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Iraq Says it Has 'Fully Liberated' Ninevah Province From ISIS Control Iraqi troops have regained the northern town of Tal Afar
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Dozens Feared Trapped After a Residential Building Collapsed in Mumbai 15 injured survivors have been pulled from the debris so far
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Man hits himself with cinder block, falsely claims assault: cops A man in Texas is behind bars after he falsely claimed he was assaulted by another man, but actually assaulted himself, according to a report. Frank Stuart Nixon Jr., of Wichita Falls, alerted authorities to an intersect...
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Mueller, IRS join forces to probe Trump finances: report Someone figured out a way to get President Trump's tax returns. Special counsel Robert Mueller is teaming up with the IRS in his ongoing investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia, The Daily Beast...
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'Kill all white people,' suspected serial killer said in 2014 Fredrick Demond Scott made the statement in a 2014 threat to shoot up a school, according to court documents.        
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Brexit: UK 'must not allow itself to be blackmailed' Businesses are impatient at the slow progress of Brexit talks, the international trade secretary adds.
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A Video of a Houston Man Playing the Piano in His Flooded Home Has Gone Viral "I think it's all finally sinking in a little"
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Immigrants battle deportation fears in Harvey's aftermath Immigration advocates are turning to social media and shelter visits to tell Harvey evacuees who are in the country illegally to put personal safety above fears of being deported
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(Reuters) - Firefighters made progress in surrounding a Northern California wildfire on Thursday despite searing heat, a day after the blaze triggered evacuation orders for hundreds of local residents.
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Hillary Clinton is about to cash-in on her election loss Hillary Clinton's book tour launches next month -- and if you're planning on attending, bring cash. The top price for a ticket to an Oct. 23 appearance in Montreal is $2,375. That will get you a VIP Platinum Ticket, whic...
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Rescuers Are Searching for Anyone, Alive or Dead, Left in Harvey's Floodwaters The confirmed death toll stands at 32, though it is expected to rise
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A rescue operation in the eastern Aegean Sea has turned into a big marijuana bust. A Greek coast guard statement says a Turkish-flagged wooden sailboat that issued a distress call …
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WATCH: Houston police officer gets emotional with 'Happy Birthday' The police officer was serenaded by his younger daughter over the phone while on duty.
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Russian vowed Friday to respond to a U.S. order to shut the Russian Consulate in San Francisco and offices in Washington and New York, but also indicated that Moscow was …
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Gas prices surge as Harvey flooding compromises pipelines Gas prices surged overnight in the wake of Tropical Storm Harvey as drivers in hard-hit Texas rushed to pumps to fill up in lengthy lines. The average price for a gallon of regular spiked 7 cents nationally, from $2.45 T...
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Cop drags nurse to squad car for refusing to draw blood from unconscious patient The officer's actions were caught by a police body camera.
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Pussy Riot's Mariya Alyokhina: 'Politics is not something that exists in one or another White House. It is our lives' In 2012 the Russian activist and artist was jailed for two years and sent to a penal colony. But it hasn't put her off campaigning, she says - for a better Russia, and for better conditions throughout the world After ord...
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says that whoever reaches a breakthrough in developing artificial intelligence will come to dominate the world. Putin, speaking Friday at a meeting with students, said the …
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Erdogan calls US' indictment of Turkish guards a 'scandal' ANKARA – President Tayyip Erdogan described as scandalous a U.S. grand jury's indictment of Turkish security officials involved in street fighting with protesters during his visit to Washington in May. Eleven people we...
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Software Glitch or Russian Hackers? Election Problems Draw Little Scrutiny A Times investigation has found that infiltration efforts were broader than previously disclosed and that state and federal agencies have conducted few forensic inquiries.
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A diplomatic tug of war between Moscow and Washington escalated this week when the United States ordered Russia to shut its San Francisco consulate and close offices in Washington and …
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Why Congress Made Labor Day a National Holiday "Nothing is more important to the public weal than that the nobility of labor be maintained," a Congressional committee reported
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