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At least 10 people were burned to death after an apparently unregulated oil well in Indonesia's Aceh province caught fire.
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Suspect arrested more than 30 years after deadly stabbing ESCONDIDO, Calif. -- Authorities have arrested a suspect in the stabbing death of a 75-year-old retiree more than three decades ago in Southern California. Police in Escondido say technology led to new analysis of finger...
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Three Mexican Film Students Were Murdered and Their Bodies Dissolved in Acid by a Drug Cartel Three film students were killed after being caught unaware in the middle of a drug gang turf battle on the outskirts of Guadalajara
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Some tech companies are hiring female "motivators" for a role that's a mix of psychologist and cheerleader -- to help overworked male programmers through conversation and massages.
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A Federal Judge Has Ruled Against President Trump's 'Unlawful' Move to End DACA The judge said the program must be restarted after 90 days
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Bill Cosby Retrial: Prosecutor Calls Out Comedian for 'Laughing' During Closing Arguments During the prosecution’s closing arguments in Bill Cosby’s retrial on Tuesday, Cosby was seen laughing and smiling so much during statements by prosecutor Kristen Feden that she interrupted herself to exclaim, “He�...
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Matthew McConaughey Says He Fears the March for Our Lives Movement Will Get 'Hijacked' McConaughey spoke about his support for the youth-led March for Our Lives movement and called gun violence "an epidemic in our country"
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Suspect in custody after two officers, civilian critically wounded in Dallas Home Depot shooting Suspect in custody after two officers, civilian critically wounded in Dallas Home Depot shooting        
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Man punches woman in face to stop son's kidnapping

New York Post - 25 Apr 2018 06:34
Man punches woman in face to stop son's kidnapping A Tennessee man managed to stop his 5-year-old son from being kidnapped — by socking the woman who was trying to swipe him in the face, cops said. Police officials told FOX13 Memphis that the dad’s actions were deeme...
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Sailor accused of stealing grenades from Navy ship

New York Post - 25 Apr 2018 06:02
Sailor accused of stealing grenades from Navy ship SAN DIEGO -- A sailor was arrested in Illinois on Tuesday on charges he stole 20 hand grenades from a San Diego-based Navy destroyer, authorities said. Gunner’s Mate 2nd Class Aaron Booker, 31, of Waukegan, Illinois, w...
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The Unexamined Privilege of Gilmore Girls

Slate - 25 Apr 2018 21:24
When you watch old favorites years later, sometimes you realize how much you used to overlook. In this video series, based on the recurring segment from Slate'sRepresent podcast, viewers revisit their personal classics a...
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The Gaza Health Ministry says a Palestinian journalist shot by Israeli troops while covering a demonstration on the Gaza-Israel border has died of his wounds. Ahmed Abu Hussein was wounded …
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Trump fails to praise Waffle House hero -- who happens to be black Waffle House hero James Shaw Jr. should never have to buy breakfast again in his life.
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HS coach facing felony charges for sex with students, one as young as 14 Dominick Baca is facing felony charges after allegedly engaging in sexual relationships with two students, one as young as 14.        
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Stocks sink again as materials costs and interest rates rise US stocks are falling again and other global indexes are also down as investors worry about the combination of rising costs for businesses and higher interest rates
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Husband of woman killed on Southwest flight: 'I immediately thought of the kids' Jennifer Riordan became the first person to die in an accident on a U.S. airline in nearly 10 years when an engine on Southwest Flight 1380 failed and parts of it smashed a window.        
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People who drink alcohol have dirty mouths crawling with bad bacteria, study suggests In the study led bythe NYU School of Medicine, researchers found that people who drink beer, wine or liquor have mouths full of bad bacteria.        
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Israel's prime minister has thanked his visiting counterpart from Romania for her government's stand on possibly moving Romania's embassy to Jerusalem. Benjamin Netanyahu met Romanian Prime Minister Viorica Dancila who �...
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Former US attorney is part of James Comey's legal team Former U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald has prosecuted high profile cases taking on terrorists, mobsters, drug dealers and political corruption. He's representing Comey.
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Supreme Court to hear challenge to Trump travel ban The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear one of the most highly-anticipated cases of the Trump presidency: Travel Ban 3.0.
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Review Finds 'Tsunami' of Fixed Matches in Lower Levels of Tennis An independent panel, created two years ago, had 12 recommendations to improve tennis's anticorruption efforts.
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The art of the feel: why Trump is master of the awkward greeting From clinging on to Emmanuel Macron and Theresa May to grappling with the Japanese prime minister, the US president has turned handshakes and hand-holding into diplomatic incidents Wherever he goes, or whoever visits him...
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