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July 29, 2014
July 29, 2014
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PRI's The World: 7/25/14
We take you to El Cajon, a suburb of San Diego known as "Little Baghdad," where many Iraqi refugees are worried about what's happening back home. Also, jousting hasn't really been popular since the 14th century, but it's still around. Prince Luitpold of Bavaria opens up his castle for a tournament. And, John Smith is known as the guy who Pocahontas saved, or so he claimed. He also helped bring the English language to America.
PRI's The World: 7/24/14
A United Nations run school comes under attack in Gaza, killing at least 13 people taking shelter there. Also, what the attack on Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 means for Ukraine, Russia and Vladimir Putin. And celebrating Ramadan in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Israel warns of 'prolonged' Gaza war
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu warns of a "prolonged" military campaign in Gaza, amid one of the most intense nights of shelling in the conflict.
US: Russia 'violated missile treaty'
The US accuses Russia of violating a Cold War arms treaty by testing a nuclear cruise missile, saying the breach is "very serious".
LA Clippers sale 'can go ahead'
A US judge rules that the LA Clippers basketball team can be sold, despite the objections of banned co-owner Donald Sterling.
What's happened since Detroit turned off delinquent residents' taps
Residents say they get less opportunity to negotiate when water shut-off looms.
Dollar stores adapt to an improving economy
Dollar Tree is buying Family Dollar. Dollar stores are selling different things.
What the Zillow-Trulia deal means for real estate
We look at the real estate business following the $3.5 billion Zillow-Trulia deal.