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Eagles win first Super Bowl, defeating Patriots 41-33 The Philadelphia Eagles won Super Bowl LII Sunday in Minneapolis, defeating the New England Patriots 41-33. This is the team's first Super Bowl win in franchise history. The Eagles led the Patriots for most of the game, ...
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Amtrak crash is the latest in a string of accidents over the past few years Sunday's deadly crash in South Carolina was the latest in a string of Amtrak accidents.
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Trump pressed to authorize Democratic memo release Republicans disagree with Trump tweet that GOP memo should end Mueller probe.
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Trump claims 'thousands marching' over 'broke' NHS Donald Trump has claimed that "thousands of people are marching in the UK" because the NHS "is going broke".
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Salah Abdeslam: Paris attacks suspect to go on trial in Belgium Security is tight in Brussels where Salah Abdeslam faces charges related to a gun battle with police.
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Trump reignites national anthem controversy for Super Bowl WASHINGTON - President Trump reignited the NFL national anthem controversy Sunday with a Super Bowl statement honoring the Armed Forces. "Their sacrifice is stitched into each star and every stripe of our Star-Spangled B...
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To Counter Russia, U.S. Signals Nuclear Arms Are Back in a Big Way A new nuclear policy issued by the Trump administration, which vows to counter a rush by the Russians to modernize their forces, is touching off a new kind of nuclear arms race.
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The problem with Maureen Dowd's Uma Thurman column, and why it matters The problem begins with the headlines: "This Is Why Uma Thurman Is Angry," in Saturday's digital version of The New York Times, and "A Goddess, A Mogul And a Mad Genius," in Sunday's print edition. They sit atop columnis...
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Two women die while digging for clams on beaches

NY Daily News - 5 Feb 2018 18:43
Two women die while digging for clams on beaches Two women digging for clams on ocean beaches were killed in separate incidents within minutes of each other.
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President Donald Trump jabbed the House Intelligence Committee's top Democrat Monday as Democrats push to release a memo expected to rebut a Republican document of alleged FBI surveillance abuses.
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Pirates may have hijacked missing oil tanker in Gulf of Guinea An Indian-owned oil tanker that vanished Thursday off the coast of the West African country of Benin may have been hijacked by pirates, and officials Sunday pleaded for help finding the vessel.
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How Trump replied to a 7-year-old's anguished letter

Chicago Tribune - 5 Feb 2018 04:17
How Trump replied to a 7-year-old's anguished letter The manila envelope arrived on Mary Olsen's doorstep the day after Christmas, and in its top left corner were three words that stopped her: "THE WHITE HOUSE." It was addressed to her daughter, Ava, but Olsen opened it an...
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Social justice activists protest outside of Super Bowl stadium Local social justice activists, including members of the Black Lives Matter movement, arrived in droves to protest what they believe to be racial injustice in the NFL outside of US Bank stadium, where Super Bowl LII is b...
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Duchess Kate has an emotional message for Children's Mental Health Week "... We can ensure that every child is given the best possible support to ensure they fulfill theirtrue potential," Duchess Kate says in the video.        
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After being blasted by Trump, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee begs the president to turn off the TV House Intelligence Committee ranking member Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) didn't bat an eye Monday when President Trump blasted him as being "one of the biggest liars and leakers in Washington." Responding to Trump's tweet, Sch...
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Homeland Security's anti-terror Super Bowl plans left on plane Sensitive Department of Homeland Security documents laying out a response to a simulated biological attack on the Super Bowl and marked “For Official Use Only” were left in the seat pocket of a commercial airplane, a...
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'Bombs are still falling': Syrian refugees at risk of forced return home Report warns hundreds of thousands of people may be pressured to go back to Syria despite daily threat of shelling in many places Hundreds of thousands of refugees risk being pushed to return to Syria, despite the countr...
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Will Trump plan help New Orleans' crumbling infrastructure? The city of New Orleans is perhaps one of the best examples of what President Donald Trump calls the country's "crumbling infrastructure."
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Hatton Garden ringleader dies in prison

Sky News - 5 Feb 2018 16:17
Hatton Garden ringleader dies in prison Terry Perkins, one of the ringleaders of the £14m Hatton Garden raid, has died in prison.
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Mike Pence's Olympics guest is a pointed message to North Korea Vice President Mike Pence is bringing the father of Otto Warmbier as his guest to the Olympics Opening Ceremony in PyeongChang, South Korea, The Washington Post reports. Otto Warmbier was 21 when he was imprisoned by Nor...
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Brexit immigration paper delay criticised by UK businesses Home Office says white paper outlining options after leaving EU will not be published until after transition deal is agreed The government's decision to postpone the publication of a key document relating to its plans fo...
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Israeli officials say a Palestinian stabbed an Israeli man to death near a West Bank settlement before fleeing the scene. The military says a soldier chased the assailant after he …
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