Korva Coleman

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-- ISIS Rebels Drive Closer To Baghdad; U.S. Considers Options.

-- Twin Tornadoes In Nebraska Leave Two Dead, Others In Hospital.

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New Attack On Kenyan Coastal Villages Kills Several. (BBC)

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-- Militant Group Advances In Iraq, Taking Northern Iraqi Town.

-- In Escalation, Russia Cuts Gas Supplies To Ukraine.

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Report: General To Investigate Bergdahl Disappearance From Post. (Reuters)

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-- Islamists Face Little Resistance In Their March Across Iraq.

-- Bergdahl Back In The U.S. To Continue Recovery.

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Obama To Visit Native American Reservation In Dakotas. (AP)

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-- Militants Make Gains In Iraq Amid Report U.S. Rebuffed Calls For Help.

-- Lawmakers Hope To Send Unified VA Bill To Obama By Late June.

-- Time For Kickoff: World's Attention Focused On World Cup.

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-- 'Stunning': Reactions To Brat's Historic Upset Of Cantor In Virginia.

-- 500,000 People Reportedly Flee Mosul After Iraqi City Falls.

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Graham Defeats Tea Party Challengers In S.C. Primary. (Washington Post)

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-- Possible Friendly-Fire Incident Kills 5 Americans In Afghanistan.

-- Gunmen Attack Near Karachi Airport, As Security Force Mourns Dead.

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White House Briefs Lawmakers On Bergdahl Exchange. (Politico)

Suspected Syrian Militants Seize Northern ...

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-- Will The U.S. Finally Get Past Pre-Recession Job Totals?

-- In San Antonio, Spurs Beat The Heat Twice In One Game.

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Obama Commemorates 70th Anniversary Of D-Day Invasion. (Telegraph)

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-- Bergdahl's Hometown Cancels Celebration Of His Return.

-- Baseball Man Don Zimmer Dies, Ending An Epic Sports Career.

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Obama, G7 Meeting In Brussels; Russia's Putin Not Invited. (CNN)

GM To Release Detailed Report ...

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-- Taliban Releases Video Of Handoff That Freed Bergdahl.

-- Cochran, McDaniel Neck-And-Neck In Miss. Senate Primary.

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Kerry, Lavrov To Meet Tomorrow On Ukraine. (The Hill)

Baseball-Sized Hail Pummels Iowa, Nebraska. (USA Today)

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-- Syrians Head To Polls In An Election Expected To Go To Assad.

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Obama Backing $1 Billion Fund To Boost U.S. Troops In Europe. (BBC)

China Limits Google Ahead Of Tiananmen Anniversary. (Wall Street ...

Syrians head to the polls today in a vote that's expected to keep President Bashar Assad in power.

"The election is widely condemned as a sham by Western governments but hailed by Syria's allies Russia and Iran," NPR's Deborah Amos tells our Newscast unit. She says only residents in areas ...

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-- Spain's King Juan Carlos Will Abdicate, Throne Goes To Son.

-- EPA To Unveil New Proposal Targeting Greenhouse Gases.

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Obama Heads For Europe, Ukraine Crisis To Top Agenda. (New York Times)

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-- Shelly Sterling: L.A. Clippers Will Be Sold To Steve Ballmer For $2 Billion.

-- National Spelling Bee: Rare Co-Champions, And A Star Online.

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New Calls For VA Secretary Shinseki To Resign. (Washington Post)

For the first time in 52 years, the Scripps National Spelling Bee crowned two winners last night, after the final two competitors exhausted the word list. The winners were Sriram Hathwar, an eighth-grader from Painted Post, N.Y., and Ansun Sujoe, a seventh-grader from Fort Worth, Texas.

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-- Transcript And Audio: President Obama's Full NPR Interview.

-- Judge Halts Ohio Executions, Citing Drug Controversy.

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Ukrainian Separatists Hold 4 OSCE Observers. (Deutsche Welle)

In Unsurprising Victory, Egypt's Sisi Wins Presidency. (BBC)

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-- Ukraine Promises To 'Crush' Insurgency; Chechnya Denies Sending Troops.

-- Google's New Car Lacks A Steering Wheel (And Brakes).

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Obama To Lay Out Foreign Policy Vision In West Point Speech. (New York ...

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-- Thai Military Orders Politicians To Meeting, Bans Negative Press.

-- Mortar Attack Hits Election Rally In Syria, Killing 21.

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Arizona Fire Still Uncontained, Hundreds Evacuated. (Arizona Republic)

Dust Storm Triggers Deadly New Mexico ...

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-- Attack On Street Market In Northwest China Kills 31.

-- Coup In Thailand: Military Seizes Control Of Country.

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Russia Signs Huge Gas Deal With China. (New York Times)

Heavy Fighting Spreads To Libyan ...

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-- Landslide Win Puts Opposition Party In Charge In India.

-- Russian Rocket Fails After Launch, Breaking Up Over China.

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One Death In Spreading San Diego Wildfires. (San Diego Union-Tribune)

Turkish Mine Had ...

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-- 10,000 Gallons Of Oil Spill In L.A. Neighborhood.

-- Turkish Mine Explosion: Angry Protests As Death Toll Rises.

9 Fires Burning In San Diego County. (San Diego Union-Tribune)

Afghan Presidential Election Goes To Runoff Vote. (Wall Street Journal)