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Political Memo Fed Chairman Change Casts New Light on Bush Era
Even some political rivals give the former president partial credit for helping avert a second Great Depression, showing how historys view can shift.


Review 'The Wolverine'
There's a reason Marvel conceived the X-Men as a team The menagerie of mutants are more interesting when they come in a pack. When the posse of super-powered outcasts was first brought to the screen by Bryan Singer in 2000, Hugh Jackman's mutton-chopped, adamantium-clawed Wolverine emerged as the stand-out super-freak. And Hollywood accounting being what it is, he was naturally granted his own solo encore in 2009's underwhelming X-Men Origins Wolverine, a silly spin-off that never quite came together.


Bruce, Paul Homer to Back Latos, Reds Top Dodgers
Mat Latos threw 7 2-3 innings and the Cincinnati Reds got home runs from Jay Bruce and Xavier Paul to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-2 on Thursday night, ending the NL West leaders' six-game winning streak.


Scheffler, Riley Reach US Junior Amateur Final
Scottie Scheffler and Davis Riley won quarterfinal and semifinal matches Friday at Martis Camp Club to advance to the 36-hole final in the U.S. Junior Amateur.


Beating the 'French Open curse'
Boris Becker, Stefan Edberg and Pete Sampras explain why the French Open was so tough to win. Frederik Pleitgen reports.


Facebook shares jump 28 percent, Wall Street sees more ad growth
(Reuters) - Facebook Inc shares opened 28 percent higher on Thursday after the company reported a huge jump in mobile advertising revenue, and analysts pointed to further growth from new advertising...


World's dog-friendliest hotels
12 places dog lovers can leave their pets without the guilt.


2 Editors Promoted at New York Times
Matt Purdy, the investigations editor, was named an assistant managing editor, and Marc Lacey, a deputy foreign editor, became an associate managing editor.


The Lede Video of Juror Who Says George Zimmerman Got Away With Murder
A second juror in the George Zimmerman trial spoke publicly and said she believed Mr. Zimmerman was guilty of murder in the shooting of Trayvon Martin.


Martin Kaymer's iron game
2010 PGA Champion Martin Kaymer gives CNN a master class in consistency.


Well In Terms of Injury, Cities Safer Than Country
If you want to avoid death by injury, live in a large city a new study has found they are safer than rural areas.


'Nollywood Queen's' passion
Filmmaker Peace Anyiam-Osigwe on giving the African continent a voice on the big screen.


Lens Blog Ode to a Polish River
Mikolaj Nowacki grew up along the river Odra in Poland, taking in its sounds and its smells. Years later, he returned with his camera to what he calls the river of history.


UPDATE 1-Zynga checks out of real-money gaming; investors flee
July 26 (Reuters) - Zynga Inc shares fell as much as 18.6 percent on Friday morning, after the maker of "FarmVille" said it would abandon plans for real-money gaming in the United States, prompting...


New Jersey hospitals brace for baby boom from Superstorm Sandy
PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - When Superstorm Sandy doused the lights along coastal New Jersey nine months ago, it laid the groundwork for a summertime baby boom that has hospitals jumping.


AEP says costly U.S. greenhouse gas limits unnecessary
(Reuters) - American Electric Power Co, one of the biggest coal burners in the United States, said Thursday the power industry is already on track to meet the Obama administration's carbon reduction goals and does not need federal regulators to impose additional costly limits on greenhouse gas emissions.


Egypt's new national hero?
For many Egyptians armed forces chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is a hero, despite allegations about his past.


Remembering Andrew Simpson
On May 9, a cool breeze blew across the waters of San Francisco Bay. Gliding across the surface, two teams of world-class sailors -- Oracle Team USA and Swedish Artemis Racing -- were hard at work preparing for the upcoming America's Cup. According to reports, the wind was "a little above normal" at 25 to 35 mph, but nothing that professional sailors couldn't handle. Across the waterfront, anticipation was building ahead of the first America's Cup to be held in the U.S. since 1995.


