Dow plunges over 1,000 points at Monday opening; Sen. Harry Reid announces support for Iran deal; National Zoo shows off panda cub

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Two women die after falling off Wyoming's Teewinot Mountain | Tensions build between North, South Korea | Americans, British citizen honored in France

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Dow drops over 1,000 points at Monday opening The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over 1,000 points as trading opened Monday, following steep dives in markets around the world. FULL STORY »

U.S. News More U.S. News Two women die after falling off Wyoming's Teewinot Mountain Two women died after falling about 200 feet while attempting to climb Grand Teton National Park's 12,300-foot high Teewinot Mountain in Wyoming. FULL STORY » Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid announces Iran deal support Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada, announced on Sunday his support of President Obama's nuclear agreement with Iran, stating it is "the best path." FULL STORY » World News More World News Greece moves toward another election Greece is likely headed to its third national vote this year, anticipated for Sept. 20, as parties try to organize a coalition government. FULL STORY » Tensions build between North and South Korea despite talks South Korean President Park Geun-hye took a firm stand against North Korea demands on the third day of high-level talks on Monday. FULL STORY » Americans, British citizen awarded France's highest honor for foiling train attack French President Francois Hollande on Monday awarded the Legion d'Honneur, France's highest honor, to the four men who helped prevent a potential gunman attack. FULL STORY » Almanac UPI Almanac for Monday, Aug. 24, 2015 On Aug. 24, 2008, the Summer Olympic Games came to a close in Beijing, with the United States winning the most medals, 110, including 36 gold. FULL STORY » Odd News More Odd News National Zoo shows off newborn giant panda cub The Smithsonian's National Zoo shared video of a giant panda cub undergoing a veterinary exam mere hours after being born. FULL STORY » Entertainment News More Entertainment News Tracy Morgan marries fiancee Megan Wollover Comedian Tracy Morgan and fiancee Megan Wollover tied the knot Sunday, 14 months after a deadly car crash left him in critical condition. FULL STORY » Owen Wilson opens up about father's Alzheimer's disease Actor Owen Wilson revealed that his father, Bob Wilson is suffering from Alzheimer's disease during an interview Thursday. FULL STORY » Kelis is pregnant with second child, reveals baby bump Singer Kelis publicly debuted her new baby bump while performing at the Afropunk Festival in Brooklyn, New York Saturday. FULL STORY » Science News More Science News Greenland glacier calves massive iceberg Satellite imagery suggests Jakobshavn Glacier, a large, fast-moving outlet glacier in West Greenland, has birthed a massive iceberg -- perhaps its largest ever. FULL STORY » Health News More Health News Couples who share childcare have better sex, relationships A recent study found that when married men and women shared parental responsibilities they had a better relationship and a better sex life as a result. FULL STORY » Sports News More Sports News NFL notebook: Green Bay Packers' Nelson, Pittsburgh Steelers' Maurkice Pouncey injured Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jordy Nelson left Sunday's preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers with a knee injury, and NFL.com reported that the Packers' initial diagnosis is a torn ACL. FULL STORY » Ohio State becomes first unanimous preseason AP No. 1 in college football history For the first time in history, Ohio State is the first unanimous preseason No. 1 in the Associated Press' top 25 poll, which was released Sunday. FULL STORY » Extra-base hits, walks help Washington Nationals win WASHINGTON -- Washington Nationals right fielder Bryce Harper said after Sunday's game that "hitting is contagious." FULL STORY »

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