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• Aug 10, 2013

  Most US Embassies to Reopen After Terror Threat in Mideast

  All the U.S. embassies and consulates that were closed last week after a global terror threat will reopen on Sunday, except the embassy in Yemen, the State Department announced Friday evening.

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  Aug 10, 2013

  'It Was a Dark Time for Me,' Says Wife of '90 Minutes in Heaven' Author

  Eva Piper, the wife of the author of the best-selling book "90 Minutes in Heaven," spoke to Fox News about what it was like for her to take care of her husband, how she reacted to the news of his death, the time after his return from heaven, and her new book, A Walk Through the Dark.

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  Aug 10, 2013

  Obama Says Snowden Not a Patriot; Notes Russia's Increase in Anti-American Rhetoric

  Barack Obama on Friday said former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, who leaked details of secret U.S. surveillance programs, was not a patriot. The president also spoke about declining U.S.-Russia relations and criticized that country's anti-gay laws.

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  Aug 5, 2013

  Thousands of Fans Greet 'Duck Dynasty' Stars at Berlin Raceway

  Willie Robertson and his wife, Korie, the stars of the popular reality TV show "Duck Dynasty" on A&E, were greeted by thousands of fans at the Berlin Raceway track in Marne, Mich., where they were invited as special guests this past weekend.

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  Aug 5, 2013

  NY Trinity Church to Replace Two Historic Buildings With Tall, Modern Residential Tower

  The board of the historic Trinity Church in lower Manhattan has accepted a grand plan to replace two of its old buildings with a new modern structure comprising six to seven stories for church offices with a 25-story residential tower on top of it.

• Aug 5, 2013

  Minnesota Town Re-Elects 4-Year-Old 'Mayor'

  The tiny tourist town of Dorset in northern Minnesota re-elected on Sunday 4-year-old Robert "Bobby" Tufts, who has not even started school, as "mayor" for a second term. The boy is known for his love for ice cream and fishing.

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  Aug 5, 2013

  Paul Ryan Against Using Shutdown Threat to Repeal Obamacare

  Republican congressman Paul Ryan on Sunday showed a resolve to repeal "Obamacare," but stressed that efforts to remove President Barack Obama's 2010 healthcare law should not use the threat of a government shutdown.

• Aug 4, 2013

  Atlanta Falcons Stadium Deal Failed With Offer $14M Short of Church's Asking Price

  A state agency negotiating for land to build a new stadium for NFL team Atlanta Falcons officially abandoned the talks after one of the two churches on the site refused to accept an amount that was $14 million less than the figure needed for relocation, according to city records.

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  Aug 4, 2013

  US Now Giving Equal Treatment to Visas for Same-Sex Spouses

  Secretary of State John Kerry has announced a policy change with immediate effect which allows the State Department to process visas for same-sex spouses in the same manner that it considers the application of heterosexual spouses.

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  Aug 4, 2013

  Al Qaeda Messages Prompted US Global Travel Alert; Shut Down of 22 US Embassies, Consulates

  Officials have said the United States issued a global terror alert and asked 22 U.S. embassies to shut down after intercepting electronic communications among senior operatives of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, who appeared to be planning attacks against U.S. and Western targets.peratives of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, who appeared to be planning attacks against U.S. and Western targets.