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Rep. Joe Crowley (NY-7) welcomed Jay Williams, Executive Director of the federal government’s Office of Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers, to the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association (GNYADA) for a tour of the association’s Center for Automotive Education & Training and to meet with local auto dealership owners to discuss the future of the American auto industry and the impact of the federal government’s rescue efforts on Queens and New York.

OBAMA ON THE OFFENSIVE. Presidential Camp Will Generate Additional Pains
The president says Paul Ryan, Mitt Romney's new running mate is the spirit of the "Do-nothing Congress".

SYRIA'S DEFECTOR. Prime Minister Joins Rebels.
Former Prime Minister Riad Hijab says President Bashar Assad's regime is closer to collapsing "morally and economically" and says military leaders should follow in him. f

GOVERNOR CHRIS CHRISTIE. Keynote GOP Speaker.

Violence and the indiscriminate use of heavy weapons by the Government as well as targeted attacks by the opposition are increasing in Syria, the head of the United Nations observer force said today, adding that this is taking a heavy toll on innocent civilians.

“It is clear that violence is increasing in many parts of Syria,” said the UN Military Adviser, Lieutenant General Babacar Gaye, who is currently serving as the head of the UN Supervision Mission in Syria (UNSMIS). “Our patrols are monitoring the impact of this violence, visiting internally displaced people and hospitals.”

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Today's Front Pages - Monday, August 13, 2012: 779 front pages from 85 countries.

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IT'S RYAN VS. OBAMA IN IOWA. It May Now Appear That Way.
Paul Ryan, Romney's new No. 2, campaigned in Des Moines and the president does the same in Council Bluffs. as the front lines in the battle for the White House shifted to the Midwest.

"GAME-CHANGER" Presidential Campaigns. What This One Could Mean.
After McCain's choice of Palin last time around, the GOP question being asked by doubters is if that VP on the ticket makes any real difference to voters in the long run.

ANTI-JUNK FOOD. This National Movement Gains New Popularity.

The citizens of these United States of America and especially New Yorkers should be extremely proud of the way or athletes represented us during the 2012 London Olympics. Yes, NYC lost the opportunity to host these games, but we have to handed to team USA for the way they competed like champs.

Team USA took the top spot in the medals race for the fifth consecutive Summer Olympics, winning 104 medals to China's 87. The Americans also topped the gold medal count, 46-38.