Cuban state TV:
Fidel Castro dies at 90
Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro has died, his brother President Raul Castro announced on state TV.
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Cuban state TV:
Fidel Castro dies at 90
Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro has died, his brother President Raul Castro announced on state TV.
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NBC News: Hillary Clinton urged supporters “not to give up” and to “remain engaged in progressive politics” at a charity gala in Washington D.C. Wednesday night.
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Journalist Gwen Ifill dies at 61, PBS confirms
Politico: Acclaimed journalist Gwen Ifill, who served as co-host of PBS’s NewsHour and moderator of “Washington Week,” has died at 61, PBS confirmed Monday.
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Polls begin to close in U.S. election
Polls closed in six U.S. states at 7 p.m. ET. Follow the Breaking News election arc for live updates and results.
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Photo: Voters wait in line in front of a polling station to cast their ballots in the US presidential election in Scottsdale, Arizona. (LAURA SEGALL / AFP - Getty Images)
NBC News: The U.S. government believes hackers from Russia or elsewhere may try to undermine next week’s presidential election and is mounting an unprecedented effort to counter their cyber meddling, American officials told NBC News.
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The Associated Press: More than 80 people protesting the Dakota Access pipeline were arrested Saturday during a demonstration that gathered about 300 people at a construction site in North Dakota and prompted law enforcement officers to use pepper spray.
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The New York Times:
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump squared off from the same stage Wednesday evening — if not exactly face to face — in a televised forum on national security and veterans issues.
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The Brazilian Senate voted to impeach Dilma Rousseff, the country’s first female president, in a 61-20 vote Wednesday. Rousseff was convicted on charges that she illegally hid a growing budget deficit.
At least 120 killed when earthquake strikes central Italy
BBC News: At least 120 people have died after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake stuck central Italy, according to the country’s civil protection unit. Crews continue to search for dozens of missing people.
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Photo: Aerial images showed the extent of the damage in Amatrice (AP via BBC News)
US Olympic swimmer to pay $11,000 to avoid prosecution in robbery scandal
US Olympic gold medalist Jimmy Feigen has agreed to pay nearly $11,000 to charity in order to leave Brazil following accusations he and three teammates fabricated a robbery story. Feigen’s lawyer said Feigen would receive his passport after the payment is made. - @abcnews
NBC10 Philadelphia: Pennsylvania’s Attorney General Kathleen Kane was convicted Monday of all nine counts in a perjury and obstruction case related to a grand jury leak.
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The New York Times: In his final Olympic race, Michael Phelps helped the American team win gold in the 4x100 medley relay. It’s the 23rd gold medal of his incomparable career.
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Clinton campaign releases 2015 federal income tax returns
Hillary and Bill Clinton paid an effective federal income tax rate of 34% in 2015 and donated nearly 10% of their gross income to charity, according to tax returns Clinton’s campaign released Friday. Tim Kaine, Clinton’s running mate, also released tax returns from the last 10 years. - The Wall Street Journal
A typical home in San Jose, Calif., now costs $1 million, a first for a US city. Home prices rose in 83% of metro areas across the nation in the second quarter of 2016 compared to a year earlier. - The Wall Street Journal
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