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 1. LIBYAN LEADER KIDNAPPED, THEN FREED
Prime Minister Ali Zidan is taken from his Tripoli hotel at gunpoint, then freed a few hours later.
2. CANADIAN WINS NOBEL FOR LITERATURE
The Swedish Academy calls Alice Munro a "master of the contemporary short story."
3. WHO'S COMING TO THE WHITE HOUSE
The president invites the entire House GOP to talk about the budget impasse, but only about 20 senior members are expected.
4. HOW MANY HAVE TRIED TO SIGN UP FOR HEALTH INSURANCE
An AP poll shows 20 million people -- about 7 percent of the U.S. population
-- attempted to register online through the government exchanges, and three-fourths of those reported problems.
5. U.S. SLASHES AID TO EGYPT
But Washington is holding out the possibility of restoring it if its Mideast ally moves toward free and fair elections.
6. OBAMA NOMINEE HAS DAUNTING TO-DO LIST
Before she even gets the chance to decide when to slow the Fed's stimulus, Janet Yellen must overcome Washington's toxic political environment and win Senate confirmation.
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 7. INVESTIGATORS SEEK MOTIVE IN COURTHOUSE SHOOTING
A gunman who fired up to two dozen rounds at a federal courthouse in West Virginia is shot and killed by police returning fire.
8. WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN STAIRWELL ID'd AS MISSING PATIENT
The body of Lynne Spalding was discovered Tuesday, 17 days after she disappeared from her room at San Francisco General Hospital.
9. 12 STRANDED ON ROLLER COASTER FOR TWO HOURS
A train on the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit at Universal Studios Florida stopped more than 150 feet up. No serious injuries were reported.
10. CARDINALS ADVANCE TO NLCS
Adam Wainwright pitches a complete game to lead St. Louis to a 6-1 win over Pittsburgh and a ticket to the NLCS against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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