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Clinton and Gore reunite in Tennessee
 
Politico - Al Gore and Bill Clinton are increasingly showing up as Obama goes through his first real trials in office.
Portugal houses 2 Gitmo detainees as free men
 
AP - Two Syrians previously held at Guantanamo Bay have arrived in Portugal as free men, the government said Saturday.
World's youngest round-the-world sailor back in UK
 
AP - The world's youngest round-the-world sailor has returned to Britain after charting some 28,000 miles (45,000 kilometers).
VA won't pay benefits to Marine whose injuries came from vaccine
 
McClatchy Newspapers - WASHINGTON — It wasn't a bullet or roadside bomb that felled Lance Cpl. Josef Lopez three years ago after nine days in Iraq.
Kennedy's dogs will be missed on Hill
 
Politico - Senator's three Portuguese water dogs brought fun to a workplace known for rules and formalities.
New GOP tactic: The counter-town hall
 
Politico - Republican challengers find new way of capitalizing on the roiling emotions surrounding town halls.
Darfur peacekeepers say 2 civilians kidnapped
 
AP - An armed group kidnapped two foreign civilians working for the U.N.-African Union peacekeeping mission in Darfur on Saturday, a spokesman for the peacekeepers said.
Murdoch son: BBC threatens independent journalism
 
AP - The son of media mogul Rupert Murdoch has called the British Broadcasting Corp. a threat to independent journalism.
Advice on when flu needs TLC or a doctor's care
 
AP - When is swine flu just miserable and when do you need a doctor?
Kerry: Kennedy would compromise if necessary
 
AP - A leading Democratic senator says the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy would have been ready to compromise on overhauling health care, but negotiations had not yet reached that point.
Former Pa. state senator headed to prison Monday
 
AP - A former Pennsylvania state senator convicted on fraud charges is scheduled to report to federal prison in Kentucky on Monday.
Peacekeeping civilians kidnapped in Darfur
 
Reuters - Armed men seized two foreign civilians working for Darfur's peacekeeping force on Saturday, the first time the joint U.N./African Union mission has been targeted by kidnappers.
Cheney: Differences with Bush no big deal
 
AP - Did they disagree on national security policy decisions? Certainly. But was Dick Cheney frustrated or even disappointed when overruled by his boss, President George W. Bush? Not at all, the former vice president says.
Democrats: Honor Kennedy through civil debate
 
AP - Democratic lawmakers said Sunday the best way for Congress to honor the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy is to set aside the heated rhetoric of the health care debate and pass a plan that cuts costs and extends coverage. A key Republican said he doubts any Democrats in Congress have the force of personality to pull it off.
Obama drops in store as vacation winds down
 
AP - President Barack Obama spent his last day on a Martha's Vineyard vacation buying ice cream treats at a general store and a cookie at a nearby deli.
For Basque patriots, soccer team is a unique icon
 
AP - Before home soccer games in this Basque city, local fans wearing their team's red-and-white jersey cram into bars and streets around the San Mames stadium and chant, full-throated, Athletic Bilbao's traditional call to arms.
Cheney says he and Bush disagreed at times
 
AP - Did they disagree on national security policy decisions? Certainly. But was Dick Cheney frustrated or even disappointed when overruled by his boss, President George W. Bush? Not at all, the former vice president says.
Cheney digs in
 
Politico - He dismisses the interrogations investigation 'political' and mocks Obama's plan as 'silly.'
The Basque country at a glance
 
AP - The Basque Country: This region of northern Spain became semiautonomous in 1979 after a new Spanish Constitution was adopted following the death of dictator Gen. Francisco Franco. Its capital is Vitoria, its biggest city is Bilbao.
Justice Dept. again fielding charges of politics
 
AP - Besieged during the Bush administration for bending to the White House's will, the Justice Department is again accused of playing politics with cases — this time in investigating whether CIA interrogators illegally abused terror suspects.
Kennedy Widow Should Be Considered as Appointee, Senators Say
 
Bloomberg - Aug. 30 (Bloomberg) -- The widow of the late U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy should be considered as an interim appointee to represent Massachusetts in his place, two U.S. senators said.
Moyers disses Dems as 'spineless'
 
Politico - PBS's Bill Moyers issues a tough critique of the Dem Party on HBO's 'Real Time With Bill Maher.'
Obama ends frenetic vacation
 
AFP - US President Barack Obama headed back to Washington Sunday after a week-long vacation on the resort island of Martha's Vineyard, interrupted by a crush of outside events.
Labor gears up for key governors races
 
Politico - The AFL-CIO is betting big in N.J. and Va., where critical gubernatorial races are taking place in November.
Jenna Bush Hager signs on to 'Today'
 
Politico - In the tradition of other daughters of prominent Republicans, Jenna Bush Hager wades into the media waters.
Lawmakers suggest Kennedy widow as his successor
 
AFP - Lawmakers on Sunday suggested that the senate seat held by late US Senator Ted Kennedy could be filled by his widow, Vicki, despite her professed reluctance to take the job.
Kennedy Death Cuts Broad Health Bill Odds, Hatch Says
 
Bloomberg - Aug. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Congress is less likely to pass sweeping health-care overhaul legislation following the death of Senator Edward Kennedy, a leading Republican said.
Reports: Arctic Sea crewmen home after questioning
 
AP - Russian media are reporting that Arctic Sea crew members have returned home after being held in Moscow for questioning about the freighter's mysterious voyage.
Kennedy Death Lessens Chances of Broad Health Bill, Hatch Says
 
Bloomberg - Aug. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Congress is less likely to pass sweeping health-care overhaul legislation following the death of Senator Edward Kennedy, a leading Republican said yesterday.

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