Game of Thrones Writers Take On Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia
The writers of Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia turn over an episode to their Game of Thrones counterparts.


Well Nightmares After the I.C.U.
Patients who have prolonged stays, getting intubated and sedated, may experience severe hallucinations, putting them at risk of PTSD for years to come, studies show.


Debriefing Tending Vertical Gardens
Kari Katzander designs walls of greenery that grace interiors and exteriors.


Sports Briefing | Football Cowboys Players Could Be Witnesses in Brents Trial
Six current or former Dallas Cowboys players have been listed by prosecutors as potential witnesses for the intoxication manslaughter trial of the former lineman Josh Brent.


How to nominate a CNN Hero
A CNN Hero's journey to global recognition begins with a nomination by someone who's been touched by their efforts.


Turk Telekom bids $530 mln for Digiturk stake -regulator
ISTANBUL, July 26 (Reuters) - Turk Telekom has offered $530 million to buy a 53 percent stake in Turkish digital pay-TV operator Digiturk, the head of the state agency which controls the television...


Merion's rich history
CNN's Shane O'Donoghue explores the venue for the 2013 U.S. Open.


Born in Chicago
A look at the era explored in a new documentary film about black blues musicians.


Brazil thrash Spain in final
Hosts Brazil enjoy a triumphant finale to the troubled Confederations Cup with a 3-0 defeat of world champions Spain in the Maracana Sunday.


JPMorgan to quit physical commodity trade amid scrutiny
NEW YORK (Reuters) - JP Morgan Chase Co is exiting physical commodities trading, the bank said in a surprise statement on Friday, as Wall Street's role in the trading of raw materials comes under intense political and regulatory pressure.


Detroit case may alter distressed U.S. city behavior Moody's
(Reuters) - Detroit's filing for bankruptcy protection is "profoundly meaningful" for the small number of local governments in the United States that are below investment grade, and could change their approach to pensions and other long-term liabilities, Moody's Investors Service said on Friday.


Horses served at the drive-thru?
Watch what happens when horses go through a McDonalds' drive-thru. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports on the ruckus.


Wealth Matters Captain of Your Own Yacht (for This Weekend, Anyway)
Fractional ownership of pleasure craft, just like part ownership of a ski chalet or private jet, is a way to get more than you can afford alone.


The slingshot bride
Newlyweds take wedding day traditions to new heights with a human slingshot garter and bouquet toss.


ArtsBeat Presenting an Infant, and an Image
The announcement and introduction of the royal baby has been an artful display of salesmanship.


App Puts the Bible in 100 Million Palms
With more than 100 million downloads, YouVersion, a free app that offers over 600 Bible translations, has found itself in the company of successful start-ups like Instagram and Dropbox.


League Unveils 2013-14 Schedule With New Alignment
Six outdoor games and a new conference and division alignment highlight the 2013-14 regular season schedule released by the National Hockey League (NHL) on Friday.


Living With Cancer A Quilt of Poetry
Taking inspiration from a number of cancer poets, Susan Gubar pieced together a quilt of poetry to convey the feeling of chaos so common among people with cancer.


App Puts the Bible in 100 Million Palms
With more than 100 million downloads, YouVersion, a free app that offers over 600 Bible translations, has found itself in the company of successful start-ups like Instagram and Dropbox.


Steam Detected at Damaged Fukushima Reactor
The operator of the ravaged nuclear plant in Japan stood ready Thursday to inject boric acid into the reactor if temperature or radiation levels rose.


Social classes unite in protests
During the past two weeks, millions of Brazilians have taken to the streets to protest years of dissatisfaction and discontent with their government. What started as a student mobilization transformed day by day to incorporate professionals, the middle class, and residents of the favelas, or slums.


George H.W. Bush shaves head in support of boy with leukemia
DALLAS (Reuters) - Former U.S. President George H.W. Bush shaved his salt and pepper comb-over locks in solidarity with a 2-year-old boy who lost his hair from leukemia treatments, his office said in...


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