The Senate agreed on a military-style surge to secure the U.S.-Mexican border, boosting momentum for passage of the overhaul. Among Wall Street's fears are a slowdown in Chinese manufacturing and reports of a credit squeeze there. The hometown of Bowe Bergdahl, a U.S. soldier held captive in Afghanistan since 2009, is buoyed by word that the Taliban are willing to release him in a prisoner exchange. The FDA, heeding a judge's order, approves unrestricted sales of the morning-after pill, lifting all age limits on the emergency contraceptive. Around the world, about 1 in 3 women have been physically or sexually abused by a partner, the World Health Organization reports. Most of the six women picked for the jury in the racially charged murder trial are white. The company that conducted the background check on NSA leaker Edward Snowden is now under investigation itself, a government watchdog says. The White House is again delaying regulations that would require the cameras on new cars and trucks. Automakers say mandating them would cost too much. In his portrayal of Tony Soprano, the actor blazed a path for the antihero. LeBron James' 37 points led the Heat to a 95-88 Game 7 win over San Antonio and Miami's second straight championship.