in Sicily
• Bombing in Afghanistan kills six
• Boomtown wrecks
• Border Patrol grows as seizures drop
• Bradley Manning sentenced to 35 years
• Branch Conversation: Religion and Social Media
• Bridge to nowhere: Syrian refugees in Greece
• Britain votes against Syria action
• Brotherhood leader arrested in Egypt
• Brotherhood supporters hold small rallies in Egypt
• Building collapse in India kills 11
• Buying a gun as easy as 'getting candy'
• By the numbers: The NFL's concussion lawsuit settlement
• CDC: good news and bad news on obesity
• CIA acknowledges existence of Area 51
• CIA admits role in 1953 Iran coup
• Cairo's 'startup revolution'
• Calif. enacts first transgender student bill
• California governor unveils privatization plan for prison overcrowding
• California launches drone to help battle growing Rim Fire
• California prison hunger strike enters fifth week
• California to force-feed hunger strikers
• California upholds ban on gay ‘conversion therapy’ for minors
• Central American migrants begin the long trip north
• Challenge to Mugabe election dropped
• Charleston, W. Va., fights to avoid Detroit-like bankruptcy
• Chevy Volt's price slashed by $5,000
• Chicago's Southeast Side: Is a revolution coming?
• Childhood-obesity rate falls, report says
• Chimp-free labs are bad news for fight against hepatitis C
• China hit by severe floods
• China to become world's top net oil importer
• China's Bo Xilai to stand trial on Thursday
• Choosing the next Fed Chair
• Church membership decline
• Clashes erupt at pro-Morsi march
• Clashes erupt in Belfast, 56 police injured
• College executive compensation: How much is too much?
• Colorado town to vote on shooting down drones
• Communities brace for impact of historic Chicago school closures
• Consider This: Assad, gay marriage in NM, GMO corn, MLK 50 years later
• Consider This: Fast food strike, Syria, marijuana, NFL settlement
• Consider This: Nuclear energy, circumcision, world's best school systems
• Consider This: Prison hunger strike, freedom of press, and Steve Jobs film
• Consider This: Syria and Syrian refugees, movie tax breaks, Google Books
• Consider This: Syria, Lavabit & email security, Miley Cyrus & VMAs
• Consider This: Syria, military sexual assault, paying college athletes
• Consider This: US plans for Syria, cybersecurity, March on Washington
• Contamination cases renew fears over globalized food supply
• Contributors weigh in during post-show Google Hangout
• Conversations: On sexism in the games industry
• Coordinated bombings in Iraq kill dozens as wave of violence persists
• Could this revolutionize concussions in college football?
• Court to sentence Bales for Afghan massacre
• Covering the modern South from Nashville
• Crackdown on pro-Morsi protests in Cairo appears imminent
• Crisis In Egypt
• DOJ sues to stop airline merger
• DR Congo rebels announce troop withdrawal
• Dangerous operation planned for Fukushima plant
• Darren Young becomes first professional wrestler to come out
• Dave Chappelle walks offstage
• Day laborers in Brooklyn
• Deadly US drone strike hits Pakistan
• Deadly blast hits Hezbollah neighborhood
• Deadly blast hits Iraqi Kurdish neighborhood north of Baghdad
• Deadly blasts hit Lebanon mosques
• Deadly blasts rock Syrian city
• Deadly bombings rock Iraq during Eid holiday celebrations
• Deadly explosion rocks Indian submarine docked in Mumbai
• Detroit by the numbers [Infographic]
• Detroit: Closed for business
• Detroit’s bankruptcy battle
• Dispatch: Journalists 'under siege' in Cairo
• Do cities gain from subsidizing sports teams?
