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Amazon pushes California toward referendum on online sales tax

5:26 pm ET - A new California law forces online retailers to collect sales tax for purchases made in the state. Amazon is fighting back by pushing for a statewide referendum on the issue.


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Rep. David Wu resigns amid allegations of sexual misconduct with 18-year-old

4:30 pm ET - David Wu (D) of Oregon will resign after the resolution of the debt ceiling debate, he announced Tuesday. A young woman alleges Representative Wu had an unwanted sexual encounter with her last Thanksgiving.


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Why Netanyahu is suddenly unpopular in Israel

3:24 pm ET - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose approval rating has dropped nearly 20 percent, today scrambled to respond to a widening movement protesting pocketbook issues.


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Africa Monitor

Abyei remains tense as UN, Sudanese Army disagree on troop presence

1:32 pm ET - Despite the United Nations' insistence, the Sudanese Army is refusing to pull out of Abyei until Ethiopian peacekeeping forces are fully deployed.


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Latin America Monitor

Venezuela unable to determine cause of Bolivar's death

10:43 am ET - The Latin American hero's body was exhumed by order of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez last year to prove that Bolivar was murdered, but the study was inconclusive.


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Public calls for change of track following bullet train crash in China

10:07 am ET - Online messages allowed Chinese to learn quickly about an accident involving two new high-speed trains. The public has reacted furiously to a lack of transparency about the cause.


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Terrorism & Security

Libyan rebel chief says Qaddafi could stay after all

8:33 am ET - British Foreign Secretary William Hague backed up Mustafa Abdul Jalil's comment yesterday that rebels would be willing to sign an agreement allowing Qaddafi to remain in Libya.


Federal court: If you're arrested, officials can take a DNA sample

7:51 pm ET - A legal challenge to the federal law that allows authorities to take DNA samples from people who have been arrested or detained – prior to any conviction – was rejected by a federal court.

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Chicago police use more deadly force as gang war heats up

7:21 pm ET - Chicago police have already shot and killed more people this year than they did in 2010. Officials blame a 'wanton disregard for law,' but critics say police have been too aggressive against gangs.


Latin America Monitor

Hugo Chávez no longer lying low

4:40 pm ET - Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez's silence during his initial trip to Cuba for cancer treatment raised speculation about his future. Now he is trying to remain in the public eye.


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NFL deal reached: 'Football is back,' let the Brett Favre watch begin

3:53 pm ET - NFL deal makers came to a compromise to end the 132-day shutdown Monday. The NFL deal will unleash a chaotic period of free agency, as well as the annual question: What about Brett Favre?


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Syria introduces law allowing independent political parties

2:25 pm ET - The bill, approved by the cabinet yet awaiting agreement from Syria's parliament, is the regime's latest concession to protesters. But it includes some restrictions that could limit its impact.


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Latin America Monitor

Knights Templar: In Mexico, like Norway, criminals look to past for legitimacy

9:11 am ET - The attacker in Norway and a Mexican drug ring both invoke the ancient Knights Templar to describe themselves. Why do violent ideologues and criminals search the past for inspiration?

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