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updated SpaceX capsule captured by Canadarm2

The privately bankrolled unmanned SpaceX Dragon capsule has been captured by a robotic arm and is on its way to docking at the International Space Station. 11:36 AM ET video

new Man faces murder charge in 33-year-old missing boy case

A former New York City convenience store clerk is now accused of murdering one of the first missing children to ever appear on a milk carton. 11:12 AM ET

Reclaiming the dead on Mt. Everest

The difficulty, danger and expense of removing the bodies of climbers who died in Mount Everest's "death zone" mean most of the dead remain on the mountain as a stark reminder to other climbers of the risks. 11:02 AM ET video audio

analysis Neil Macdonald: How compromise became a dirty word in Washington

As brinkmanship becomes the norm in this U.S. election year, some policy analysts, and even some long-serving Republicans, are calling out today's GOP for practising 'the new politics of extremism.' 5:16 AM ET

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