WATCH OBAMA RUN FASTER. President Must Pay To Play Political Hard Ball.
President Obama has to work had to persuade voters to give him more time to guide the US economy back to health, as he prepares to play out his vision for another term during the Democratic national convention.

SYRIAN AIR STRIKES. Taking Its Civilian Toll.
The Assad regime’s strategy has increased the death toll as a serious humanitarian crisis develops and thousands flee their homes in search of safety.

GLOBAL ECONOMIC OUTLOOK. Making Very Little Progress.

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U.S. MAY NOT INTERVENE. Syria Violence Continues.
Despite rising civilian deaths and rebels’ pleas, U.S. is not expected to expand its minimal role. Meanwhile. Syrian rebels bomb regime army base, 4 injured. A rebel spokesman says it's a revenge for an attack by the military last month that killed more than 300 people.

SUN MYUUNG MOON. Dead at 92

Auburn, Indiana was the best and the only place to be this Labor Day weekend for a full-scale celebration of all things classic at the "Classic Car Capital of the World"

This is the birthplace of some of the world’s most revered automotive brands. Auburn really is the place where it all started and the longstanding Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival is a week-long celebration of the town’s unique heritage and of the classic car itself.

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