NASA says Mars toxin find doesn't rule out life (Reuters)
IOC says pollution exaggerated as athletes wear masks (AFP)
Surprising Number of Lowland Gorillas Discovered in Africa (LiveScience.com)
Furnished Nazi bunkers surface in Denmark, 60 years on (AFP)
U.N. council must increase sanctions on Iran: U.S. (Reuters)
No deal on election bill, bomb kills 12 in Baghdad (AP)
Exercise in a pill? Researchers find two (Reuters)
U.S. agents can seize travelers' laptops: report (Reuters)
Widow indicted in death once ruled a farm accident (AP)
Jack White, Alicia Keys Bond Over 007 Theme (E! Online)
Bob Dylan to release more rarities in October (Reuters)
Former JPMorgan executive accused of embezzlement (Reuters)
Bombs strike Istanbul neighborhood, killing 16 (AP)
Obama won't pick VP for funeral duty (AFP)
Night Lights Turned Off to Save Migrating Birds (LiveScience.com)
New material could help stretch a gallon of gas (Reuters)
Deputies intercept text message to capture suspect (AP)
Charges dismissed against Marine in Iraq shootings (AP)
Bush asked not to commute Marion Jones' sentence (AP)
Man finds second long python in Maine in a week (AP)
Top Spammer Sentenced to Nearly Four Years (PC World)
Food rise has Bolivia's coca farmers planting rice (AP)
Getting lease for oil drilling is just the start (AP)
Rebels clash in SW Pakistan; 36 killed: officials (Reuters)
Clinton vows to fight "insulting" abortion plan (Reuters)
Midnight stampede to 'The Dark Knight' sets record (AP)
Giant rig carves new tunnel beneath NYC's streets (AP)
Shoulder responsibility (USATODAY.com)
Early Mars Was All Wet (SPACE.com)
Police pose as pedestrians to nab errant drivers (AP)
Russia blasts oil majors on production (AP)
World's oldest blogger signs off singing aged 108 (Reuters)
Fed acts to stamp out deceptive mortgage practices (Reuters)
Olympic swimmer Shanteau has testicular cancer (AP)
Woman's hospital floor death blamed on blood clots (AP)
Hospital error blamed for more infant overdoses (AP)
Female inmates doing time on Calif. fire lines (AP)
Product recalls: smoked salmon (AP)
Measles outbreak hits 127 people in 15 states (Reuters)
Saturn Surprises Spur Cassini Mission Reprise (SPACE.com)
Viacom Has Gone Too Far (PC Magazine)
Toyota to add solar panels to some Prius hybrids (Reuters)
Gunmen assassinate Shiite official in Iraq (AP)
Bangladesh releases 25,000 protected turtles (AFP)
7th victim of helicopter crash dies in hospital (AP)
New approach offers chance to finally kill herpes (Reuters)
From a U.S. hostage in the Colombian jungle, a marriage proposal (The Christian Science Monitor)
Big Sur evacuates as massive wildfire spreads (AP)
Israeli threats to Iran seen as bluff -- for now (Reuters)
Texas man cleared of shooting suspected burglars (AP)
Woman seeks $30K after her home mistakenly razed (AP)
Wisconsin sculptor gets cheesy, historic (AP)
Pakistan launches anti-Taliban crackdown near Peshawar (Reuters)
North Pole may have no ice this summer: US expert (AFP)
Mars lander finds salty environment in taste test (AP)
Lennar 2Q loss narrows; sees worsening conditions (AP)
Anheuser-Busch Cos. rejects InBev's $46B bid (AP)
Tiny NH town readies for Obama-Clinton swarm (AP)
Mugabe regime vows to hold vote, defying world opinion (AFP)
Lawsuit could be power shake-up for Obama, McCain (AP)
Why North America's Oldest Colony Split Up (LiveScience.com)
Female suicide bomber kills 16 in Iraq (AFP)
'Sesame Street' unites Kosovo youngsters (AFP)
House Approves Bill for Extra Space Shuttle Flight (SPACE.com)
Golden Bear applauds the perseverance and will of Tiger (Reuters)
Airport volunteers welcome troops back stateside (AP)
Analysis: Law schools growing, but jobs aren't (AP)
Calif. police ID man they say fatally beat toddler (AP)
Iowa: After the Flooding, the Waiting (Time.com)
Tiny science tests Russia's hi-tech ambitions (AFP)
Sensitive China quake photo removed from exhibit (AP)
Tribute in Russert's studio (Politico)
U.S. cities promote bicycling as gas prices soar (Reuters)
Marvel hopes to turn green to gold with new `Hulk' (AP)
Mugabe: Zimbabwe veterans have threatened to fight (AP)
Head of Saddam's tribe slain in Iraq bomb attack (AFP)
Former Bush Donors: Still Hesitant About Backing McCain (CQPolitics.com)
CDC: Snowboarding tops lists for outdoor injuries (AP)
Medical helicopter crashes in Texas, killing 4 (AP)
Cancer drug Velcade might work in lupus: study (Reuters)
Drought, tourism endanger Marrakech palm grove (AP)
Military shoots down missile in test off Hawaii (AP)
Toyota develops new fuel cell hybrid (AP)
Spear-phishing Attacks Have Hooked 15,000, Says Verisign (PC World)
UAL shrinks business, cuts staff to offset fuel (Reuters)
Marked-up birds become sexier, exude testosterone (AP)
US ships abort Myanmar mercy mission (AP)
Myanmar reopens schools 1 month after cyclone (AP)
Phoenix lander samples a little Martian dirt (Reuters)
Chinese parents bitter over collapsed schools (AP)
Lost tribe discovered deep in Amazon: officials (AFP)
Fat Finding Reveals Why Diets Don't Work (LiveScience.com)
Lung cancer patients fight stigma (Reuters)
Childhood 'toy' revealed as ancient Persian relic (AFP)
Presidential candidates united on Darfur (Reuters)
Secondhand Smoke Leaves Kids Prone to Severe Infections (HealthDay)