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6:56am

Mon May 9, 2011
Around the Nation

At 94, Texas Mayor Decides To Step Down

Olive Stephens was elected mayor of Shady Shores, Texas, in 1972. Richard Nixon was president, and the TV show Dallas had yet to premiere. Thirty-nine years later, Mayor Stephens is preparing to retire this month. She is leaving office at age 94.

6:54am

Mon May 9, 2011
Strange News

House Cats Purrs Her Way Into Record Books

Smokey is being honored by the Guinness record people. She's the world's loudest house cat. The 12-year-old feline's purr reached more than 67 decibels.

4:36am

Mon May 9, 2011
Middle East

Sectarian Clashes Hurt Egypt's Transition

Relations between Egypt's Muslims and Christians have degenerated to a new low. Riots left 12 people dead and a church burned.

4:00am

Mon May 9, 2011
Business

Business News

Renee Montagne has business news.

4:00am

Mon May 9, 2011
Analysis

This Week In Politics

President Obama is still riding high after last week's military operation that killed Osama bin Laden. The question now: Can the president convert that success into increased clout as he addresses the economy and immigration — while his team works with Congress on the budget?

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