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Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Tuesday:
1. ROMNEY: I SPOKE TOO HASTILY
GOP candidate says his comment on video clip that nearly half of Americans consider themselves victims was “not elegantly stated” and was “off the cuff.”
2. CAR PACKED WITH EXPLOSIVES RAMS MINI-BUS IN KABUL
Afghan militants say a female suicide bomber carried out the attack, which kills at least nine, as revenge for anti-Islam film.
3. RAY OF HOPE IN CHICAGO STRIKE
The teachers union in the nation’s third-largest city is expected to vote this afternoon on whether to end the seven-day walkout.
4. WHAT’S AT STAKE AS AFGHAN ‘SURGE’ WINDS DOWN
The U.S. troop increase was supposed to force the Taliban to come to the peace table, but that hasn’t happened.
5. FRENCH COURT BLOCKS FURTHER PUBLICATION OF KATE’S TOPLESS PHOTOS
The royal couple’s lawyer argues that Prince William and his wife were sharing a “profoundly intimate” moment when the pictures were taken.
6. WHERE MYANMAR’S SUU KYI WILL BEGIN HER TOUR
At 9 a.m., the Nobel laureate meets with Secretary of State Clinton to kick off her jam-packed 17-day U.S. trip.
7. NO JOB FOR THE FAINT-HEARTED
Courting danger, scientists are tagging great white sharks with sophisticated devices that will allow researchers and the public to track the animals.
8. SEEKING THE CAUSES OF CHILDHOOD OBESITY
A provocative new study suggests a connection between a plastic chemical used in food packaging and overweight kids.
9. HOW NEWSWEEK’S (hash)MUSLIMRAGE TOPIC BECAME A TRENDER
With self-mocking humor, many Muslims turned an essay on anger over the prophet film into a generally light-hearted Twitter sensation.
10. A ROUGH NIGHT FOR PEYTON MANNING
QB throws three interceptions in the first quarter before leading a late charge that falls short in Denver’s 27-21 loss to Atlanta.
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10 Things to Know for Tuesday, Sept. 18
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- Blood donors needed for West, Texas, disaster
- Fontana, Calif., schools get high-powered rifles
- Manufacturers cutting white-collar jobs now, too
- Ex-East Texas dentist convicted of murdering wife
- ID sought after human skull found in Jasper woods
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LIVE BLOG: 2013 Presidential Inauguration Coverage
The Associated Press is providing real-time coverage as Barack Obama in sworn in for a second term as president of the United States. Stay with this page for the latest stories, photos and videos of the event.
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Naked-image scanners to be removed from U.S. airports
The Transportation Security Administration will remove airport body scanners that privacy advocates likened to strip searches after OSI Systems Inc. couldn't write software to make passenger images less revealing.
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Threat of using 'bubble gun' gets 5-year-old suspended
A 5-year-old kindergartner who told classmates she was going to shoot them, and then herself, with her pink gun that shoots bubbles, was grilled for three hours by school officials without her mother’s knowledge, and then suspended.
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