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NATIONAL NEWS
Voice on Phone Is Lifeline for Suicidal Veterans

Critics call it a Band-Aid, but supporters say a suicide hot line is a gateway into government services.

Jewish Group Opposes Muslim Center Near Ground Zero

The Anti-Defamation League announced its opposition to a proposed Islamic center and mosque, intensifying a fierce national debate about the limits of religious freedom.

In Maine Village, Lobster Goes Briskly; Traffic, No

Traffic near a seafood shack is so infamous, officials approved $100 million to build a bypass around the town.

Boy Scouts Seek a Way to Rebuild Ranks

The group is working to redefine itself amid falling numbers, a push for diversity and a knock on the door from girls.

Columbus Insists, There’s Lots of There There

Leaders in Columbus, Ohio, who have long despaired that the city lacks a distinctive image, have embarked on a multiyear quest to define the city’s soul.

Oil Spill Officials Talk of Shift From Emergency Work

The focus is more on long-term recovery now that some of the urgent demands of the spill are diminishing.

With Recovery Slowing, the Jobs Outlook Fades

With growth at an annual rate of 2.4 percent in the second quarter and the stimulus fading, an analyst says the rest of the year will feel like a recession.

Your Money: Nervous About Social Security? Better Prepare Now

If the government has to change Social Security, people may need to put aside a lot more money to make up for any reduction in benefits.

Stem Cell Trial Wins Approval of F.D.A.

A trial could offer the first glimpse of a technology that may hold vast medical promise but also is embroiled in controversy.

Dogged by a Slowdown, Obama Lauds Car Revival

The president emphasized that G.M. and Chrysler had returned to profitability and added jobs since the government came to their rescue over a year ago.


NATIONAL SPORTS
Rays 3, Yankees 2: Homer by Joyce Helps Rays Defeat Yankees

Matt Joyce hit a three-run homer to spoil a strong outing by Phil Hughes, and the Yankees lost to the Rays, who have won seven in a row.


Diamondbacks 9, Mets 6: Error by Mets Paves Way for Diamondbacks’ Rally

A crucial misplay by Jose Reyes squandered two home runs by David Wright.


Former Mets Manager Johnson Is at Ease in Florida

Far from the spotlight and after his daughter’s death, Davey Johnson is at ease managing college players.


When the Roosterfish Are Running, So Are the Fishermen

On the East Cape of Baja California, roosterfish, with their unique dorsal fins, are engaging fly fishermen on the shore who enjoy a thrill but don’t mind a workout.


Roethlisberger Arrives at Steelers’ Training Camp

A seemingly contrite Ben Roethlisberger, who was dogged in the off-season by allegations of sexual assault, said, “It’s all about football right now.”


Brazilian Goalie Is Charged in Ex-Lover’s Killing

Bruno Fernandes das Dores de Souza is accused of murder in a gruesome case that has fascinated much of Brazil.


On Soccer: Dunga and Maradona Fired, but Different Futures Await

Who is ever surprised by anything Diego Maradona does, or is done to him?


N.F.L. Roundup: On a Busy Day, the Jets Bring Back Laveranues Coles

The Jets added a former player, receiver Laveranues Coles, to their roster and announced contract extensions for Coach Rex Ryan and General Manager Mike Tannenbaum.


Still Having Headaches, Mets’ Bay Goes to D.L.

Jesus Feliciano was recalled from Class AAA Buffalo and was in uniform Friday night against the Arizona Diamondbacks.


Hilliard and Tyree Retire as Giants

Two distinguished Giants, Ike Hilliard and David Tyree, retired after signing one-day contracts with the team. One will be remembered for a consistent career, the other for one big catch.



NATIONAL WEATHER
Giant South Dakota hailstone breaks US records

This photo taken July 24, 2010 provided by the NOAA National Weather Service shows a hailstone that was found by a ranch hand in Vivian, S.D., on June 23, 2010. The hailstone has set U.S records. It measured 8 inches in diameter and weighed 1 pound, 15 ounces. The previous record for diameter was 7 inches for a hailstone found in Aurora, Neb., in 2003. The previous record for weight was 1.67 pounds for a stone in Coffeyville, Kan., in 1970. (AP Photo/National Weather Service)The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says a giant hailstone that fell in central South Dakota has broken U.S. records, even though the man who found it says it melted somewhat while waiting to be evaluated.


430 killed in Pakistan's deadliest flood

Bad weather has hindered rescue efforts in Pakistan, where flooding has claimed at least 430 lives.  The death toll has surpassed that of a 1929 deluge, which killed 408.

South bakes, humidity feels like 100-plus degrees

Children take a break from the heat at the fountain in the Waterfront Park in Charleston, S.C., on Friday, July 30, 2010. Friday was the eleventh straight day a heat advisory or excessive heat warning was issued for the South Carolina coast. (AP Photo/Bruce Smith)Heat advisories were posted from the Carolinas to the Great Plains as the South continued to roast Friday under temperatures and humidity that made beaches feel more like bakeries.


China floods send chemical bins into river

In this photo taken on Wednesday, July 28, 2010, chemical barrels float on the Songhua River after they were washed away by the flood in Jilin city in northeast China's Jilin province. Floods caused by heavy rains in northeastern China stranded tens of thousands of residents without power Wednesday, as the worst flooding in more than a decade continued to besiege areas of the country. (AP Photo) ** CHINA OUT **The water supply was safe in a northeastern China city after more than 3,000 containers of toxic chemicals were washed into a river by the worst floods in a decade in the country, an official said Thursday.


Raging Russian fires destroy homes, people flee

Grass burns from the severe heat at the Khodynskoe pole aviation museum in Moscow on July 29. The summer heat set a new all-time temperature record in Moscow, a leading forecaster said, adding that the unprecedentedly long heatwave could be interrupted tomorrow. Raging forest fires encircled a southern Russian city and tore through provincial villages Thursday, forcing mass evacuations as Moscow suffered through a record, weeks-long heat wave and smog cloud caused by peat-bog fires.


Video: A national look at the next 3 days

Three-day forecast for the entire US, updated each morning and afternoon. (Other)Three-day forecast for the entire US, updated each morning and afternoon. (Other)


Sizzling Moscow shrouded in polluting smog

Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral , background center, is slightly seen through a smog covering Moscow, Wednesday, July 28, 2010. A heat wave has  hit central Russia breaking temperature records going higher than 30 C (86 F) for four weeks breaking all records for the last 130 years and  smoke from burning forests around Moscow has reached the city. (AP Photo/Sergey Ponomarev)A cloud of harmful smog has enveloped Moscow, raising airborne pollutants to four times the norm, officials said Wednesday, and prompting doctors to urge residents to stay indoors as the city swelters in a record heat wave.



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