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SUDDENLY, A SIGN OF HOPE
Manufacturing grows faster than forecast and chalks up months of expansion
Manufacturing companies grew faster in August as the industrial sector continues to lead the recovery, and managers' desire to hire shot up to the highest level in nearly 30 years.
Obama opens long-shot
talks on Mideast Peace
 FBI agents have found themselves on the wrong side of the law. In fact, in the past nine months, four agents -- who are all now ex-agents -- from Dallas to Waco have been grabbing headlines for alleged indiscretions.
Texas court: No
gay divorce here
There's no gay marriage in Texas, and now, for one couple, no gay divorce either.
5 American troops killed
in latest Afghan violence
Five U.S. troops were killed by roadside bombs and insurgent fire in southern and eastern Afghanistan on Tuesday, the latest casualties in a particularly bloody spell that has left 19 service members dead since Saturday.
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E A R L I E R H E A D L I N E S
Analysis: Obama 'resigned'
to being wartime president
 When President Barack Obama addresses the nation from the Oval Office tonight to announce the formal end of combat in Iraq, he will sit where another Democratic commander in chief explained to the nation how another war had defeated his hopes for re-election.
Fire at mosque site part
of a 'perfect storm'?
 As federal investigators search for the cause of an equipment fire at the future site of an Islamic center in Tennessee, a Muslim civil rights organization says the incident could be yet another instance of anti-Islam attacks.
In reality, only 87,000
attended Beck's rally
According to a crowd estimate from AirPhotosLive.com, which was commissioned by CBS News.
Muckraker Beck regrets
calling Obama a racist
Conservative talk show host Glenn Beck said after his Saturday rally at the Lincoln Memorial that he regrets once having called President Obama a racist who hated white people, and said "not a chance" when asked about the notion of a Beck-Sarah Palin presidential ticket in 2012.
Louisianans Rate Bush
Over Obama in a Crisis
 As the five year anniversary again summons up memories of Katrina's devastation of the Gulf Coast, Louisiana voters are giving higher marks to former President George Bush for handling of the storm's aftermath.
Archaeologists find Civil War
camp in Georgia
Although historians knew Camp Lawton was located somewhere in or around Magnolia Springs State Park, near Millen, Ga., the site was never identified.Then Kevin Chapman, a graduate student at Georgia Southern University, decided to pinpoint the camp's location for his thesis project.
Escaped Tiger terrifies visitors
at Miami's Jungle Island
Visitors to Miami's Jungle Island were treated to a scarily authentic subcontinental experience Saturday, when a Bengal tiger sprang from its pen at the tropical tourist attraction.
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A New York man plunged 39 stories from a Manhattan apartment building and crash-landed on a parked sports car. The car was totaled, but the man survived.
Jamestown, Va., the site of the first permanent English colony in what became the United States, could be wiped off the map by climate change, researchers warned today.
