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Romney, Obama zero in on Ohio, a GOP must-win

By CHARLES BABINGTON and KASIE HUNTAssociated Press VANDALIA, Ohio (AP) - Ohio has emerged as the presidential race's undisputed focus. Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are making multiple stops this week alone in a state that's trending toward the president, endangering Romney's White

Iconic Israeli newspaper on the verge of collapse

By ARON HELLERAssociated Press JERUSALEM (AP) - Throughout much of Israel's history, the Maariv daily was known as the "country's paper," the newspaper with the highest circulation and a cornerstone of Israeli media. Now it is on its last legs - the victim, some say, of a Jewish-

Romney says he won't gut teachers' power to strike

NEW YORK (AP) - Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said Tuesday he would not stop teachers from being able to strike. President Barack Obama accused Romney of engaging in "teacher bashing." The issue came to a head this month when thousands of teachers went on strike in Chicago, Obama'

Suu Kyi tells Ind. crowd to look back to Burma

By TOM COYNEAssociated Press FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) - Myo Myint lost most of his right arm and right leg and several fingers fighting for the Burma army before he began working against Myanmar's military rulers and became a political prisoner. The 49-year-old political refugee would like to