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AP Interview: Photographer documented 1968 Soviet invasion
Powerful images taken by photographer Josef Koudelka of the 1968 Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia still resonate 50 years later
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Renewable resort: Greek island to run on wind, solar power
When the blades of its 800-kilowatt wind turbine start turning, Tilos will become the first island in the Mediterranean to run exclusively on wind and solar power
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People travel a long way for this
A SEARING summer's day on the south east coast of NSW more than a decade ago. And that craving for an ice cream. A really good one.
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New quake strikes Lombok
A STRONG 6.3-magnitude earthquake rocked the Indonesian island of Lombok this afternoon, sending people fleeing into the streets just two weeks after a quake which killed more...
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Dodgers lose to Mariners in extra innings with walk-off balk
The movement was small enough that it might not be noticeable in another situation. But this was the 10th inning of a tied game between two teams with playoff aspirations. When...
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Albert Pujols has season-high four RBIs, Angels beat Rangers 11-7
Albert Pujols drove in a season-high four runs, Shohei Ohtani hit a three-run homer and the Angels beat the Texas Rangers 11-7 on a rainy Saturday night. Pujols hit a solo home...
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Body of missing L.A. County fire captain found in Santa Barbara County
The body of a Los Angeles County Fire Department captain was found Saturday in Santa Barbara County, authorities said. Wayne Stuart Habell, 43, was last seen leaving his home...
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Chargers cornerback Michael Davis takes a step back in second preseason game
Second-year cornerback Michael Davis, who played only 36 snaps as a rookie last season, has earned rave reviews for his improved play in training camp this summer. “Like night...
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Football: Saturday's scores
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For the Record
Aretha Franklin: In the Aug. 17 Section A, the obituary of Aretha Franklin said that she gave birth to her son Clarence when she was 14, the same year as she released an album...
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Dîner en Blanc Takes Philly
I had heard about Dîner en Blanc before - a secret picnic where in-the-know guests dress in all white and venture to the secret location with tables, chairs, white tablecloths...
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Take Your Meeting Outside
Need some fresh air? Take the team outside for your next meeting at one of these great locations: At Gateway Canyons Resort & Spa in Western Colorado , meeting spaces include...
The World's 7 Most Liveable Cities
The Economist Intelligence Unit released its ranking of the world's most liveable cities on Aug. 14. The study compared 140 destinations to find those with the best and worst...
Market day in Padua, Italy
An Inspector Calls. Let the good times roll at The George & Dragon in West...
The Inspector had a grand time when he spent the night at The George & Dragon near Shipley. He liked its traditional charm and fun spirit and almost had the perfect stay.
Turkey's plummeting lira means there is an upside for British tourists
Tour operators are reducing their prices to reflect the plunge in the Turkish lira. Ross Clark rounds up the best last-minute deals on the market from package deals to city breaks.
A safari in Zambia's oldest park is a thrill a minute
The Daily Mail's Tamara Hinson stayed at Ila Safari Lodge in Zambia's Kafue National Park. She reflects on the stomach-lurching moment she locked eyes with a lion.
BA offer free food and drink from London City Airport despite scrapping it...
British Airways has been accused of giving ‘special treatment' to City workers by continuing to offer them complementary food and drink in economy class.