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Top headlines Court reverses Steinbeck copyrights ruling: Ernesto "Che" Guevara's transformation from adventurer to revolutionary is chronicled by his first wife in the intimate portrait, "My Life With Che," picking up where his own book, "The Motorcycle Diaries," left off. ›23:32 12 Aug, Tue One family, three shots at Olympic gold: As Wall St. and Main St. continue to struggle, what do you think can help solve the troubled economy? Have any ideas or solutions? E-mail us your opinions and we might share them on TODAY! ›13:51 16 Jul, Wed Yum or yuck? Chocolate-covered bacon: Despite the media focus on Michael Phelps as an unbeatable competitor in the Beijing Games, his teammate and friend Ryan Lochte remains unfazed. 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