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In Monday’s top news, President Obama gets critical support from John McCain for an attack on Syria; Nelson Mandela is discharged from the hospital; and the Trayvon Martin Foundation gets $50,000 from donors in Orlando.
Obama gains McCain’s support for Syria attack. [NY Times]
Still in critical condition, Mandela is discharged from hospital. [Washington Post]
Orlando donors contribute $50,000 to Trayvon Martin Foundation. [Orlando Sentinel]
FAMU marching band playing again after suspension. [Oregon Live]
Liberian press union calls on president to release imprisoned journalist. [All Africa]
Serena Williams advances to the quarterfinals of the US Open. [ESPN]
CBS, Time Warner Cable reach agreement, end blackout. [USA Today]
Life expectancy grows for women age 50 and up. [NY Times]
The Butler enjoys Labor Day upset with $20 million. [Hollywood Reporter]
Kanye West performs at wedding of grandson of Kazakhstan’s president. [NY Times]