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| Becker tours hometown | | | Three-time Wimbledon champion Boris Becker talks about his career and his first tennis court. |
| N.C.A.A. Begins to Ease Penn State Penalties | | | Pleased with Penn States progress toward athletic integrity, the N.C.A.A. said on Tuesday that five football scholarships would be restored next year and more would be phased in afterward. |
| Florida family claims cover-up of killing by cop | | | ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - A Florida family filed a complaint with a state disciplinary board on Friday alleging that a medical examiner covered up a homicide by a police officer whose dashboard camera in May recorded him pursuing and running over a 38-year-old black man. |
| Google goes inside the A380 | | | Not content with climbing Mount Fuji or scaling the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the Google Street View team has once again stretched the limits of their brief, this time with a full tour inside an Emirates Airbus A380. |
| Fire rips through Detroit building | | | Sep. 26 - Crews try to contain a building fire in Detroit, Michigan that sent black smoke billowing into the sky. The smoke from the building, reported to be abandoned, could be seen from miles away. Gavino Garay reports. |
| $2 million check found on subway | | | It's a check for $2 million, issued to a man with a California driver's license. And it was found in a subway car in Madrid, police say. |
| Michael Jackson verdict could shake up entertainment business model | | | LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of late pop star Michael Jackson against his concert promoter is now in the hands of a jury, and the verdict could have far-reaching implications for how the entertainment industry does business with its biggest stars. |
| Roll Over? Fat Chance | | | More than half the dogs in America are overweight, giving rise to diet and exercise programs. |
| Serbia bans gay pride march again; EU criticizes decision | | | BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia's government banned a weekend gay pride march for the third consecutive year on Friday, citing the threat of violence from right-wing hooligans, in a move that sparked protests by gay activists and criticism from the European Union. |
| Bus blast in Pakistan kills at least 17 | | | At least 17 people were killed and more than 30 others wounded in an explosion that ripped through a bus carrying government employees in northwest Pakistan on Friday, authorities said. |
| World's safest mansion? | | | From bombproof doors to tactical fog machines, check out this ultra-secure mansion in the Hollywood Hills. |
| Have-Nots Squeezed and Stacked in Hong Kong | | | In a city with some of the highest living costs in the world, those at the bottom of the income ladder increasingly resort to cupboardlike living spaces, a dozen or more to an apartment. |
| Son of 'singing general' jailed for rape | | | A Beijing court sentenced Li Tianyi, the son of a famous Chinese "singing general" in the People's Liberation Army, to 10 years in jail on Thursday over a gang rape that unleashed public outrage at the behavior of China's "princelings," or children of the political elite. |
| Golf helps rehab war vets | | | Medically retired veterans participate in a program that helps their adjustment back to civilian life through golf. |
| How good is the iPhone 5S camera? | | | Very soon, you will be sick of slow-motion videos. They will fill up your Facebook, Instagram and Vine feeds. The amateur clips will show pets jumping and playing, objects falling and breaking, and people dancing about in glorious, high-quality slow motion. |
| Could Germany's nuclear gamble fail? | | | As Germany's switchover from nuclear power to renewable energy gathers pace, concerns are mounting over the cost to country's prosperity and its already squeezed consumers. |
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