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Reuters : 2017September04Monday

South Korea warns that North may launch ICBM after nuclear test

Immigrant 'Dreamers' - and their bosses - wait anxiously for Trump decision

Pipeline reopens, evacuation order lifted as Texas recovers from Harvey

Subdued by Harvey, Congress reconvenes facing fiscal tests

Bad blood over Obamacare fight lingers as Congress returns

Cordray tests Ohio's election waters amid concerns about consumer agency's future

Russia says U.S. actions towards its consulates are 'state hooliganism'

Los Angeles 'turns corner' on largest wildfire in city history

All the president's men: China's politburo line-up a measure of Xi's power

China pledges new funding for BRICS as group opposes protectionism

World News : 2017September04Monday

South Korea warns that North may launch ICBM after nuclear test

Russia says U.S. actions towards its consulates are 'state hooliganism'

Syrian army thrusts east to break siege of Deir al-Zor city

All the president's men: China's politburo line-up a measure of Xi's power

China pledges new funding for BRICS as group opposes protectionism

Venezuelan President Maduro to address U.N. Human Rights Council

Turkey criticizes German 'populism' after Merkel shift on EU membership

Colombia, ELN rebels agree ceasefire ahead of Pope's visit

Libyan forces attack Islamic State near former stronghold

Explosions rock Myanmar area near Bangladesh border amid Rohingya exodus

Politics : 2017September04Monday

Bad blood over Obamacare fight lingers as Congress returns

Immigrant 'Dreamers' - and their bosses - wait anxiously for Trump decision

Cordray tests Ohio's election waters amid concerns about consumer agency's future

Russia says U.S. actions towards its consulates are 'state hooliganism'

Trump to scrap protection for 'Dreamers,' give Congress six months to fix

Pipeline reopens, evacuation order lifted as Texas recovers from Harvey

Trump hugs Harvey's victims in test of presidential mien

Funding battle looms as Texas sees Harvey damage at up to $180 billion

FEMA tells U.S. states to improve their own disaster relief efforts

House speaker urges Trump not to scrap 'Dreamers' immigration policy

Business: 2017September04Monday

Stocks dip, yen and gold gain after North Korea test

U.S. gasoline prices tumble as Harvey subsides

Sharp differences over labor surface at NAFTA talks in Mexico

Novartis names drugs chief as CEO to deliver return to growth

Bangladesh central bank sends team to Manila to push for heist money recovery

WTO reverses ruling against Boeing 777X tax credits

South Korean court rejects Qualcomm's request to suspend antitrust body's order

Merkel backs class-action lawsuits for diesel car owners

McDonald's workers stage company's first strike in Britain

EU approves insolvent Air Berlin's 150 million euro lifeline

Technology: 2017September04Monday

South Korean court rejects Qualcomm's request to suspend antitrust body's order

More than four million Time Warner Cable records exposed in leak

Apple shifts responsibility for Siri to operating system chief

Huawei unveils faster phone chip it says can beat Apple, Samsung

China bans initial coin offerings as illegal fundraising

Just smile: In KFC China store, diners have new way to pay

Western Digital CEO apologized to Toshiba for friction over chip unit sale

Hewlett Packard Enterprise to complete software spin-off

Video streaming device maker Roku files for IPO

Facebook's Watch goes up against YouTube for ad dollars

Science: 2017September04Monday

Record-breaking U.S. astronaut and crew back on Earth

India's eighth navigation satellite implodes on take off

Famed T. rex 'Sue' getting a makeover at Field Museum in Chicago

U.S. spacecraft readies for fiery plunge into Saturn after 13-year mission

Rare total solar eclipse spreads wonder across United States

Robot makers slow to address cyber risk: researchers

Japan launches satellite for advanced GPS operation

Solar eclipse presents first major test of power grid in renewable era

Citizen scientists will take to the field for U.S. eclipse

Tougher than steel: Japan looks to wood pulp to make lighter auto parts