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Maryland Rep. Chris Van Hollen (right), the ranking Democrat on the House Budget Committee, spars with Utah Republican Jason Chaffetz as they testify before the House Rules Committee on the Cut, Cap and Balance plan Monday at the Capitol. Scott Applewhite/AP hide caption

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House To Vote On GOP's 'Cut, Cap And Balance' Plan

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The leader of this Miami Mosque, shown May 14, has been accused of financing terrorism in Pakistan. He has pleaded not guilty. Joe Raedle/Getty Images hide caption

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Imam Arrests Show Shift In Muslim Outreach Effort

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A large section of Discovery's nose, called the forward reaction control system, which helped steer the shuttle while in orbit, was removed in March. The spacecraft will be cleaned and detoxified before being put on display in museums. Jim Grossmann/NASA hide caption

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Ready For Retirement, Shuttles Get A Deep Clean

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A study of Ugandans found antiretroviral drugs can extend the lifespans of people with HIV to nearly normal lengths. Adek Berry/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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HIV Treatment In Africa Brings Near-Normal Lifespan

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Milad Saadi clears the dirt around a brick of plastic explosives that he discovered lying on top of a T-AB-1 anti-personnel mine. Jonathan Levinson for NPR hide caption

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For Rebels, Gadhafi's Mines A Potent Obstacle

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Diana Nyad speaks with one of her staff before a training swim July 5, off the coast of Key West, Fla. Les Neuhaus for NPR hide caption

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At 61, Nyad Resurfaces For Cuba To Key West Swim

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