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Syrian government extends cease-fire in Aleppo
Syria's military says it is extending a cease-fire in the city of Aleppo and its rural areas for 48 hours starting after midnight Tuesday.
Man, said to shout 'Allahu Akbar', knifes Munich rail passengers
A man attacked passengers with a knife at a train station in the Munich area in southern Germany early on Tuesday, leaving four people with life-threatening injuries, Bavarian radio reported.

Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Israel to remember fallen troops and terror victims with songs, sirens
Israel's memorial day for fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism will formally begin at sundown Tuesday, as the country pauses for an annual remembrance marked with candle lightings, memorial services and melancholy songs.
US announces $50 million aid program for the Gaza Strip
US officials said the money will be used over five years to provide basic humanitarian assistance and create jobs. It will be distributed by the US Agency for International Development in partnership with Catholic Relief Services.

Inside the United States
Spice: Americans turn to dangerous 'synthetic marijuana' to evade drug tests
Spice is known as fake weed or synthetic marijuana because it grabs hold of the same receptors in the brain. But the lab-made powder bears little resemblance to the plant Americans increasingly see as benign.
Alabama chief justice faces removal over fight to block gay marriage
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore -- ousted from office more than a decade ago over a Ten Commandments display -- now faces removal from the bench over his effort to block gay marriage from coming to that state after the U.S. Supreme Court effectively legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.
State Department says it can't find emails from Clinton IT specialist
The State Department told the Republican National Committee that it could not find any emails to or from Hillary Clinton's former IT specialist, who managed her private email server before going on to work for the agency, according to a court filing made public Monday.
Facebook Employees Block Conservative News From Trending on the Site
Former Facebook employees conceded that the social network routinely censors conservative news stories when aggregating pieces for the site's 'trending' media section.
Report: Government Regulations Add $84,671 to New Home Prices
Government regulations are responsible for adding $84,671 to the final price of a new single-family home, according to a report from the National Association of Home Builders.

U.S. Politics
Ryan moves to cool Trump tensions
Speaker Paul Ryan and Donald Trump dialed back their rhetoric Monday after a weekend of sniping between the nation's highest-ranking elected Republican and the party's presumptive presidential nominee.
Donald Trump's Feud With Evangelical Leader Reveals Fault Lines
Donald Trump escalated his fight with Washington's evangelical leaders on Monday by attacking the president of the Southern Baptist Convention's policy arm. 'Russell Moore is truly a terrible representative of Evangelicals and all of the good they stand for. A nasty guy with no heart!' Trump tweeted.
20 Percent of Born Again Christians Will Not Vote in November Election, Poll Finds
A Battleground Poll found that those who say they go to church at least once a week prefer Donald Trump to Hillary Clinton by nine points.