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- Hurricane Isaias intensifies to Category 3 with 120 mph winds, heading toward the Mississippi coast for expected landfall tonight.
- Former UN Human Rights Chief Navi Pile wins the Nobel Peace Prize for her work advancing international law and peace through legal accountability.
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