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  • California Assemblywoman Julia Brownley, a Democrat from Santa Monica, left, talks with state Senator Christine Kehoe, a Democrat from San Diego, during the Senate debate over Ms. Brownley's bill proposing to ban use of plastic shopping bags at the Capitol in Sacramento Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010. The measure failed.(AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)

    California rejects ban on plastic shopping bags

    California lawmakers have rejected a bill seeking to ban plastic shopping bags after a contentious debate over whether the state was going too far in trying to regulate personal choice.


  • Italy's Francesco Molinari hits a shot during day four of the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles, Scotland, Sunday Aug. 29, 2010.   (AP Photo / Lynne Cameron/PA)

    Harrington, Donald, Molinari make Ryder Cup team

    Edoardo Molinari of Italy came up a big winner twice on Sunday _ first winning the Johnnie Walker Championship, then becoming one of three captain's picks for Europe's Ryder Cup team.


  • In this photo provided by the Miss Universe Organization, co-owner of the Miss Universe Pageant, Donald J. Trump,  talks with Venus Raj, Miss Philippines 2010; Giuliana Zevallos, Miss Peru 2010; Yohana Benitez Olmedo, Miss Paraguay 2010; Anyoli Abrego, Miss Panama 2010, and Melinda Elvenes, Miss Norway 2010, at Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nev. on Sunday, Aug/ 22, 2010. The Miss Universe 2010 competition that will air live on the NBC Television Network at 9 p.m. EDT, Aug. 23, 2010. (AP Photo/Miss Universe Organization, Darrren Decker)

    5 remain in Miss Universe after donning gowns

    The Miss Universe pageant has been whittled to its final five contestants after swimsuit and evening gown competitions.


  • Literary critic Frank Kermode dies in England

    Respected literary critic and Shakespeare scholar Frank Kermode has died, his publisher said. He was 90.


  • Illustration: Immigration by Alexander Hunter for The Washington Times

    GARCIA: Rovian immigration fallacy

    Throughout his partnership with President George W. Bush, Karl Rove argued that a pathway to citizenship for illegal aliens would be a political winner for the Republican Party. His argument, so it went, was that because the so-called Hispanic segment of the population was growing faster than other parts of the body politic, it would be foolish to block amnesty for illegal aliens that those voters wanted.


  • Google loosening rules on online ads in Europe

    Google Inc. is loosening restrictions on using brand names in its lucrative European advertising business, a move that puts a greater burden on big-name retailers to protect their trademarks online.


  • Argentina's national soccer team coach Diego Armando Maradona listens to a question from the press prior to his meeting with Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, unseen, at Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas, Venezuela, Thursday July 22, 2010. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)

    Maradona out as coach as Argentina's soccer coach

    Diego Maradona was given the boot as Argentina's soccer coach before he could resign.


  • Miami-Notre Dame to renew rivalry

    Miami and Notre Dame have agreed to renew a football rivalry that during the 1980s helped define each program and decide several national championships.


  • Miami-Notre Dame to renew rivalry

    Miami and Notre Dame have agreed to renew a football rivalry that during the 1980s helped define each program and decide several national championships.


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