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Paul McCartney's latest album, New, is out now. Mary McCartney/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Ripe Gala apples are ready for picking at an orchard in South Haven, Mich. spablab/Flickr.com hide caption
Pitbull is one of a growing list of celebrities who have opened their wallets or given their names to charter schools. Jeff Daly/AP hide caption
IRS offices around the country, like this one in Brooklyn, N.Y., have been closed since the partial government shutdown began two weeks ago. While the agency continues to cash checks from payees, refunds, audits and most other operations are suspended. Spencer Platt/Getty Images hide caption
Suspected Embassy Bombing Planner Pleads Not Guilty In Federal Court
Crowds gather on Aug. 30, 1931, at the site of the Quiet Dell murders. Evidence of the killings was found in and around murderer Harry Powers' garage (center). AP hide caption
Powell mentored Motown artists like Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye and the Supremes. "Ladies dance with their feet, not their buttocks," she'd tell the girl groups. Tony Ding/AP hide caption
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