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Google told to hand over salary details in gender equality court battle Judge rules tech giant must give US federal department snapshot of its 2014 pay records as part of pay discrimination case A judge has ordered Google to hand over salary records to the government in an ongoing investigat...
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The U.S. Secret Service Says It Did Not Vet Donald Trump Jr.'s Meeting With Russian Nationals A spokesman said "We would not have screened anyone he was meeting with at that time"
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Russia Spent A Fortune Shilling For Trump - And May Not Have Broken Any Laws U.S. election laws never contemplated a foreign power inventing fake news and spreading it on the internet to influence an election.
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Trump should lock Clinton up - or shut up

Chicago Tribune - 17 Jul 2017 16:44
Trump should lock Clinton up - or shut up I have a question: Why has "her" not been locked up? "Her" is, of course, Hillary Clinton, the former Democratic presidential candidate who prompted Republicans topped in red Make America Great Again hats to chant "Lock ...
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Spanish police have arrested and charged 65 individuals over a continent-wide ring that traded in horsemeat from animals "in bad shape, too old or simply labelled as 'not suitable for consumption,'"according to a stateme...
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Minnesota authorities are investigating the shooting death of an Australian woman who was killed by a Minneapolis police officer Saturday night.
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One person was killed and 50 others injured during violent clashes in Egyptian capital of Cairo on Sunday
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Police captain's son sentenced for sickening cat-killing spree The son of a California police captain was sentenced to 16 years in prison for killing 21 cats — including one that he sexually abused. Robert Roy Farmer, 26, pleaded guilty last year to 21 felony counts of animal crue...
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An Adorable Floating Robot Is Helping Astronauts on the ISS The camera drone looks like a cross between WALL-E and BB-8
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BARTELLA, Iraq
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Rohingya crisis: UN warns 80,000 children 'wasting' from hunger in Myanmar Some 75,000 stateless Muslim Rohingya people who fled a bloody army crackdown live in western Rakhine state and are reeling from a food crisis More than 80,000 children under the age of five living in majority-Muslim are...
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Behind Bucks County Killings, a Young Life Skidding Off the Rails Before Cosmo DiNardo confessed to killing four young men in Bucks County, Pa., there were signs of a volatile, bullying personality getting worse over time.
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'It's all sextortion and revenge porn': the woman fighting cyber abuse in Pakistan With women in Pakistan suffering increasingly lurid and dangerous forms of onine harassment, Nighat Dad is leading the battle to make cyberspace safer After the killing of Qandeel Baloch last summer, Nighat Dad reached b...
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The British government says that starting next year pornography websites will have to verify that their users are at least 18. The government says that from April 2018 websites will …
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Hospitals have made more money, spent less on charity care under ObamaCare Supporters of the Affordable Care Act have often cast it as a blow against greedy companies in the health-care industry that are more concerned with their bottom line than Americans' wellbeing. It's a narrative significa...
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WATCH: Man survives after car is crushed by large piece of scrap metal in Florida Dramatic photos show the roof of the car completely crushed.
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'I Demand Answers.' A Minneapolis Cop Shot and Killed a Bride-to-Be "My mom's dead because a police officer shot her for reasons I don't know"
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Family searching for answers after daughter dies at resort during vacation in Mexico Mystery ensues after Abbey Conner, 20, drowned at a pool in a five-star resort.
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Egyptian security officials say suspected Islamic militants have attacked police in the northern Sinai Peninsula, killing five of them and wounding another five. They say the militants opened fire on …
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Egyptian security officials say suspected Islamic militants have attacked police in the northern Sinai Peninsula, killing five of them and wounding another five.
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Outgoing ethics director warns the U.S. is 'pretty close to a laughingstock at this point' Walter M. Shaub Jr., who recently announced his resignation as director of the Office of Government Ethics, warned in an interview with The New York Times published Monday that the country's "credibility" is crumbling un...
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While wildfires rage across Western States, the SuperTanker sits idly in an airport hanger because of bureaucratic red tape
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