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The year's first hurricane to hit land weakens to a Category 1.

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A new treatment for prostate cancer offers new hope to men.

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Congress overrides President Ford's veto of the Public Works Employment Bill.

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Israelis and Palestinians share their thoughts on U.S. foreign policy.

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The storm gains strength as Texas residents brace for the expected landfall.

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Automaker opts for small, fuel-efficient cars instead of SUVs and trucks.

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Barack Obama makes the challenging promise to work toward a peace deal.

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ABC's Terry Moran talks with the Democratic candidate on withdrawal timetables.

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Loose food regulations in China raise concerns about what athletes consume.

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Having fun in the summer means different things in different cultures.

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It appears that faulty wiring is to blame for several U.S. troop deaths.

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Democrat will speak with military commanders about the war.

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In Guantanamo Bay the trial for Osama bin Laden's former driver is set to begin.

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China has launched an unprecedented program to prepare for the Olympics.

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As gas prices soar and car sales plummet manufacturers look for a new product.

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Churches are opening their doors to immigrants attempting to evade deportation.

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The senator says focusing on Iraq was one of Bush's "biggest mistakes."

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A U.S. diplomat joined talks on Iran's nuclear program.

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Further progress in Iraq may now be a political matter, not a military one.

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Both candidates may have to reassess their foreign policy strategies.

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Many Americans now support the rights of gays to serve openly in the military.

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Time magazine's Mark Halperin discusses the 2008 presidential race.

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The Democratic candidate makes stops in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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New York is the first city to require restaurants to post calories on menus.