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Man accused of shooting Colorado teen said victim sought hit man on Craigslist: affidavit Joseph Lopez had a chilling answer when investigators asked why he had shot a 19-year-old woman in the head around Christmas and then left her body in a rural area near Denver: she asked him to. Lopez said that Natalie B...
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Charities warned after Oxfam Haiti prostitute claims British aid agencies are told they could lose funding amid claims of "horrific behaviour" in the sector.
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Man Raped High School Student as She Died From Drug Overdose, Police Say (EVERETT, Wash.) — A 19-year-old Washington state man, who police say raped a high school student as she died from a drug overdose and texted semi-nude photos of her, has been charged with manslaughter. Brian Roberto V...
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Larry Nassar transferred to Arizona prison where Elizabeth Smart kidnapper, Mafia hit man reside Experts have said thatNassar would likely be headedtoa medium-security orhigh-security prison after sentencing.        
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Professor Replaced After Insisting Australia Isn't a Country (MANCHESTER, N.H.) — An online adjunct professor incorrectly told a student that Australia isn’t a country and gave her a failing grade, prompting New Hampshire University to replace the instructor. Buzzfeed News rep...
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Helicopter carrying 7 people crashes in Grand Canyon A Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said the helicopter crashed under 'unknown circumstances.'        
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McDonnell says Labour open to 'democratic engagement' on Brexit But shadow chancellor tells Peston on Sunday a second EU vote would divide UK over again A second EU referendum would divide the UK again but Labour would not rule out further "democratic engagement", John McDonnell has ...
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N.Y. Teamsters form 'sanctuary union' to fight ICE agents Across Long Island and throughout the city, some 120,000 Teamsters are getting prepped to become a "sanctuary union."
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Theresa May orders probe of alleged orgies at charity

New York Post - 11 Feb 2018 05:30
Theresa May orders probe of alleged orgies at charity British Prime Minister Theresa May ordered a "full and urgent" probe Saturday into the orgies reportedly staged by senior Oxfam staff working in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake. The allegations aired in The Times of Lond...
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Brazilian president Michel Temer will escape bribery charges, say police The inquiry into payments from a port operator is the only remaining case against the corruption-hit leader A bribery investigation into the Brazilian president Michel Temer has found no evidence of corruption and could ...
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Trump is still 'inclined' to release Democratic memo on Russia probe: Conway Trump so far refused to declassify the Democratic memo as he had a GOP document.
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Trump still has 'full confidence' in John Kelly: Kellyanne Conway Trump still has confidence in Kelly after abuse claims against Rob Porter.
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Russian Plane Crashes Near Moscow; 71 Are Feared Dead

The New York Times - 11 Feb 2018 16:49
Russian Plane Crashes Near Moscow; 71 Are Feared Dead Saratov Airlines Flight 703 was en route to Orsk from Domodedovo Airport when it went down about 50 miles southeast of the capital.
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Devin Nunes' campaign has been running its own news website House Intelligence Chair Devin Nunes has been running his own news website to push GOP-leaning causes.
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Tolls rises in Bolivia Carnival blast: 8 dead, 40 injured Police say eight people have now died from the explosion of a gas canister at a Bolivian Carnival parade, and the toll of injured has risen to at least 40.
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British farmer moves fruit-growing to China over Brexit uncertainty Berry producer says government urgently needs to address shortfall in seasonal workers One of the biggest growers of berries in the UK is moving part of its business to China because it cannot guarantee it will find enou...
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Senate preps for immigration debate while Trump lobs accusations The Senate is preparing for an open debate on immigration Monday, a process complicated by the uncertainty of President Trump's position on the subject. Though Trump's campaign rhetoric favored hard-line policy, most viv...
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Russian jet 'crashes' after Moscow take-off The airliner was carrying 71 people when it vanished from radar after leaving Moscow for the Urals.
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UK's top diplomat meets Myanmar's Suu Kyi on Rohingya crisis British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has met Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi to talk about the Southeast Asian nation's Muslim ethnic Rohingya minority and how almost 700,000 of them can be repatriated after fleeing t...
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The energy industry's power problem? Too few women

The Guardian - 11 Feb 2018 14:01
The energy industry's power problem? Too few women Lack of diversity at energy firms is holding back the fight against climate change, claims expert The lack of women in energy companies is holding back the sector's efforts to tackle climate change, a leading industry wa...
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Feisal: Fight against abuse should match anti-doping effort Prince Feisal of Jordan says the fight against harassment and sexual abuse in sports should share equal footing with work to prevent doping        
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