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The U.S. and China pledged Saturday to overcome mistrust, manage their differences and cooperate on key issues like combatting terrorism and the spread of the Ebola virus as President Barack Obama prepares to travel to the Chinese capital next month.
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Hawaii island hit by winds, rains from hurricane

Audrey McAvoy, Cathy Bussewitz, Associated Press  |  posted 33 minutes ago
Hurricane Ana was on course Saturday to miss Hawaii by more than a hundred miles but was generating high waves, strong winds and heavy rains that prompted flash-flood warnings throughout the islands.
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Slain journalist Foley 'tried to see the good'

Hunter McGee, Associated Press  |  posted 33 minutes ago
James Foley was a compassionate and capable journalist who tried to see the good in people, friends said Saturday at a memorial for the New Hampshire man murdered by Islamic State group extremists.
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High court balks at last-minute voting changes

Mark Sherman, Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 2:11pm
The Supreme Court has allowed Texas to use its strict voter ID law in the November election even after a federal judge said the law was the equivalent of a poll tax and threatened to deprive many blacks and Latinos of the right to vote this year.
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Woman may have spotted suspect in Pennsylvania trooper slaying

Shimon Prokupecz and Jason Hanna, CNN  |  posted Oct 18th - 2:08pm
A man suspected of killing a Pennsylvania state trooper might have been spotted near his former high school, police said Saturday — a potential boost for authorities' weekslong and multimillion-dollar quest to find him in the woods.
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More people prefer a male boss

Jillian Eugenios, CNN  |  posted Oct 18th - 1:21pm
A new Gallup poll shows that one-third of Americans prefer their boss to be a man.
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Ebola fears: Airline contacts 800 passengers; Belize blocks travel

Jason Hanna, Faith Karimi and Greg Botelho, CNN  |  posted Oct 18th - 12:54pm
This week, a Central American country closed its borders to anyone who has been anywhere near the disease. And an airline scrambled to inform hundreds passengers that they had been on a plane that carried someone who has since come down with Ebola.
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US, other nations condemn violence in Libya

The Associated Press  |  posted 23 minutes ago
The United States and four other nations are strongly condemning the ongoing violence in Libya and calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities.
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Ebola delays adoption for Minnesota couple

The Associated Press  |  posted 33 minutes ago
The Ebola epidemic is delaying the adoption of a disabled Liberian boy to a St. Cloud couple.
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Police: Man set fire to houses, parked nearby

The Associated Press  |  posted 43 minutes ago
A 53-year-old Orofino man faces arson charges after police say he set fire to two houses and waited in his car near the scene.
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Gov. Martinez orders Ebola preparedness plan

The Associated Press  |  posted 52 minutes ago
Gov. Susana Martinez has directed the state Department of Health to coordinate an Ebola preparedness plan in case the disease is diagnosed in any New Mexico patients.
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State issues citation at Post Falls nursing home

Associated Press  |  posted 53 minutes ago
The state has issued its most serious citation against the skilled nursing portion of Life Care Center of Post Falls.
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School shooter arrested for domestic assault

The Associated Press  |  posted 53 minutes ago
A man convicted of a fatal school shooting when he was a teen has turned himself in to police for an alleged domestic incident.
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Family identify 4 kids, 2 adults killed in blaze

Joe Mandak, Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 2:22pm
The sole survivor of a deadly house fire in western Pennsylvania lost his new wife, her four young children and his disabled father in the Saturday morning blaze after the recently married couple tried to save their loved ones, family members said.
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116 being monitored in Ohio for Ebola symptoms

Mark Gillispie, Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 2:21pm
A total of 116 people are being monitored for Ebola symptoms in Ohio following the visit from a Dallas nurse who treated the first patient to die of the virus in the United States and later tested positive herself, health officials said Saturday.
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Police: Another ambush suspect sighting reported

The Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 2:11pm
A rifle-toting man with a mud-covered face who was spotted in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains is believed to be the suspect who has spent more than five weeks on the run after a deadly ambush at a state police barracks, officials said Saturday.
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Pit bull vote aims to settle disputes over breeds

Kristen Wyatt, Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 2:10pm
Sharee Talbot wants her dog back. For now, though, she has to drive out of town to visit Buddy because the two-year-old pit bull isn't allowed in her hometown of Aurora.
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Doctor who survived Ebola speaking in Louisville

The Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 2:00pm
An American doctor who recovered after contracting the Ebola virus while treating patients in Liberia will speak at a Louisville church next month.
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New Hampshire offers break on hunting to students

The Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 1:50pm
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department officials have called a public hearing on a new break being given to nonresident students on hunting and fishing licenses in the state.
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First US Ebola victim remembered for compassion

Emery P. Dalesio, Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 1:20pm
Thomas Eric Duncan was remembered Saturday as a big-hearted and compassionate man whose virtues may have led to his infection with Ebola in his native Liberia and death as the first victim of the disease in the United States.
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Tulsa leaders discuss prescription drug abuse

The Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 1:10pm
Tulsa city leaders joined with state health officials for the first in a series of public safety discussions about prescription drug abuse.
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Access to federal sage-grouse workshop criticized

The Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 12:40pm
A meeting next week in Fort Collins about the greater sage-grouse has drawn fire from several western representatives who want to know why public attendance is limited while regulators focus on possible land use issues.
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Recall issued after deadly fire truck crash

The Associated Press  |  posted Oct 18th - 12:30pm
A company that manufactures drivetrains for International fire engines has issued a recall after Montana authorities concluded a faulty drivetrain was responsible for a fatal crash that killed six people outside Helena.
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