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TOP STORIES FROM CNN.COM CNN.com  Was America founded as a Christian nation? Was America founded as a Christian nation? FULL STORY Leopard attacks guide at popular South African game park A guide at South Africa's most famous national park survived a leopard attack after a tourist scared the animal away with his car, Kruger National Park said. FULL STORY

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U.S. CNN.com/US  Why are black church fires associated with acts of hate? It's a visceral and involuntary reaction, perhaps even knee-jerk: A black church burns in the South and our minds race immediately to hatred. FULL STORY Close encounter with distant Pluto getting under way NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is closing in on Pluto and its five moons. Soon we will see what no one has ever seen before: Crisp, clear pictures of the tiny, icy world. FULL STORY What's behind increase in shark attacks off the Carolinas? Sharks have attacked 11 people off the coast of North and South Carolina this year, according to the International Shark Attack File at the University of Florida, including a man bitten Wednesday on the Outer Banks' Ocracoke Island. FULL STORY Bison attack two more Yellowstone visitors Bison attacked two more visitors at Yellowstone National Park over the past week, for a total of four attacks in the park so far this season. FULL STORY

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WORLD CNN.com/WORLD  The Tunisian town where ISIS makes militants Western intelligence agencies believe Tunisians head the league table of foreign fighters swelling ISIS ranks, and Tunisian authorities identify the town of Kasserine as a veritable pipeline of recruits. FULL STORY Solar plane lands in Hawaii, ending perilous leg of global journey After nearly 118 grueling, consecutive hours over the Pacific Ocean, the sun-powered Solar Impulse 2 is back on land -- and freshly stamped into aviation record books. FULL STORY Adelaide Crows AFL coach killed at home; son arrested The head coach of Australian Football League club Adelaide Crows was killed at his home early Friday morning, according to a statement released by the South Australian Police. FULL STORY British base cancels July 4 celebrations given threats A British airbase used by American airmen has canceled its Fourth of July celebrations given rising security threats. FULL STORY

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BUSINESS CNNmoney.com  Greece deeply divided as vote on Europe looms Greece's moment of truth has come. FULL STORY More American teens are getting jobs. That's good for everyone Lauren Miller loves her summer job. FULL STORY

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HEALTH CNN.com/HEALTH  The best sunscreens of 2015 that we are not using (especially men) Who's the worst at protecting their skin from the sun and skin cancer, men or women? Men are, according to the latest study on sunscreen use by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Only 14.3% of men said they regularly used sunscreen. FULL STORY How combat veterans are coping with July Fourth fireworks Independence Day is often celebrated with delicious food, family get-togethers and Fourth of July fireworks that light up the night. FULL STORY

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TECHNOLOGY CNN.com/TECH  Tech and tourism: 11 people changing the way we travel There's never been a better time to be a tourist. FULL STORY Movie buff creates real-life, laser-firing Iron Man glove You've seen the films ? now you can have the gadgets. FULL STORY

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ENTERTAINMENT CNN.com/SHOWBIZ  Amy Winehouse demos for unfinished third LP destroyed Amy Winehouse died from alcohol poisoning in July 2011 at age 27, with only two studio albums to her name. The troubled singer recorded demos for a third LP, but those tracks will never be heard -- since they were destroyed by David Joseph, chairman/CEO of Winehouse's label, Universal Music U.K. "It was a moral thing," the exec told Billboard. "Taking a stem or a vocal is not something that would ever happen on my watch. It now can't happen on anyone else's." FULL STORY What's streaming in July on Netflix, Amazon Prime, others We're feeling hot, hot, hot. FULL STORY

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