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Reid delays Senate vote to give negotiators more time Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announces that he w ill delay a vote until 1 p.m. Sunday a vote on his deficit-cutting bill in order to give negotiators more time to reach an accord on raising the debt limit. If you think the debt crisis is bad now ... An honest assessment of the nation’s projected revenue and expenses over the next generation would show a reality different from the apocalyptic visions conjured during the debt-ceiling debate. It would be far worse. CSM: New way to find nuclear waste site? A presidential blue ribbon commission says the government "has not inspired confidence" and recommends that a new agency take over the search for storage sites for nuclear waste. Video: Soldiers anxious over debt debate In Afghanistan, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff got lots of questions from anxious soldiers about whether they'll be paid. NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports. (Nightly News) Slate: Solve the debt debacle with a $5 trillion coin Video: Don didn't drop enough to end drought Parts of Texas are getting relief thanks to Tropical Storm Don, but experts say it won't be enough to break the state's devastating drought. NBC's Charles Hadlock reports. (Nightly News) Goldman's new money machine: warehouses A spike in aluminum prices has sparked a clash between companies forced to pay more and Goldman Sachs, which is making money by storing the metal in warehouses. Tanks storm Syria's Hama: residents Syrian tanks stormed the Syrian city of Hama early on Sunday, residents said, after besieging it for nearly a month in response to some of the biggest demonstrations against President Bashar al-Assad's rule. Chinese media say 6 killed in attacks in Xinjiang Two men wielding knives attacked a truck driver and then a crowd of people following two explosions in China's far west, killing six people before one attacker was killed and the other captured, government-run media reported Sunday. Norway suspect's manifesto reveals delusion In the world according to Anders Behring Breivik, a seat on Oslo's city council was once nearly in his grasp â€" until he was sidelined by a jealous adversary. Nonsense, says the so-called rival, who notes that Breivik attended just five or six party meetings and barely spoke. Police: Norway suspect considered other targets The gunman who confessed to killing 77 in Norway says he also considered attacking other targets linked to the government or the prime minister's Labor Party, police said Saturday. 2 die in Wright replica plane crash A company that makes and flies model Wright Brothers planes is identifying two volunteer pilots killed Saturday when one of its aircraft crashed during testing in rural Ohio. Police capture alleged cartel gunman Federal police have captured the alleged leader of a ruthless gang of killers who work for a drug cartel in the violent border of Ciudad Juarez, Mexican news media said Saturday. HBT: Indians push all in for Rockies' Jimenez HBT: Usually a seller at the trade deadline, the contending Indians send four players to the Rockies for Ubaldo Jimenez. But is it the right move? HBT: Red Sox make deal for A's righty Harden Police: Dad sleeps, lets son, 8, drive on I-12 The Louisiana State Police says troopers arrested a Hattiesburg man after he let his 8-year-old son drive on Interstate 12 near Holden. Video: 'Son of Sam' 35 years later Friday was the 35th anniversary of the start of the infamous "Son of Sam" serial killer's reign of terror which still haunts New York. NBC's Lester Holt reports. (Nightly News) Zara Phillips weds rugby star in low-key royal affair Queen Elizabeth II's granddaughter Zara Phillips married England rugby star Mike Tindall on Saturday â€" but Britain's second royal wedding of the year was largely a low-key affair, with only a hint of the glamor and excitement of Prince William's showstopping nuptials. HBT: Dodgers' Furcal approves trade to Cards Turkey's leaders deny crisis as top generals quit For Turkey's political leaders it was business as usual Saturday, denying any crisis, or simply not mentioning the resignation of the country's four top military commanders. Copyright 2011 msnbc.com RSS URL: http://rss.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032091/device/rss/rss.xml

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