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'Fanatic recklessness': South Korea blasts Kim over reported nuke test


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  'Fanatic recklessness': South Korea blasts Kim over reported nuke test  
  North Korea conducted a test of a nuclear weapon, its fifth since 2006.  
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  tennis      
  Karolina Pliskova reacts after breaking the serve of Serena Williams.   Serena Williams stunned in U.S. Open semifinal
Karolina Pliskova beat top-ranked Serena Williams to reach her first career Grand Slam final.
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  Law enforcement officers comfort each other outside Memorial Hospital at Gulfport in Gulfport, Miss., on Thursday after Bay St. Louis Police Chief Mike De Nardo died. Hancock County Coroner Jim Faulk said Chief  DeNardo died Thursday.   Police chief, fired by mayor, dies after shooting himself
Chief Mike DeNardo committed suicide while being escorted off the Miss. city's property.
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  nfl      
    Broncos batter Cam Newton, but did helmet hits cross line?
Cam Newton appeared to take multiple shots to the head but did not complain about calls.
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  money      
    5,300 Wells Fargo staff fired over bogus accounts
Bank says it fired roughly 5,300 workers during a five-year period for their involvement
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  news      
  Apple's own 6s Plus still has a great camera and a big screen.   5 things you need to know Friday
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  nfl      
    Broncos edge Panthers in NFL curtain-raiser
Denver opens its title defense with win after Graham Gano misses last-second field goal.
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  world      
    Dozens trapped in Mont Blanc cable cars rescued
Rescuers brought down dozens of tourists, including a 10-year-old child, who were stranded in cable cars over Mont Blanc in the Alps overnight.
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  books      
  The Lady Chablis at the Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C. in 1996.   The Lady Chablis, 1st transgender star, dies at 59
Transgender icon gained fame from best-selling 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.'
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  politics      
  Clinton supporters cheer and hold signs at Johnson C. Smith University at a rally in Charlotte September 8, 2016.   Clinton: GOP seeks 'to undermine right to vote'
North Carolinians should reject Republicans' "concerted effort to undermine the right to vote" by showing up at the polls in droves, Hillary Clinton said at a campaign rally Thursday.
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Syrian civilians from the town of Daraya are evacuated from the rebel-held town of Moadamiyet al-Sham on Sept. 8, 2016, to be taken to a shelter in the government-controlled town of Harjala. \u000aThe agreement between the regime and the rebels has a

Syrian civilians from the town of Daraya are evacuated from the rebel-held town of Moadamiyet al-Sham on Sept. 8, 2016, to be taken to a shelter in the government-controlled town of Harjala. \u000aThe agreement between the regime and the rebels has a
 
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