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Asia Today: Dalai Lama’s Visit; ... July 17, 2011 China criticized President Barack Obama’s meeting with the Dalai Lama, and in soccer, Japan surprised to win the Women's World Cup. WSJ's Jake Lee and Alison Tudor discuss.

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Drive, Rather Than Walk, Down the Aisle July 17, 2011 Couples in Massachusetts are tying the knot from behind the wheel, saying goodbye to weddings of old...and saving big bucks to say 'I do.' Video courtesy Fox News.

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Potter Breaks Record, J.T. To Attend Corps Ball July 17, 2011 The day’s top showbiz news and headlines including Harry Potter breaks a box office record, Justin Timberlake may attend Marine Corps ball too, and Jane Fonda criticizes shopping network QVC. ...

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New Allegation of Prior Levi Aron Kidnap Attempt July 17, 2011 A woman who lives three doors down from Levi Aron says Aron attempted to kidnap her son right off their block. Video courtesy Fox News.

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Clinton Backs Greek Recovery July 17, 2011 U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton voiced strong support for Greece’s battle to overcome its debt crisis during a visit to Athens. Video courtesy Reuters.

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Syria Cracks Down On Protests July 17, 2011 Amateur video appears to show shots being fired into a crowd of Syrian protests, the latest in a violent crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrations. Video courtesy Reuters.

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Obama Meets With Dalai Lama July 17, 2011 U.S. President Barack Obama meets with exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama in Washington. Video courtesy Reuters.

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'Carmageddon' Off to ... July 17, 2011 Many feared "Carmageddon" in Southern California over the weekend but traffic in the Los Angeles area was flowing freely despite the shutdown of one of the busiest freeways in the country. Video ...

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Casey Anthony Released After Three Years in Jail July 17, 2011 Casey Anthony, the 25-year-old acquitted of killing her two-year-old daughter, is released Sunday after spending three years in jail. Video courtesy Reuters.

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White House Says Still Time for Big Debt Deal July 17, 2011 White House budget director Jack Lew told Meet the Press that there is still time "to get something big" done as lawmakers grapple with debt. Video courtesy Reuters.

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Italy Passes Austerity Package July 16, 2011 Italy’s parliament approves 48 billion euro austerity package that is set to balance country's budget by 2014. Video courtesy Reuters.

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Italy Passes Austerity Package July 16, 2011 Italy’s parliament approves 48 billion euro austerity package that is set to balance country's budget by 2014. Video courtesy Reuters.

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Time-lapse: Race to Strip Bridge in ... July 16, 2011 Time-lapse of the 'carmageddon' construction workers stripping down a bridge over Interstate 405 Saturday. The time-lapse covers approximately 3 hours of demolition from 11am ...

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Investigation Into Levi Aron’s Past Intensifies July 16, 2011 As the investigation into Levi Aron’s past intensifies, the family of little Leiby is thanking everyone for the huge outpouring of love and support. Video courtesy Fox News.

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Chavez Back to Cuba for Chemo July 16, 2011 Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez plans to go back to Cuba for chemotherapy treatment. Video courtesy Reuters.

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Arab Spring Rushes On July 16, 2011 Protests continue around the Middle East, with demonstrations in Yemen, Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon. Video courtesy Reuters.

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50 Mexican Convicts Escape July 16, 2011 Six people die and another 50 prisoners escape Mexican facility in Nuevo Laredo after a morning riot. Video courtesy of Reuters.

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An Interview With Google’s No. 59 July 16, 2011 In an excerpt from his new book, "I’m Feeling Lucky: The Confessions of Google Employee Number 59," in this Saturday's Review, Douglas Edwards recounts tales from the ...

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Georgia Police Shut Down Lemonade Stand July 16, 2011 Police in Midway, GA shut down a lemonade stand, all because three little girls didn’t have a business license. Video courtesy Fox News.

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Murdoch Apologizes July 16, 2011 News Corp head Rupert Murdoch apologizes to family of Millie Dowler as hacking scandal claims more top executives. Video courtesy of Reuters.