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Redskins' Dan Snyder Drops WCP Lawsuit

Dan Snyder, owner of the Washington Redskins, dropped his controversial libel lawsuit against Washington City Paper over the weekend.

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Russian Hockey Player Dies; Was Only Member Of Team To Survive Crash

Alexander Galimov, 26, had been severely burned. Last week's plane crash killed most of the players and staff on Russia's elite Lokomotiv hockey team. Several NHL veterans were among those who died.
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Djokovic, Nadal To Meet In U.S. Open Men's Final

For the fourth straight year, the men's final at the U.S. Open had to be postponed a day because of bad weather earlier in the tournament. Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal play Monday. Australian Samantha Stosur defeated American Serena Williams in the women's final on Sunday.
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Heavy Security At Redskins' Season Opener

Heavy security patrols FedEx Field, as the Washington Redskins prepare to kick off their season against the New York Giants this afternoon.

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Sports: U.S. Open, NFL

Host Scott Simon and NPR's Mike Pesca discuss the US Open tennis tournament and the opening weekend of the 2011 NFL season.
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Arthur Ashe: A Civil Right Activist Off The Court

NPR's summer road trip series, "Honey Stop the Car!" pulls over in Richmond, Va., where a statue of tennis great Arthur Ashe stands in an unlikely place. It's among statues of major figures from the Confederacy.
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MLB Teams Sew Up Division Titles, Wild Card Slots

Summer is just about over. That usually means Major League Baseball fans are feverishly checking the standings as the playoff races tighten up in the last weeks of the season. But this year, virtually every division title and wild card slot have been sewn up. Could an unexciting September lead to a dramatic October? Robert Siegel talks to sportswriter Stefan Fatsis.

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