• Doctors Without Borders pulls out of Somalia due to 'extreme attacks'
• Documents show US backing for Iraq despite chemical-weapons use
• Domestic drone industry seeks customers
• Don't worry, that dangerous bike dude is an anomaly
• Drone show in Washington
• Drug-war critics cheer Holder's plan to dodge sentencing laws
• EPA to re-evaluate rules for car mpg estimates
• EU suspends arms exports to Egypt
• Economic woes shocking reality for Millennials
• Economists don't believe the Hyperloop
• Edward Snowden fallout claims second email service
• Egypt PM rolls back Muslim Brotherhood ban
• Egypt Prime Minister: Dissolve the Muslim Brotherhood
• Egypt burns, Obama critics smolder
• Egypt court to review Mubarak case
• Egypt deadly crackdown on pro-Morsi protests
• Egypt judge orders Mubarak's release
• Egypt leaders: Diplomacy is over
• Egypt military strikes Sinai in air raid
• Egypt postpones dispersing pro-Morsi camps
• Egypt protests continue as US 'strongly condemns' crackdown
• Egypt protests: hundreds barricaded inside Cairo's Fateh mosque
• Egypt security chiefs could have avoided bloodshed, say diplomats
• Egypt's 'day of rage' leaves scores dead
• Egypt's Christians under attack
• Egypt's ElBaradei faces charges for 'betrayal of trust'
• Egypt's Mubarak and Brotherhood leaders appear in court
• Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood calls for 'day of anger' after deadly crackdown
• Egypt's army chief, protesters defiant
• Egypt's violent summer
• Egypt'€™s churches under attack
• Egypt: Avoiding a 'black decade'
• Egyptian police ambushed, 25 dead
• Egyptian prisoners killed in police custody
• Egyptian-Americans mourn relatives lost in recent clashes
• Eid around the world
• Eight years after Hurricane Katrina, many evacuees yet to return
• Elmore Leonard: The gold standard for honest, un-fancy writing
• Entrepreneurs - Detroit's Future? [Infographic]
• Environment, commerce, more collide in the Pacific Northwest
• Equal voting rights still a dream in NC?
• Evangelicals preach climate change
• Ex-NTSB chief: FAA should rethink pilot fatigue rules after Ala. crash
• Ex-Vanderbilt football players charged with rape, sexual battery
• Ex-cons campaign against violence, and it's working
• Ex-gang member confronts past
• Excess iron linked to Alzheimer's disease
• Explainer: Military intervention in Syria
• FDA sets gluten-free label standard
• Facebook gave up data on 38,000 users
• Facebook project aims to connect global poor
• Farm protests reach Bogota
• Fast-food workers not lovin' it
• Fast-food workers strike across US
• Fast-food workers strike in 60 cities, demanding $15/hour
• Father of man shot in Boston-bombing probe to sue FBI
• Fear and hunger at Pelican Bay
• Fear of new gun laws results in ammunition shortages
• Fear of sectarian revenge grips Minya
• Federal judge blocks Wisc abortion law
• Feds won't sue states that legalize pot
• Feds: Shore up Northeast against climate change
• Fifty years on, marchers gather and pledge to uphold King's dream
• Fight for Chicago: more from gang violence series
• Fighting intensifies in northern Syria
• Fire shuts down airport in Nairobi
• Firefighters advance in battle against California wildfire
• First talking robot arrives at International Space Station
• Flights resume at Nairobi airport
• Florida sit-in against 'stand your ground' law continues
• Florida to sue Georgia over water use
• Former UN weapons inspector: West has 'no authority' in Syria
• Former warlord a contender in Afghanistan elections
• Fort Hood shooter found guilty on all charges
• Fort Hood shooter planned to 'kill as many soldiers' as he could
• Fort Hood shooter seeks own death
• Fort Hood shooter sentenced to death
• Fort Hood suspect rests defense without calling a single witness
• Fort Hood trial ends without closing argument from Hasan
• From South Beach to the panhandle, beyond
• Fukushima leak worse than thought, government joins cleanup
• Fukushima tank leaking radioactive water
• Genetically-modified salmon show behavioral differences from wild fish
• Go behind the scenes with America Tonight correspondents, crew
• Greenwald partner claims partial victory over seized data
• Greenwald partner to sue UK over airport detention
• Greetings from the Windy City
• Guilty verdict for juvenile tried in Delhi gang-rape case
• Hacker lays down the 'flaw' on Zuckerberg's Facebook account
• Haiti in a Time of Cholera
• Haiti in a Time of Cholera (SLIDESHOW)
• Haiti, The UN and Cholera: A Timeline
• Half a century later, those who marched on Washington
• Hasan gets death penalty, but execution years away
• Headdress ban to promote 'unity,' Quebec premier says
• Heat wave in China
• Hitting Syria to deter Iran?
