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• The Associated Press
• Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
• 1. BOMB SUSPECTS ALLEGEDLY TARGETED TIMES SQUARE
• NYC's mayor and its top cop say the Boston suspects' plan to visit the Big Apple wasn't just "to party" after all.
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• 2. MILLIONS POUR IN TO HELP BOSTON VICTIMS
• People who lost limbs will face some of the biggest medical expenses -- artificial legs can cost more than $50,000 each.
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• 3. HOW A COLLAPSED BANGLADESH BUILDING WILL IMPACT THE GARMENT INDUSTRY
• With at least 290 dead, there's a renewed look at the conditions at the country's clothing manufacturers.
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• 4. 38 DEAD IN RUSSIA AFTER PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL BLAZE
• A nurse and two patients are believed to be the only survivors.
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• 5. FIERY AFGHAN BUS CRASH KILLS 30 IN AFGHANISTAN
• The bus collided with a truck left burning by the Taliban and could not stop.
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• 6. WHAT PROPELLED GAY MARRIAGE TO VICTORY IN RHODE ISLAND
• The savvy political campaign -- including bare-knuckle tactics -- could serve as a model for similar efforts in other states.
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• 7. HISTORIC DROUGHT IS HISTORY
• Spring rains soaking the central U.S. have washed away the worst dry spell in decades.
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• 8. WHY THE TOP WINNER WASN'T THE FOCUS AT BILLBOARD LATIN AWARDS
• While Reggaeton star Don Omar took home 10 prizes, homage to the late Mexican-American singer Jenni Rivera captured everyone's attention.

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