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Some banks won't honor Calif. IOUs

Thousands of California creditors were left Monday with fewer options for cashing IOUs issued by the state, as several major banks said they no longer will honor them. Full story

Some 911 centers can’t keep tabs on cell phones

Baby cut from womb turns 1

Des Moines may legalize late-night dance

Motorist drives over Grand Canyon edge

Swim club faces discrimination suit

Minn. mom says missing son killed in Somalia

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Up to 8 sought in Fla. couple's slaying

Sotomayor hearings have a broader purpose

Sotomayor vows impartiality if confirmed

Skyscraper body ID'd as cleaning woman

Swim club faces discrimination suit

Faith

Newsweek: Is Obama more Catholic than the pope?

Newsweek: Why the Vatican likes Obama

Pope urges new financial order guided by ethics

Evangelist Warren to Muslims: Let's partner

Obama says he gets daily prayers on BlackBerry

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'Renewal and Remembrance' at Arlington National Cemetery
July 13: Phil Fogarty, Founder of the "Renewal & Remembrance" Project at Arlington National cemetery explains why his group uses their skills to beautify the cemetery and give back to the men and women who gave their lives for their country.

Thai concert for the deaf

Home honors 'Superman' creator

Teen nears solo sailing record

What does it take to land a jet on water?

Honoring fallen soldiers

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Rising from Ruin
MSNBC.com follows two towns as they rebuild after Katrina. Follow their progress through on-going stories and citizen diaries.

Multimedia: Katrina's lasting damage

MSNBC.com	Southern Louisiana rebuilds Visit areas around New Orleans to compare how they were faring two years after Katrina to the immediate aftermath of the storm.
	Gulf Coast's struggle A lifelong resident revisits areas that had been devastated by the storm, and shares how they looked days after the storm and two years later.

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