• Holder: Reduce harsh sentences for low-level drug offenses
• Hospitals, not condos
• How San Diego fought fraud — with leniency
• How a vertical farming tower works
• How an Ohio school escaped its academic emergency
• How does a mother cope after losing infant son to gang violence?
• How the 99 percent fly (hint: it's not in business class)
• Hundreds killed in Egypt crackdown on Morsi supporters
• Idaho wildfire forces hundreds to evacuate
• Illness tied to US-Mexico produce farm
• Immigrant laborers pave road back from Sandy
• Immigration activists arrested at Phoenix protest
• Immigration bill won't help undocumented workers with health care: report
• Immigration reform activists arrested in DC
• Imprisoned Muslim Brotherhood deputy refuses meeting with US, UAE and EU
• In Congress, some unique views on Syria
• In Mexico, seeking justice for a slain colleague
• In Seattle, soccer's fire burns bright
• In Tennessee, schools to heighten emphasis on civil rights curriculum
• India accuses Pakistan of killing 5
• India train kills 28 Hindu pilgrims crossing tracks
• Indonesia volcanic eruption kills six
• Infographic: Women in Comedy
• Inside Mississippi’s last abortion clinic
• Inside the battle for Assad'€™s heartland
• Inside the control room
• Inside the most dangerous jail in America
• Interview with Michael Madsen, Director of "Into Eternity"
• Investigating the real science behind genetically-modified salmon
• Investors sue to block California city's plan to save homes
• Iran's Rouhani sworn in as president
• Iranian president urges West to drop sanctions
• Iranian president: US goodwill could solve nuclear stalemate
• Iraq's refugees: Reborn in the USA
• Is 'stop and frisk' street harassment?
• Israel approves more settler homes in East Jerusalem
• Israel expands subsidies for settlements
• Israel intercepts rocket bound for resort city Eilat
• Israeli air force hits target in Lebanon
• Israeli drone strike kills 5 fighters in Egypt
• Israeli raid in West Bank kills 3
• Israeli settlement plans prompt Palestinian anger
• Israelis, Palestinians resume peace talks
• JP Morgan Chase employees could be charged in alleged $6 billion cover-up
• JPMorgan probed for bribery in China
• Japan officials vow help in resolving nuke crisis
• Japan ups Fukushima threat warning
• Jesse Jackson Jr sentenced to 30 months in prison
• Join the conversation
• Judge blocks witnesses in Fort Hood shooting case
• Judge orders BP to pay $130 million
• Judge orders New Mexico county to issue same-sex marriage licenses
• Judge to sentence Bradley Manning on Wednesday
• Jury recommends life sentences for Somali pirates
• Kal Penn reverses stance on “Stop and Frisk”
• Karzai seeks Pakistan's help with Taliban peace bid
• Keita wins Mali election after Cisse concedes
• Kentucky budget cuts deprive poorer youth
• Kerry condemns Syria as UN inspectors probe alleged gas attack
• Kerry lays out case against Syria with intelligence report
• Kim Bondy: The Queen Bee
• Koreas agree to resume talks
• Koreas resume reunions for war-torn families
• Lacks family strikes privacy deal
• Lance Armstrong settles with British newspaper
• Lawyer to challenge Gitmo conditions
• Leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood arrested
• Leading Irish poet Seamus Heaney dies
• Leaked Lady Gaga demo creates online backlash
• Libya's interior minister resigns
• Listening to authentic voices on the immigration issue
• Live updates: Crisis in Syria
• Live updates: Egypt in turmoil
• Live updates: March on Washington anniversary
• Looking for your favorite civil rights #LongReads
• Lori Jane Gliha: The Gumshoe
• MLB moves to expand video review
• Made In Bangladesh (SLIDESHOW)
• Made in Bangladesh
• Major powers hold UN talks on Syria
• Malaria drug overused on Guantanamo Bay prisoners?
