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Teacher's aide jailed for sex with student 'inside a van with a bed' A former Virginia high school sign language interpreter and mother was sentenced to prison Thursday for having sex with a 15-year-old student in a van specially equipped with a bed, officials said. Amanda Nasser, 32, who...
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Novel recipes: eggs Benedict from Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng While reading Ng's dramatic novel set in American suburbia, Kate Young is inspired by a mention of her favourite brunch meal - and has tips for those dreading making their own hollandaise Scroll down for the recipe Insid...
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Connecticut man pleads guilty in celebrity nude photo leak A Connecticut man accused in the so-called "Celebgate" nude photo hacking scandal has agreed to plead guilty.
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Ann-Katrin Berger: Birmingham City Ladies keeper training after cancer operation Birmingham City Ladies goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger returns to training following an operation for thyroid cancer.
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Sources: Trump questions allowing immigrants from 's---hole' countries Sources say Trump comments came at Oval Office meeting on immigration
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Surgeon who burned initials into livers of two patients fined £10,000 Simon Bramhall ordered to carry out 120 hours of unpaid work after admitting assault offences relating to transplant surgeries A surgeon who burned his initials on to the livers of two patients during transplant surgery ...
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Haitian government summons U.S. official to explain Trump's profane comments Paul Altidor, Haiti's ambassador to the United States, told NBC News contributor Yamiche Alcindor Thursday night that he and the Haitian government "vehemently condemn" President Trump's comments on Haiti and other count...
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Sea lions keep attacking tourists in San Francisco

New York Post - 12 Jan 2018 05:03
Sea lions keep attacking tourists in San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO -- A sea lion bit a woman swimming in the San Francisco Bay in the fourth such attack since December. The woman’s friend says the two members of the South End Rowing Club were swimming around 7 a.m. Thurs...
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Education Department awards debt collection contract to company once tied to DeVos A company that once had financial ties to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was one of two firms selected Thursday by the U.S. Department of Education to help the agency collect overdue student loans. The deal could be wor...
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The Czechs are electing a new president, and eight candidates are hoping to unseat the current controversy-courting leader. President Milos Zeman, 73, is seeking another five-year term in the largely …
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Netanyahu's son under fire again for strip club banter caught on tape: 'Bro, my dad got your dad a sweet deal' Israel's embattled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced a new scandal Tuesday after a recording emerged of his 26-year-old stay-at-home son joyriding at taxpayer expense to Tel Aviv strip clubs with his super-rich bud...
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Passive Aggression Reaches New Comedic Heights in Polite but frustrated teachers in Ohio try to organize a fund-raiser, in this encore run of a play by the Mad Ones.
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A Japanese railway official says about 430 people were stuck on a train overnight because of heavy snow that blanketed much of the country's Japan Sea coast. The train started …
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Horse molestation case provides puzzle for legal, psychiatric communities Society apparently has not figured out what to do with people like Sterling Rachwal.        
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Fifty miles from North Korea, a Winter Olympics that could ease tensions Holding the Olympics near the world's most heavily fortified border will be a dramatic symbol of their power to remind us what the world can be.        
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Japan's foreign minister has urged Myanmar's civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi to guarantee the safe and voluntary return of Rohingya who have fled violence in troubled Rakhine state. While …
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Trump Is Expected to Stop Short of Reimposing Strict Sanctions on Iran It will be the third time President Trump has given a reprieve to the nuclear agreement brokered by President Barack Obama, despite having labeled it "the worst deal ever."
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'Divisive,' 'elitist,' 'racist': Reactions to Trump's immigration comments The comments drew sharp criticism with some calling them racist.        
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Arrested Louisiana teacher says First Amendment rights were violated, city marshal 'needs training' Waving signs heralding free speech and chanting "Stand by Deyshia," about 100 people gathered in a light rain Thursday to rally to support Deyshia Hargrave -- the Louisiana teacher ejected from a school board meeting and...
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Fla. woman abducted at birth pleas leniency for kidnapper A woman who was snatched at birth and raised under a false identity says she hopes her kidnapper doesn't get a lengthy prison sentence.
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Puerto Rico faces a surge in murders after Hurricane Maria Thirty-two people have been slain in storm-ravaged Puerto Rico in the first 11 days of the new year.
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