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Top of the Hour: Tensions Flair Between US and British Militaries, Morning Headlines

US Officials Cast Wary Eye to London as Brits Ponder Military Cuts

US Military Calls British Exit From Basra in 2007 'Huge Mistake'

Remembering Tony Curtis

Shortage of Lethal Injection Drug Sees Prisons Scrambling

Watery Planet Found 20 Light Years from Earth

'My Lie': A True Story of a False Memory

Top of the Hour: Contentious California, Morning Headlines

Both Political Parties Eye California Races

Your 26-Year-Old Unofficial Biopic (and What Louis CK Thinks About It)

Refugees Denied Asylum After Missing Filing Deadlines

Golf's Ryder Cup Kicks off in Wales

Bob Woodward Analyzes 'Obama's Wars'

Tragic Suicide Leaves Many Unanswered Questions

(FILE) A picture taken on December 16, 2007 shows British soldiers keeping watch as a tank drives by near the airport in Basra, southern Iraq. British forces withdrew from Basra in September, 2007.
( ALI AL-SAADI/AFP / Getty )

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