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August 24

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50 years later, thousands retrace March on Washington A new generation of marchers, with aging veterans of the original, come together Huge California wildfire gains strength A massive wildfire has crossed into California's Yosemite National Park and firefighters have barely begun to contain it. Big cat has Detroit neighborhood on edge Residents said they're unnerved by the very large cat. ADVERTISEMENT

MORE HEADLINES nation 5 most incredible discoveries of the week Among this week's most fascinating discoveries: two rings, one with a moving backstory, and one whose past is of a more murderous nature. nation Atty: Sandusky's son among 7 who settle with PSU Jerry Sandusky is in prison on child sex abuse convictions, and his son is among his victims. nation DHS employee ran website calling for race war Ayo Kimathi's website predicts an, "unavoidable, inevitable clash with the white race." nation Flames from massive 'Rim' fire reach Yosemite Only 2% of the 165-square-mile fire has been contained. nation Teen suspect arrested in fatal beating of WWII vet, 88 The images of two teenage suspects were captured on area surveillance tapes. nation 'I am not Trayvon Martin' post goes viral A school music director's status about the George Zimmerman case has spread around the Web. nation Cops: Boy played video game, shot 90-year-old relative Authorities say the boy intentionally shot the woman after playing a video game.   See More on USATODAY.com

LATEST GALLERIES   The Day In Pictures Gallery Protesters make the \"Rabia sign\" with their hands while taking part in a rally in Ankara to protest against the mass killings in Syria and Egypt. The \"Rabia sign\" has become a symbol to remember the massacre in Egypt at the Rabaa al-Adawiya Squar   The Day In Celebrities Gallery Actor Danny Glover arrives at the National Mall to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 'I have a Dream' speech on the National Mall in Washington, DC.

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