• Poll: As Convention Opens, Bush Has Edge As his nominating convention kicks off, a new poll shows President Bush has erased most of the gains in issues and attributes made by rival John Kerry — and has even won upper hand on others.
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• Dumped Muslim Wives Dump 'Instant' Divorces In a marriage between a centuries-old custom and the latest in technology, some Muslim men are dumping their wives by simply texting, "I d4c U" three times to their cell phones. But now Muslim wives want more than the traditional three degrees of separation.
• The New Iraq: Complete Coverage A gruesome video posted on a Web site purports to show the first mass slaying of foreign hostages during the Iraqi insurgency. Meanwhile, French officials hold crisis talks in Paris and around the Arab world seeking to save the lives of two journalists.
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• Report: Sport Fishing Depleting Species For at-risk species, sport fishing accounts for one-quarter of the catch, a report finds. This could be tightening up regulation for at-sea anglers.
• Why Does Back Pain Vary by Sex? Researchers have found that men and women complain about different causes of back pain. What's the difference? And can they be treated?
• More Labor Day Excuses Need an excuse to eat pizza, drink beer, watch sports on TV, and obsess over your favorite celebrities? This Labor Day, you can quote from research that proves a little vice is good for your health.
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• MTV Heats Up Miami
The MTV Video Music Awards came to Miami, and the stars beat the heat with all sorts of fashions. P. Diddy, Dave Chappelle and other stars dressed in white, while Ashlee Simpson created her own sort of red carpet sizzle.
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• Ground Zero Tourism
As New York City hosts the Republican National Convention; some delegates will head downtown for a visit to Ground Zero. The former home of the World Trade Center has become as big of a tourist draw as the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building, which has some New Yorkers feeling conflicted.