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Also: Some cancer clinics turn Medicare patients away, blaming sequester cuts; two men associated with supremacist gang sought in Colorado prison chief's slaying; and Japan unveils a new economic stimulus package.

Also: Shuttle Endeavour begins trip to California; Chicago teachers return to work; Obama to meet with Myanmar's Suu Kyi; and Danish magazine to publish topless photos of Kate Middleton.

Also: Iraqi parliament members can't choose a new leader; Ukraine opens a military offensive against pro-Russian separatists; and New York City police tell subway acrobats to knock off their antics.

Also: The U.N. convenes its one-day world climate summit; the WHO says as many as 20,000 people may die of Ebola by November; and an Arizona river may be contaminated by a Mexican mine spill.

Also: The trial for the Boston marathon bombing suspect is delayed; rainy weather could help California firefighters; and it could rain on the last home game of New York Yankee Derek Jeter.

Also: Snowden's disclosures may have affected terrorists' behavior; a report says former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor will resign soon; and the FAA is limiting U.S. flights over Iraq.

Also: Thousands in Tennessee are still out of their homes after a train derailment; the U.N. says Burundi's elections weren't fair; and spiders use silk to sail on ocean water.

Also: The Colorado theater shooting suspect won't testify; a volcano closes some Indonesian airports, stranding thousands; and the FAA will rename some navigational points named for Donald Trump.

Also: A storm washes out a California highway bridge; former President George H. W. Bush is released from the hospital; and there will be an independent autopsy for a woman who died in a Texas jail.

Also: Chinese stock markets remain volatile; suspicious packages are sent to several Oregon government buildings; and the world's oldest panda is 37 and living in Hong Kong.

Also: Hillary Clinton will testify in October to the House panel on Benghazi; India executes a plotter of a deadly 1993 bombing; and scientists discover a huge aurora on a distant brown dwarf star.

Also: Taylor Swift prompts a change at Apple; health care insurer, Anthem, is still pursuing rival Cigna; and hundreds of injured veterans are at the National Wheelchair Games in Dallas this week.

Also: Workers compensation claims are linked to income differences; a huge winter storm blankets much of the U.S.; and thieves who stole a faucet cause a leak in a German spy agency.

Also: The U.S. government approves new funding to fight bird flu in flocks; Uber is quitting Kansas after lawmakers adopt regulations; and here's adorable video of a koala visiting an Australian ER.

Also: Greece will miss a major debt payment; state senators in California pass an assisted suicide bill; and a fake orca in Oregon has mechanical problems and doesn't scare off any sea lions.

Also: The U.S. Navy will accompany U.S. commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz; Tesla Motors will try to create energy systems for homes and businesses; and Chile's volcano erupts again.

Also: Fast food workers demonstrate in U.S., calling for better wages; dogs in the upper Midwest are getting sick with flu; and only the Dalai Lama will decide if he'll reincarnate.

Also: Yahoo! will spin off its $40 billion stake in Alibaba; Mormon leaders support anti-discrimination laws protecting homosexuals; and the "Rent Is Too Damn High" candidate could be evicted.

Also: Hawaii doctors test patient for possible Ebola exposure; officials investigate a possible leak into the Ferguson grand jury; and San Francisco wins a playoff wildcard game.

Also: An appeals court panel hears arguments from four states on same sex marriage bans; Hawaii may be hit by two successive tropical storms; and it's the 69th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing.