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Ex-Florida officer accused of rape gets 2 months in plea deal TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- A former Florida police officer accused of sexually assaulting a female driver during a traffic stop will spend two months in jail as part of a plea deal after two mistrials. The Tallahassee Democrat...
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JonBenét Ramsey's former photographer indicted on child porn charges An Oregon man who reportedly photographed JonBenét Ramsey just months before her unsolved 1996 murder — and was later arrested for walking down a street naked, muttering “I didn’t kill JonBenét” — was indicte...
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Live videos, webcams show Barry's landfall in New Orleans and the Louisiana coast Live feeds from New Orleans and the Louisiana coast give a glimpse of conditions on the ground as Barry is predicted to make landfall as a hurricane.       
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Trump may sign asylum deal with Guatemala that critics call illegal and dangerous Trump may sign an asylum deal with Guatemala that critics call illegal and dangerous because it forces migrants to apply there instead of in the US
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Somalia Attack Claimed by Shabab Kills 10, Including Canadian Journalist At least 10 people, including a Canadian journalist, were killed by militant Islamists in an attack on a hotel in the port city of Kismayo, a Somali official said.
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Virginia Beach staffer fired for 'threatening' comments on mass shooting VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. -- A Virginia Beach city employee has been fired and charged with disturbing the peace after supervisors say she threatened them during a meeting about the deadly mass shooting that erupted in a city ...
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Trump Administration Gets Court Victory in Sanctuary Cities Case A federal appeals court upheld a Justice Department decision giving preferential treatment in awarding community policing grants to cities that cooperate with immigration authorities.
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Suicide attack on hotel kills at least seven in Somalia Two journalists among those who died in al-Shabaab attack on popular hotel in Kismayo At least seven people have been killed in a suicide bomb and gun attack claimed by al-Shabaab militants on a hotel in southern Somalia...
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Rome's Caracalla Baths epitomized the wealth of the ancient Roman Empire. Built to welcome up to 8,000 people a day, the ruins of the vast structure are one of the eternal city's top tourist attractions. But now, the sit...
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UK police warning to media over leaked memos stirs anger

Al Jazeera English - 13 Jul 2019 14:32
UK politicians, journalists say police warning over UK ambassador's leaked documents risks infringing on press freedoms.
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Forecasters believe the storm will make landfall Saturday afternoon
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Riot police line up in Hong Kong during latest protests Riot police have lined-up on the streets of Hong Kong as several thousand people marched against traders from mainland China.
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Former students recall Jeffrey Epstein's 'persistent attention' on teenage girls during his teaching days Financier Jeffrey Epstein has been hit with more accusations. Epstein allegedly recently paid two possible co-conspirators a combined $350,000 in a non-prosecution agreement with federal prosecutors in Florida 12 years a...
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Nomination of another top Pentagon pick potentially in trouble after questions about conduct Gen. John Hyten is the third top Defense official to face questions about past conduct in less than a month. A key lawmaker has concerns but Hyten was earlier cleared in a DOD investigation.       
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Help! My Friend Asked Me to Spread His Ashes 20 Years Ago. I Still Have Them. Prudie's column for July 13.
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Tropical Storm Barry, poised to make landfall as the first Atlantic hurricane of 2019, churned ever closer to Louisiana's shore early on Saturday as most New Orleans residents huddled at home, or in bars, bracing for the...
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Man contracts flesh-eating bacteria during beach trip with family, dies 48 hours later A Florida woman has been warning people on Facebook about a flesh-eating bacteria that her father contracted while swimming — which took his life less than 48 hours later. “Flesh Eating Bacteria sounds like an urban ...
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Maleficent 2: Mistress of Evil Trailer 2 Starring Angelina Jolie Angelina Jolie returns as the evil witch in Maleficent 2: Mistress of Evil as we explore her complex relationship with Aurora.
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Suspect charged in shooting of Giants draft pick Corey Ballentine A Kansas teenager has been charged in the Topeka shooting that injured rookie New York Giants cornerback Corey Ballentine and killed his friend, Dwane Simmons, 23. The two were shot April 28 as they left an off-campus Wa...
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Trump Backs Away From Barriers on Foreign Uranium

The New York Times - 13 Jul 2019 14:34
Trump Backs Away From Barriers on Foreign Uranium The president said he disagreed with a Commerce Department finding that uranium imports pose a threat to national security.
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Two years ago, Turkey declared it would buy Russia's S-400 missile defense system because the United States had dragged its feet in selling an American alternative.
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U.K. Police Criticized for Warning Media Not to Publish Diplomatic Leaks A police warning that news outlets might face a criminal inquiry if they publish leaked documents had raised questions about press freedom.
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