Israeli leader resists calls to slam Trump — A2
Tech companies banish extremists — A3
Pence finishes Latin America trip — A3
Why hate came to progressive Charlottesville — A5
EpiPen maker finalizes settlement for overcharges — A5
Cleveland Clinic to pull event from Mar-a-Lago — A5
Vehicle stolen through hole in fence — A6
Officers: Man, woman caught using fake bills — A6
U.S. Jews' criticism of Trump expands — A7
Schools say no reason to change current hours — A8
Hotel in jeopardy of closing — A9
Cole receives first Hytrol Scholarship — A10
Davis participates in AgDiscovery program — A10
Israel, museum make peace — A11
Video threat targets Mexico columnist — A11
Police: Attack intended to kill — A12
Tillerson, Mattis insist military options open — A12
U.S. soldier killed in battle with IS — A12
Stocks plummet in broad selling — B4
Sisters Lynne, Moorer finally working together — B6
Dear Abby: 'No boundaries' dating style backfires — B6

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Nobel winner shot for promoting education to study at Oxford

LONDON (AP) — Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, who was shot by a Taliban gunman for speaking out for girls' rights to an education, has been accepted by the University of Oxford. The 20-year-old activist shared word of her acceptance on . . .

Cash family: Keep Johnny's name away from 'hateful ideology'

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The children of Johnny Cash are asking white supremacists and other hate groups not to wear or use the country singer's name or image. In a Wednesday night Facebook post shared by Cash's daughter Rosanne and son John Carter . . .