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Essential collector items on the King of Pop, these special tributes look at why Michael Jackson mattered so much in pop culture and celebrate his impact on the worlds of music, fashion and dance.
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China brutally suppressed a democratic revolt 20 years ago – a response we see in Tehran today. But that’s where the similarities end. The authority of the Iranian regime has been compromised, and change has been delayed, but not denied.
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Five park guests were treated at the scene for injuries, but none was badly hurt.
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By Susan Farley via AP
Orchestras, theaters, museums and other arts organizations in the suburbs face the challenge to attract customers — and donors.
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The former vice presidential nominee announced she will leave office at the end of July.
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By Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Militants were nowhere in sight as Marines walked a third day across southern Afghanistan. But heat proved an enemy in its own right.
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Pop music very much misses Michael Jackson, as 200,000-plus Festival-goers can attest.
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USA TODAY catches up with the top-10 Season 8 contestants as they get ready for their summer tour and define their future in the business.
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Seven-time champion Lance Armstrong briefly held the lead in the first-stage time trial.
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By Mark J. Rebilas, US Presswire
Tony Stewart won at Daytona International Speedway after contact with Kyle Busch sent Busch hard into the wall right before the finish line.
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The United States used one of its youngest lineups in recent memory to slam Grenada 4-0.
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By Cynthia Boll, AP
The life work of Rembrandt - all 317 known paintings, 285 etchings and more than 100 drawings - go on display next week in digital form.
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Defense official: The missiles North Korea test-fired could have hit government buildings.
Week in review
The best photojournalism of the past week from around the world takes you from New York through Europe and into Pakistan.
