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Current headlines from CNN World News:
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  • Earl's center passing just east of Outer Banks
    Hurricane Earl was downgraded to Category 2 today, but forecasters warned it was still "large and strong." Rain bands have moved onto the coast of North Carolina.
  • What chance do Mideast talks have?
    The latest round of peace talks between the Israelis and Palestinians is starting off much like similar endeavors in the past, but the Obama administration hopes that this time, the outcome will be different.
  • Hamas, 10 groups vow to target Israelis
    "Resistance operations" will continue against Israelis despite the arrests of Hamas activists in the West Bank, a Hamas official said Thursday.
  • Convicted killer spared death penalty
    An Ohio death row inmate who has repeatedly claimed his innocence was spared execution, after the state's governor Thursday noted "legitimate questions" about evidence used to convict the man.
  • Workers rescued after oil platform fire
    A fire on an oil and gas production platform in the Gulf of Mexico is out and there is no indication of an oil sheen, the Coast Guard said. There were no serious injuries.
  • BP removes cap from ruptured well
    Thad Allen, the government's point man on the oil disaster, said crews are expected to begin efforts Thursday to remove the blowout preventer on BP's ruptured well in the Gulf of Mexico.
  • Bonnie Blue actress from 'GWTW' dies
    Cammie King Conlon, who played the ill-fated Bonnie Blue Butler in "Gone With the Wind," used to joke "that I peaked at age 5."
  • President to aides: Find economic spark
    After a week mostly focused on Iraq and Mideast diplomacy, it's back to the economy for President Barack Obama, who will deliver remarks Friday on the August unemployment numbers.
  • Opinion: School reform takes courage
    It's back-to-school time, which means some in the media have gone back to asking: "What's wrong with our schools? And how can we fix it?"
  • Massacre survivor recounts experience
    A survivor of a massacre in Mexico that left 72 dead advised other would-be migrants to stay at home to avoid a fate like the one he and his companions met.
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  • Ashley Judd finds cause in Congo
    With a dozen humanitarian missions behind her, Ashley Judd has ventured to Africa to challenge the relationship between valuable minerals and unspeakable violence.
  • Labor Day travel savings tips
    The end of summer is approaching fast and everyone wants to get out and enjoy those last few days in the sun.
  • Transportation chaos hits Seoul as typhoon strikes
    Typhoon Kompasu hit central South Korea Thursday morning, causing much of the metropolitan area's subway service to halt, toppling trees and resulting in widespread power outages along the west coast, Yonhap News Agency reported.
  • Amazing airline meals, if you splurge
    Most air travelers have little to be happy about when it comes to airline food these days. But if you splurge on business or first class, the dining experience can be deluxe and luxurious, especially on international flights.
  • Hurricane worries Labor Day travelers
    The menace of Hurricane Earl comes at a bad time for any of the vacation-starved Americans who are heading to parts of the East Coast this Labor Day weekend.
  • The inside scoop on Rome's gelato
    Where do Romans go for a cup of gelato? A local food writer steers us beyond tourist favorites to six artisanal gelaterias churning out creative, all-natural flavors.
  • Sierra Leone tourists to build their own eco-resort
    For many people, the name Sierra Leone still conjures up images of the country's decade-long civil war and subsequent war crimes trials.
  • Mexico City woos gay honeymooners
    As more governments approve same-sex marriage laws, Mexico City officials are hoping to attract a growing part of the tourism market: gay honeymoons.
  • Updated 'Fly Rights' guide released
    The Department of Transportation's updated handbook for consumer air travelers outlines everything from choosing loyalty programs and making official complaints to the new three-hour tarmac delay limit.
  • Flight returns to San Francisco after engine problems
    A Qantas Airlines flight bound for Sydney, Australia, from San Francisco, California, was forced to return to San Francisco early Tuesday after experiencing problems with one of the plane's engines, the airline said.
Headlines last updated on Sep 02, 2010 22:40:43pm.
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