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WASHINGTON – Retail sales jumped in August, spurred by widespread gains beyond the increases of auto and gasoline sales that economists expected. Full Story »
MOGADISHU, Somalia - A U.S. raid killed one of Africa's most wanted al-Qaida suspects sought in connection with a deadly hotel bombing, and Somalia's powerful insurgent group vowed Tuesday to avenge the American attack. Full Story »
LOS ANGELES - Kanye West used Jay Leno's prime-time debut Monday to offer another apology for ruining Taylor Swift's night at the MTV Video Music Awards and to say he's going to take some time off for reflection. Full Story »
SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc. is testing a new format that is supposed to make reading online stories as easy as flipping through a magazine, a shift that eventually could feed more advertising sales to revenue-starved publishers. Full Story »
NEW YORK - Roger Federer sat in his sideline chair, listening to the music, gazing into the distance the glassy-eyed look of a defeated man. Full Story »
BEIJING (Reuters) - China unveiled data on Tuesday that showed tire exports to the United States fell in the first half of 2009, saying the numbers undercut Washington's accusations China had breached rules by flooding the U.S. market. Full Story »
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - An Iraqi reporter who shot to worldwide fame when he hurled his shoes at then U.S. President George W. Bush was released from prison on Tuesday. Full Story »
MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somalia's al Shabaab insurgents denounced a U.S. commando raid that killed one of east Africa's most wanted al Qaeda suspects and vowed Tuesday to continue their fight against Western nations. Full Story »
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The 2008 global recession caused the first worldwide contraction in assets under management in nearly a decade, according to a study that found wealth dropped 11.7 percent to $92.4 trillion. Full Story »
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City police and the FBI raided homes in the borough of Queens early on Monday as part of an investigation that has tracked a man suspected of sympathizing with al Qaeda, officials said. Full Story »
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actor Patrick Swayze, whose turn as a smoldering dance instructor in "Dirty Dancing" made him one of the iconic film stars of the 1980s, died on Monday after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 57. Full Story »
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - U.S. envoy George Mitchell and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ended more than two hours of talks Tuesday without any sign of a deal on a settlement freeze crucial to restarting Middle East peace talks. Full Story »
NEW YORK (Reuters) - It was not expected to happen but Juan Martin del Potro did not care. The Argentine left Roger Federer, and the rest of the tennis world, stunned as he subdued the five-times champion in a pulsating five-set final to claim the U.S. Open crown on Monday. Full Story »
MOGADISHU (AFP) - Somalia's hardline Shebab Islamist group on Tuesday vowed to avenge the death of a top regional Al Qaeda leader during a lightning US military operation on Somali territory. Full Story »
Yale University officials are apologizing for an e-mail notifying students about a job-search workshop named "Killer Cover Letters" that was sent out as police investigate the killing of a graduate student. Full Story »
European and Asian markets were steady Tuesday while Wall Street was expected to edge down on the open as investors looked ahead to economic indicators for clearer signs of a global recovery. Full Story »
Michael Moore says he made his latest documentary, "Capitalism: A Love Story," as though it were his last. And it might be. Full Story »
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