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Thursday, August 25, 2011

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More flee ahead of Irene as track forecast shifts
    The forecast for Hurricane Irene took a turn for the worse on Thursday, with the Category 3 storm now expected to track farther west along the East Coast than before.

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Live updates: Airlines offer free trip rebooking


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Gadhafi loyalists found apparently executed

    Rebel fighters walk inside the house of Al-Saadi Gadhafi the son of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi in Tripoli, LIbya, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011. Libyans hunting Moammar Gadhafi offered a $2 million bounty on the fallen dictator's head and amnesty for anyone who kills or captures him as rebels battled Wednesday to clear the last pockets of resistance from the capital Tripoli. (AP Photo/Sergey Ponomarev)More than 30 men believed to be fighters loyal to Moammar Gadhafi have been killed at a military encampment in central Tripoli and at least two were bound with plastic handcuffs, indicating they had been executed.




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Salmonella fears spur ban of Mexican papayas
    The federal Food and Drug Administration is banning imports of all papayas grown in Mexico because of widespread and ongoing salmonella contamination, the agency announced Thursday.

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Buffett endorses BofA with risky, $5 billion bet

    Billiionaire investor Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is injecting $5 billion into struggling Bank of America. Warren Buffett’s $5 billion cash infusion is a bet that investor fears about Bank of America’s financial strength have been overblown.  But it is not without risk.




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Dog mourns at casket of fallen Navy SEAL

    Hawkeye lays by the casket during the funeral of his owner, Navy SEAL Jon Tumilson, on August 19. Navy SEAL Jon Tumilson lay in a coffin, in front of a tearful audience mourning his death in Afghanistan. Soon an old friend appeared, and like a fellow soldier on a battlefield, his loyal dog refused to leave him behind.




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Gunmen break Syrian cartoonist's hands as 'warning'

    Wounded Syrian cartoonist Ali Farzat rests in bed Thursday at his residence in Damascus after being grabbed and beaten up by pro-regime militiamen.Masked gunmen dragged Syria's best-known political cartoonist from his car before dawn Thursday, beat him severely and broke both his hands as a warning to stop drawing just days after he compared Syria's president to Moammar Gadhafi, a relative and activists said.




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Video: Shark caught by father, son on kayak

    Aug. 25: Hunter Stevens, a 9-year-old from Clear Lake, Texas, was rolling the video camera when his father reeled in a black-tip shark the pair caught off the coast of Galveston while kayak fishing. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (Other)Hunter Stevens, a 9-year-old from Clear Lake, Texas, was rolling the video camera when his father reeled in a black-tip shark the pair caught off the coast of Galveston while kayak fishing. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)




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Shady dealings rife among 9/11 charities

    Kevin Held, who formed Stage 1 Productions to promote the American Quilt Memorial honoring lives lost on Seot. 11, 2001, holds up a photo of several quilts next to members of the Philadelphia Police Department in September 2007. An AP investigation has found that that $713,000 held raised for the quilt is gone â€An Associated Press investigation shows that many charities established to serve the victims of the 9/11 attacks have failed miserably.




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First Read: Primary calendar chaos
    The GOP nominating schedule remains unsettled, could kick off in early January.

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Off the Bench: Pacifist college bans national anthem


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Hurricane Tracker: Follow Irene's path
    See the current location, forecast path and detailed stats for any active hurricane this season

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Video: Bride hopes to be only Irene at beach wedding

    Aug. 25: A bride-to-be, named Irene, hopes the Category 3 hurricane of the same name won’t ruin her beach wedding in Connecticut on Sunday. WVIT-TV's Jeff Saperstone reports. (NBC News Channel)A bride-to-be, named Irene, hopes the Category 3 hurricane of the same name won’t ruin her beach wedding in Connecticut on Sunday. WVIT-TV's Jeff Saperstone reports. (NBC News)




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Police: Pa. newlyweds shoplifted reception food
    A couple of Pennsylvania newlyweds are behind bars after police say they were caught shoplifting food from a supermarket for their wedding reception.

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Chinese cyber-hacking caught on camera?


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Video: Images show Gardner 'happy,' hours before disappearance

    Aug. 25: NBC’s Jeff Rossen reports that photos obtained exclusively by NBC News show Robyn Gardner hours before she vanished in Aruba. She’s seen relaxing at a beachfront bar with Gary Giordano, the prime suspect in her disappearance.  (Today Show)NBC’s Jeff Rossen reports that photos obtained exclusively by NBC News show Robyn Gardner hours before she vanished in Aruba. She’s seen relaxing at a beachfront bar with Gary Giordano, the prime suspect in her disappearance. (TODAY)




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Cities where buying is cheaper than renting

    Las Vegas' battered housing market makes it a place where buying isn't a bad option.While it's cheaper to buy than to rent in most of America's big cities, access to mortgages is tough in the wake of tighter credit standards from banks.




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Video: Did zoo animals know earthquake was coming?

    Aug. 25: NBC’s Tom Costello reports that animals are the National Zoo in Washington D.C  seemed to sense that something was wrong minutes before the earthquake shook the East Coast Tuesday.  (Today Show)NBC’s Tom Costello reports that animals are the National Zoo in Washington D.C  seemed to sense that something was wrong minutes before the earthquake shook the East Coast Tuesday. (TODAY)




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Casey Anthony reports to Fla. probation officer

    FILE - In this July 7, 2011 file photo, Casey Anthony smiles before the start of her sentencing hearing in Orlando, Fla.   Florida authorities say Casey Anthony reported Wednesday Aug. 24, 2011 to begin her one-year probation for 2010 check-fraud convictions.  (AP Photo/Joe Burbank, file)Florida authorities said Thursday that Casey Anthony was polite and cooperative during a meeting with her probation officer and pledged to meet the conditions of her one-year probation for check fraud.




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No more 'bubble boy': Therapy gives kids normal lives

    Guy Pearce, 6, of Nottingham, England, was born with a rare genetic defect that left him with virtually no immune system protection against germs. Thanks to an experimental gene treatment in London, he and a dozen other children ages 4 to 14 are regular kids, new research shows.More than a dozen children born with the 'bubble boy' disease that leaves them without immune system protection now live virtually normal lives thanks to experimental gene therapy, report London researchers who have followed the children for nearly a decade.




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Jobless claims surge, boosted by Verizon strike
    New claims for jobless benefits surged last week, data showed Thursday, but the increase may have been fueled by a strike at Verizon.

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NYT: US may back refinance plan for mortgages
    The Obama administration is considering further actions to strengthen the housing market, but the bar is high: plans must help a broad swath of homeowners, stimulate the economy and cost next to nothing.

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Math anxiety? Study examines nerves by the numbers
    If the prospect of calculating a tip on a dinner bill with family or friends looking on makes you panic, listen up: Your subpar knack for numbers might not always be the problem, suggests a new study.

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