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Vegas shooter must have had 'help at some point': authorities Blood-thirsty madman Stephen Paddock sprayed 200 rounds at a hotel security guard who amazingly dodged serious injury from that barrage of bullets, authorities said Wednesday. The Mandalay Bay guard was feet away from co...
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More than 36,000 DACA recipients missed the renewal deadline 4,000 of them were from areas hit by last month's hurricanes.
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Woman busted sprinkling glass shards in food to get free meals A Delray Beach, FL, woman has been accused of placing glass shards in her food to get a free meal from restaurants. Kaitlyn Murphy, a 31-year-old resident was arrested earlier this week on felony defraud charges after sh...
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Some Republicans open to banning 'bump stocks' used in Las Vegas shooting Senior congressional Republicans said Wednesday they are open to considering legislation banning "bump stocks" like the shooter in Las Vegas apparently used to effectively convert semi-automatic rifles into fully automat...
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Special counsel now investigating piss dossier

Death and Taxes - 5 Oct 2017 02:06
Special counsel now investigating piss dossier Look, either release the dang piss tape or don't bother mentioning the stupid thing.
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Ishiguro wins Nobel for 'uncovering the abyss' Kazuo Ishiguro, the British novelist best known for "The Remains of the Day," has won the Nobel Literature Prize
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Republicans Open to Banning 'Bump Stocks' Used in Massacre

The New York Times - 5 Oct 2017 15:22
Republicans Open to Banning 'Bump Stocks' Used in Massacre After resisting any gun legislation for decades, Republican lawmakers say they will examine the kits used in Las Vegas to turn rifles into rapid-firing weapons.
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Man who shot council officer dead released from prison after stroke Albert Dryden, who killed Harry Collinson in front of TV crews in County Durham in 1991, to be moved to residential care home A man who shot a council officer dead in front of TV camera crews has been released from jail ...
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Amid affair scandal, GOP congressman announces retirement Amid allegations that he suggested the woman he was having an affair with have an abortion, Republican Rep. Tim Murphy of Pennsylvania announced Wednesday he will retire when his term is up. "I plan to spend my remaining...
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US special forces killed, wounded during ambush in Niger US forces came under attack Wednesday in the West African nation of Niger — with three Green Berets being killed and two others wounded, reports say. Military officials told the New York Times that Special Operations t...
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Intersex rights movement wants to shine a light after generations in the shadows On a Monday morning this past summer, Marissa Adams is telling me about her plans for the future. They are bubbling out of her as we drive to Johns Hopkins' Bayview Medical Centerin her red Honda Fit, its back seat a thi...
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Family sues Facebook, Google, Twitter over father's death in Barcelona terror attack The family of a California man killed in the Barcelona terror attack filed a lawsuit Wednesday against Google, Facebook and Twitter, alleging the tech giants played a role in "aiding, abetting and knowingly providing sup...
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Death row inmate ends hunger strike with Thanksgiving dinner for last meal A death row inmate scheduled to be executed Thursday night ordered a Thanksgiving dinner with all the fixings for his last meal, after spending 12 days on a hunger strike to protest his conviction. Michael Lambrix, 57, w...
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Macron accused of 'class contempt' after jibe at protesting workers French president filmed saying workers should try to get a job elsewhere instead of 'kicking up bloody chaos' The French president, Emmanuel Macron, has been criticised after he was filmed accusing disgruntled workers of...
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Duterte on 'war path' against Philippine justice system

Al Jazeera English - 5 Oct 2017 17:12
Analysts say president's action against Supreme Court chief justice and top government prosecutor are a sign of panic.
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Zameer Ghumra guilty of showing beheading video to child The trial heard Zameer Ghumra believed in a "very, very, very extreme" form of Islam.
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Tropical Storm Nate gathers strength as it churns toward U.S. landfall along Gulf Coast A hurricane watch is in effect for part of the Yucatan Peninsula.        
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Woman survives bullet to the heart thanks to firefighter boyfriend A young woman who was shot in the heart during the Las Vegas massacre miraculously survived thanks to her firefighter boyfriend, and some help from quick-thinking strangers. Christina Kitcat, 29, and her boyfriend, Kelly...
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Hillary Clinton Wants Donald Trump to Stop Tweeting and Send the Navy to Puerto Rico "Find some time to tell the Navy to get down there and rescue people"
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Tunisia: No sign Marseille attacker had extremist links Tunisia's prime minister says his government has no evidence that the Tunisian who stabbed two women to death in Marseille had links to any extremist group.
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Spain suspends Catalan parliament session in attempt to block independence Ruling comes as Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy calls on Catalan president Carles Puigdemont to drop pursuit of unilateral declaration Spain's constitutional court has suspended a Catalan parliament session planned for Monday i...
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Scheme to avert Brexit staff crisis will come too late, says hospitality industry British Hospitality Association writes to ministers as it emerges that qualification in hospitality will not be introduced until 2022 Government plans to help find an army of British baristas, waitresses and chefs to rep...
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