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Man arrested for assaulting victims at Charlottesville protest NORTH VERNON, Ind. -- Authorities have arrested an Indiana man on an assault and battery warrant for allegedly punching a man and woman who were demonstrating against last month’s white nationalist protest in Charlotte...
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Trump on adjusting car seats: 'The seat's moving all over the place, it's unbelievable' I hate it when that happens.
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Jared Kushner's lawyer tricked by email prankster twice in one week Jared Kushner's high-powered DC lawyer Abbe Lowell has been duped for the second time this week by an e-mail prankster posing as President Trump's son-in-law adviser. On Monday, Lowell responded to a fake Kushner missive...
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Twitter uncovered more than 200 Russia-linked bots

New York Post - 29 Sep 2017 04:03
Twitter uncovered more than 200 Russia-linked bots WASHINTON - Twitter told congressional investigators Thursday that it found more than 200 Russia-linked accounts during its review of malicious bots and misinformation during the 2016 president campaign. The social media...
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Osama's son-in-law loses battle to wiggle out of life sentence Osama bin Laden's son-in-law -- the highest-ranking al Qaeda figure to face trial on US soil since 9/11 -- will not be wiggling out of his life prison sentence, an appeals court ruled on Thursday. The 2nd Circuit Court o...
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US Navy rescues two civilians from downed aircraft in Caribbean Two civilians taken to USS Wasp
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Accused NSA leaker called America 'the worst thing to happen on the planet' Former NSA contractor Reality Winner confessed to tucking classified material about Russian election hacking into her pantyhose.        
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US pulls staff from Cuba over 'specific attacks Staff suffered conditions including mild brain trauma and hearing loss in suspected sonic attacks.
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Girl Charged in 'Slender Man' Stabbing Expected to Plead Guilty and Avoid Prison Morgan Geyser's plea deal calls for her to avoid prison time
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Joe Biden sends Julia Louis-Dreyfus message of support, 'from one veep to another' After Veep star Julia Louis-Dreyfus announced Thursday that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer, support came flooding in from fans and her fellow Hollywood stars — plus a special friend in D.C. We Veeps stick to...
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Louisiana schools threaten to punish students for kneeling during anthem School officials in Louisiana are threatening to punish student-athletes with suspensions, “extra running” and removal from sports teams should they choose to kneel during the national anthem, a report says. One patr...
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White House reportedly launches probe into private email accounts White House officials are investigating the use of private email to conduct government business by several of President Trump's top aides, four officials with knowledge of the matter told Politico. The internal probe was...
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Even without rescuing anyone from the rubble after Mexico's big earthquake, a photogenic yellow Labrador retriever named Frida has gained an international social media following. At least 344 people died …
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Ex-probation counselor accused of sex with teen inmates A former California probation counselor faces charges for allegedly having sex with two teen inmates. Tricia Caparra, 36, was arrested Thursday at her Santa Cruz home and booked on sexual assault charges, the Mercury New...
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America pulls more than half its embassy staff from Cuba in response to ongoing sonic attacks In response to the mysterious, ongoing sonic attacks on American diplomats in Cuba, the United States is pulling approximately 60 percent of its staff off the island and ceasing visa processing indefinitely, people famil...
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Yemen cholera outbreak could hit one million by 2018

Al Jazeera English - 29 Sep 2017 17:05
Yemen has endured 750,000 suspected cases of cholera, with at least 2,119 dying since the start of the year.
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Air Force Academy to Cadets: 'You Should Be Outraged' by Racial Slurs "You should be outraged not only as an airman, but as a human being"
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A Zimbabwean magistrate has dismissed charges against an anti-government pastor who was arrested after delivering an address to protesting university students.
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Pack of teens pummel family after cutting line at Six Flags: cops The annual "Fright Fest" at Six Flags Great America in Illinois became a real-life nightmare for a family of three who was attacked after a line-cutting dispute with a group of teens, police said. The harrowing ordeal un...
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Serbian minister denies reports of muzzling the press A Serbian minister has denied media reports in the Balkan nation that the government is muzzling free press through intimidation, threats and financial pressure.
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U.S. Issues Cuba Travel Warning After 'Specific Attacks' on Diplomats More than half of U.S. personnel were ordered to leave the island
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Crimean Tatar leader convicted of 'separatism' will not seek clemency Ilmi Umerov, who was sentenced to jail for comments about Russia's annexation, says he will not ask for mercy despite illnesses A Crimean Tatar leader sentenced to two years in jail for opposing Russian rule in the annex...
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