• Man sentenced to 30 years in NYC sting bomb plot
• Mandatory drug sentences author: 'We may have overreacted'
• Mandatory drug sentences author: 'We may have overreacted'
• Mandela unstable but resilient, South African officials say
• Manning lawyer gives more details on gender change
• Manning's defense focuses on mental health
• Manning, prison and hormone therapy
• Manning: 'I am a female'
• Many Egyptian liberals back military's crackdown
• Map: America still divided by race
• Map: Syria attack targets and Western military assets
• Mars Curiosity's triumphant landing one year later
• Mars MAVEN mission to take haikus
• Mass grave found near Mexico City
• Meet TechKnow's expert contributors
• Meeting a Chicago gang
• Merrill Lynch to pay out $160M in racial bias suit
• Mexican authorities capture leader of notorious Gulf Cartel
• Mexico frees former drug lord
• Mexico officials identify bodies in mass grave
• Mexico's new textbooks filled with errors
• Michigan Senate OKs Medicaid expansion
• Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to step down
• Military commanders to meet in Jordan to discuss Syria conflict
• Military extends benefits to married same-sex couples
• Millennials reflect on MLK
• More than 200 dead or missing in China floods
• Moroccan protesters demand reform after pedophile pardoned
• Moroccans protest royal pardon of Spanish pedophile
• Morocco king revokes pedophile's pardon
• Morocco's king to investigate pedophile pardon
• Morsi backers remain defiant in Egypt
• Morsi supporters dig in
• Morsi supporters march in Cairo
• Mosque standoff ends, more than 1,000 detained across Egypt
• Most US embassies to reopen Sunday
• Mubarak release this week: lawyer
• Mubarak released from prison, flown to military hospital
• Mubarak returns to the spotlight as Egypt's turmoil escalates
• Mugabe tells opponents to '€˜go hang'
• Mugabe threatens US and UK with retaliation over 'harassment'
• Multilinguals get the jobs
• Murder charges filed in Benghazi attack
• Musharraf charged in Bhutto death
• Muslim Brotherhood leader suffers heart attack in prison
• Muslims decry NYPD spying tactics
• NASA hosting Google Hangout on wildfires and climate change
• NASA scientists link climate change to increase in wildfires
• NBC kicks off big gamble on big soccer
• NFL and thousands of players reach $765 million deal over brain trauma
• NGOs say Iraq's Kurdish region sets limit on Syrian refugees
• NJ gov OKs medical marijuana for kids
• NSA hacked UN videocalls as part of surveillance program, claims report
• NSA illegally collected thousands of US emails annually
• NSA revelations mean business for Silent Circle, blow to US tech
• NSA spied on Al Jazeera: Report
• NYC mayor vows to appeal 'stop-and-frisk' ruling
• NYC micro-apartments hold promise for urban poor
• NYC police make 'largest-ever gun bust'
• NYPD settles lawsuit on data collection from stop-and-frisk
• NYPD targets mosques using 'terrorism enterprise investigations'
• Nasdaq market halts for three hours
• National noisemaking: Colombia in protest
• Native American reservation lifts alcohol ban
• Neighbors protest demolition of local Chicago community center
• Netizens honor WW2 vets after Belton's murder
• New Fla. case reopens examination of race, €˜'stand your ground'
• New Keystone study flawed, say critics
• New Mexico's bilingual jury
• New York City Council approves new checks on police profiling
• New York City FC courts tough US crowd
• New York stop-and-frisk ruling brings cautious optimism
• New Zealand OKs same-sex marriage
• New police force looks to turn around troubled Camden, N.J.
