USA TODAY International Edition - 2015-07-24

• Crackle, pop. Squished bugs give airlines gas pains
• OIL FALLS BELOW $ 50 ON IRAN
• Trump and the $ 10 billion question
• Urban fighting heightens risk of civilian casualties
• THE LEAGUE’S MOST DOMINANT PLAYER
• Cara Delevingne in first lead role
• Americans stuck in Iran overshadow nuclear agreement
• True Milwaukeea­ns: ‘ PBR us ASAP’
• Young Cubans await brave new world of better U. S. ties
• ROOF CHARGED WITH FEDERAL HATE CRIMES
• Chattanoog­a killer a ‘ homegrown violent extremist,’ FBI says
• STATE- BY- STATE
• Airport adjusts to new cannibis law
• BAKED IN THE CAKE LEGAL BATTLES FOLLOW GAY- MARRIAGE RULING
• BUYERS SWOON OVER PORSCHE
• Discover must pay $ 18.5M in fines, refunds
• Home sales reach highest level since ’ 07 as prices surge
• Trump towers over GOP race
• Keep cool for school
• Goldman’s messaging service under scrutiny
• Luxury re- seller teams with Neiman Marcus
• No cap on Uber in NYC — for now
• McDonald’s closing in on all- day breakfast
• With more child poverty, recovery seems elusive
• Is nuclear weapons deal a diplomatic triumph or a huge mistake?
• Why’d it take a decade for Cosby’s words to surface?
• ‘ Sealing cases is a critical tool’
• LANCE STILL TAINTING TOUR
• Mets fans pining for phenom Conforto
• Pressing issues
• STARR THRIVES ON TREATMENT
• First Brickyard was turning point
• PADRES’ OFFSEASON MOVES LOOK DICEY
• Transfer Cash personifie­s Duke’s rise
• CLARK ON COMEBACK TRAIL
• Dolphins, others have cause for optimism
• Tyrese’s target audience: ‘ Everybody’
• ‘ Cooties’ outbreak puts bite into horror
• ‘ I just wanted to be different’
• Prime time swelters in summer doldrums

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