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	DNA links Boston Strangler to victim US authorities say DNA evidence links a dead convict suspected to have been the notorious Boston Strangler to a woman murdered nearly 50 years ago. Read More » Hunger strike for 29,000 US inmates A hunger strike by California prisoners enters its fourth day, with 29,000 inmates protesting against lengthy solitary confinement sentences. Read More » US budget surplus highest in 5 years The US government reported a budget surplus of $116.5b (£77.02b) in June, the most in five years. Read More » VIDEO: The family circus aged two to 66 Performing in the circus is a family affair for 66-year-old grandfather and amateur clown Alain Carabinier. Read More » Saudi princess 'enslaved' Kenyan A woman described as a Saudi princess is arrested in California and accused of human trafficking after a Kenyan woman allegedly escaped from her home. Read More » VIDEO: DNA links 'Boston Strangler' to victim US authorities say DNA evidence links a dead convict long suspected to have been a notorious serial killer to a woman murdered nearly 50 years ago. Read More » Snowden 'asks to meet activists' Fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden has requested a meeting with human rights groups at Moscow airport, Russian officials say. Read More » Fox to turn hit films into musicals Hollywood film studio 20th Century Fox joins forces with a top Broadway producer to develop a raft of stage musicals based on Fox films. Read More » US unveils humanoid robot test bed A humanoid robot called Atlas could pave the way for intelligent machines to help in the wake of natural disasters. Read More » Defence sums up for George Zimmerman The defence makes its closing argument in the murder trial of a Florida neighbourhood watchman who shot dead an unarmed black teenager last year. Read More » US banking giants see profits jump US banks JP Morgan and Wells Fargo both report strong rises in profits for the second quarter of the year. Read More » VIDEO: Human-powered helicopter takes flight A team of engineers from Canada wins a $250,000 (£165,000; 192,000 euros) prize for making the first human-powered helicopter. Read More » US seeks release of detained Morsi The US calls on Egypt's military and interim political leaders to free deposed President Mohamed Morsi, officials in Washington say. Read More »
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