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People.com: One Dead in Miley Cyrus Tour Bus Crash

The 16-year-old Hannah Montana star was not on board when the bus overturned in Virginia

Halfway destinations brighten tedious road trips

Albert Einstein is often quoted as saying, "In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity." Planning a road trip is hardly nuclear science, but perhaps the professor had learned that a well-chosen overnight stop can yield treasured memories.

Pentagon names soldiers missing in Afghanistan

The Pentagon on Wednesday identified two U.S. soldiers who disappeared in Afghanistan this month, announcing the death of one of the men and saying that the whereabouts of the other remain unknown.

Cantor's colleagues believe he has sights set higher than Congress

As Republicans swept the top three offices in Democratic-leaning Virginia last week, Rep. Eric Cantor was in Richmond, shaking hands with supporters and rallying GOP troops as he proclaimed, "The Republican resurgence begins tonight."

CNNMoney: Fed sees modest economic improvement

The economy has shown signs of stabilizing or modestly improving in recent weeks, according to the latest Federal Reserve snapshot of regional economic conditions.

CNNMoney: For new banks, starting up is hard to do

What's harder than running a bank these days?

SI.com: Bruce Martin: Johnson's streak may be snapped at this Chase and more from the weekend

RICHMOND, Va. -- This may well be the year in which Jimmie Johnson's streak of consecutive Sprint Cup championships ends. Maybe Tony Stewart continues his impressive season to claim a third title and his first as an owner/driver. Or perhaps 50-year-old Mark Martin finally gets his first Cup championship. The next 10 races will tell the story, beginning Sunday at Loudon, N.H., but rest assured that three-time defending champion Johnson heads into the Chase with the target on his back, even if he doesn't see himself as the favorite.

Fortune: Get ready for banking's next headache

Regional banks can no longer ignore the elephant in the room -- their exposure to the commercial real estate bust.

First lady to honor health clinic funded by federal stimulus

On a sunny day in March, about 25 contractors clustered in a dusty former grocery store in Bowling Green, Virginia. Construction was slow, and they hoped this new project -- a health care center funded by stimulus dollars -- could help steer their struggling businesses back toward stability.

TEA Party activists rally at Capitol

Instead of celebrating the Fourth of July holiday with barbecues and sparklers, about 2,000 small-government advocates, toting signs and chanting slogans, rallied outside the U.S. Capitol Saturday.

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