• New school year brings anxiety for Chicago parents
• Newark Mayor Booker wins primary for US Senate seat
• Newsweek sold, third media entity to change hands this week
• Newtown, Starbucks and guns
• Nidal Hasan wants to be a martyr, and there is little to stop him
• Nigeria claims Boko Haram chief may be dead
• Nigerian vigilantes killed in clash with Boko Haram rebels
• No minimum wage for some workers with disabilities? [Infographic]
• North Carolina voter ID law faces legal challenge
• North Korea cancels US envoy's visit
• Obama administration officials clash over Syria response
• Obama asks NSA director to restore '€˜public trust'
• Obama cancels meeting with Putin
• Obama condemns Russia over anti-gay law
• Obama goes 'small bore' on gun control
• Obama marks anniversary of MLK March: 'We are masters of our fate'
• Obama moves to quell doubts over domestic surveillance
• Obama pitches mortgage overhaul
• Obama ponders 'shot across the bow' for Syria
• Obama readies for Syrian strikes in shadow of Iraq War
• Obama recalls MLK's 'Dream'
• Obama says will strike Syria, but only after Congress approves
• Obama to seek approval from Congress over Syria military strike
• Obama touts reduction in backlog of veteran claims
• Obama unveils broad plan to tackle rising college costs
• Obama's Syria conundrum: How to 'punish' Assad regime
• Obamacare’s big challenge: Lack of doctors
• Occupy Madison builds tiny houses for the homeless
• Ohio earthquakes triggered by fracking, research shows
• Oklahoma boys charged in killing of Australian student
• Olympic committee seeks clarity on Russia's anti-gay law
• On Pine Ridge Reservation, Sioux take a stand against alcoholism
• On Syria's front lines: A night in the field clinic
• On the road: NOLA
• Opposition party disputes Zimbabwe poll result
• Oprah snub shames Swiss, highlights EU race issues
• Oregon legalizes medical marijuana dispensaries
• Oscar Pistorius indicted on murder charge
• Over the wall to play Beethoven in Jerusalem
• Painkiller addictions worst drug epidemic in US history
• Pakistan tells US to halt drone strikes as Kerry makes surprise visit
• Pakistani gunmen kill 10 in attack at mosque on Muslim holiday
• Partner of Greenwald detained in UK
• Past mistakes keep low-income Americans out of banks
• Peace talks with FARC rebels set to resume, says Colombia
• Pentagon may ok same-sex spouses
• Pentagon moves to curb sexual assault
• Photo gallery of 50th anniversary March on Washington
• Photo: Egypt's Conflict Enters New Phase After Assaults
• Photos: Beaver Creek wildfire rages
• Photos: Buddhists in Myanmar torch Muslim homes and shops
• Photos: Fast food strike in Manhattan
• Photos: Floods cause chaos in Manila
• Photos: Gun battle at Fateh Mosque
• Photos: Indian train hits pilgrims, kills 37
• Photos: Oil spill from Philippines ferry crash coats 5 villages
• Photos: Pro-Morsi encampments anticipate siege
• Photos: Refugee Iftar
• Photos: Soccer fever in Seattle
• Photos: Syrian activists allege nerve gas attack
• Pilot, co-pilot killed in Alabama UPS cargo plane crash
• Police quell riot at Fla. juvenile detention center
• Police reassess Princess Diana's death
• Poll: Americans reject aging past 100
• Poll: Racial divide on 'stand your ground'
• Post-Premiere Google Hangout
• President gets earful on housing
• Prosecutor: Give Manning 60 years
• Q & A with Consider This host Antonio Mora
• Quebec Muslims slam proposed ban on religious headwear
• Raging California wildfire threatens homes, ancient sequoia trees
• Raising kids on McDonald's wages: 'Some days I’ve been up for 48 hours'
• Rand Paul: Black voters are not being disenfranchised
• Rare bird's growth might be bad news
• Recall efforts highlight split among Colorado gun owners
• Regulators vote to cap prisoners' phone rates
• Relationship lending takes on student debt
• Remembering a Wall Street pioneer
• Reporting from deep in the heart of Texas
• Reporting from the epicenter of tech, more
• Republicans to propose $40 billion food stamp cut
• Researchers make malaria vaccine breakthrough
• Revenge of the blerds
• Righting a wrong: NC to pay victims of forced sterilization
• Rim Fire now seventh largest in California history
• Rim wildfire threatens San Francisco water, power
• Rome's mayor bans cars from street near Colosseum
• Russia calls for UN probe in alleged Syria gas attack
• Russia to send ships to eastern Mediterranean as US mulls Syria strike
• SC couple hasn't seen adopted Cherokee daughter in custody dispute
• SF cyclist sentenced for manslaughter
• Same-sex marriages start in Minn., RI
• San Diego mayor to step down amid harassment allegations
• San Francisco holds first crowdsourced gun buyback event
• San Francisco in state of emergency from wildfires
• San Francisco transit talks continue ahead of planned strikes
• Sandusky victims settle with PSU
• Saudi Arabia passes law criminalizing domestic abuse
• Saving seeds in Indian country