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Essential News from The Associated Press
Latest Headlines The cost of leaving Islamic State: Death or jailFebruary 3, 20159:27 AM ET TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — The man stands furtively on a street corner near the broad avenue cutting through Tunis, his face masked by a hoodie, his tense eyes scanning the workday crowd for any hint of Islamic State militants.  10 Things to Know for TodayFebruary 3, 20156:01 AM ET Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:  Obama-GOP overlap? Public works, corporate taxes, defenseFebruary 3, 20153:43 AM ET WASHINGTON (AP) — There are reasons President Barack Obama and his aides will argue that his new budget can be the start of a negotiation with the Republican controlled Congress. For one, some of his proposals are thematically in the same sphere as those of the GOP. For another, he can block their initiatives.
Latest Headlines  Hawks' 19-game winning streak snapped by Pelicans, 115-100February 3, 20153:20 AM ET NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Anthony Davis leaped toward the basket, rising over a pair of Atlanta Hawks to corral an offensive rebound with his right hand and ferociously slam the ball through the hoop in one continuous motion. It was no serendipitous Super Bowl for Vegas sports booksFebruary 3, 20152:56 AM ET LAS VEGAS (AP) — If being $3.3 million richer after Sunday's Super Bowl is what Nevada sports books consider a worst case scenario, imagine the riches if a last minute play, second-guessed around the world, had gone a little differently.  AP source: Edelman cleared to play after concussion testFebruary 2, 20153:15 PM ET PHOENIX (AP) — Julian Edelman passed a concussion test after a big hit in the Super Bowl appeared to leave him groggy, allowing him to continue and catch the winning touchdown a few minutes later, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Monday.  Seattle coach Pete Carroll stands by decision to passFebruary 2, 20153:40 PM ET PHOENIX (AP) — Less than 16 hours later, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll was still stunned by the outcome while defending the decision to call a pass from the 1-yard line in the Super Bowl's closing seconds, a choice that will long be debated.
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