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Western Springs boy dies after being struck by train

Chicago Tribune - 6 Mar 2018 14:29
A 15-year-old Western Springs boy was killed Monday evening after being struck by a freight train on the BNSF tracks west of the Central Avenue pedestrian crossing. Police responded after the 7:46 p.m. incident found the...
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Police Have Arrested a Man Accused of Stealing Frances McDormand's Oscar Trophy The statuette was allegedly stolen during the Governors Ball after party
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Catalonia's parliament will vote next week on whether to elect a jailed separatist leader as the region's new president, as part of an ongoing effort to gain independence from Spain. …
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Kim Jong-un wants to 'write new history' with South Korea North Korean leader tells envoy from South he wants to 'vigorously advance' relations in first meeting since he came to power in 2011 North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has said he wants to "vigorously advance" relations wi...
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Russian spy critically ill after exposure to 'unknown substance' British media say a former Russian spy is in critical condition after coming into contact with an "unknown substance."
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President Trump confuses North and South Korea

NY Daily News - 6 Mar 2018 05:29
President Trump confuses North and South Korea Trump mentioned North Korea on Saturday said, "They called up a couple of days ago and said, 'We would like to talk.'"
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Trump says he's 'not backing down' on tariffs

The Week - 6 Mar 2018 04:56
Trump says he's 'not backing down' on tariffs Despite politicians in his own party, like House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), calling on him to ditch his plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum, President Trump on Monday said he's "not backing down." Last week, Tr...
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De Blasio: Critics of wife's role in picking staffers are sexist Observers wondering why the mayor's wife has had a role in appointing top City Hall staffers are sexist, Mayor de Blasio insisted Monday.
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Lake County jail guard pleads not guilty to battery charges for alleged inappropriate touching A Lake County Sheriff's Office corrections officer pleaded not guilty Monday to misdemeanor battery charges for allegedly inappropriately touching a food worker at the Lake County jail in Waukegan. Darin Chansky, 49, of ...
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The woman found unconscious on a shopping center bench next to a former Russian double agent is his daughter, a source told CNN on Tuesday.
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The Note: Democrats fighting each other as primaries begin Why does it feel so much like 2016?
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Washington Becomes the First State to Approve Its Own Net Neutrality Rules The Federal Communications Commission voted in December to gut U.S. rules that meant to prevent broadband companies from exercising more control over what people watch and see on the internet
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San Francisco to remove 'racist' statue

New York Post - 6 Mar 2018 03:44
San Francisco to remove 'racist' statue SAN FRANCISCO -- A 19th century statue that some say is degrading to Native Americans will be removed from its touristy public spot near San Francisco’s City Hall, joining a growing list of historic markers being ouste...
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Russia doping: Country still suspended by IAAF and could face permanent ban Russia remains suspended by the IAAF, which says it could permanently exclude the country if key reforms are not met soon.
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A former communist-era police officer in the Czech Republic has resigned as chairman of a parliamentary committee on law enforcement following massive protests across the country. Zdenek Ondracek was elected …
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Stephen Hawking knows what happened before the Big Bang "Nothing was around," Hawking told astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson on his show StarTalk.        
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Skyscrapers across the U.S.: Tallest building in every state Though there are now hundreds of buildings across the country that stand over 500 feet tall, each one is a marvel of modern engineering.        
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Michael Flynn's brother says Flynn is selling his house to pay lawyers for the Mueller investigation Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn will sell his Virginia home to pay the legal fees that have accrued as a result of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, ABC News reports. Flynn pleaded gui...
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President Donald Trump rebuffed claims Tuesday that his White House is in chaos amid reports of high-profile departures and discord within the top ranks of the West Wing.
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Egyptian officials say six people have been arrested for their involvement in a play seen as insulting to security forces. They said Tuesday that the playwright, director and officials of …
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Handwriting analysis confirms the discovery of the world's oldest message in a bottle As every good beachcomber knows, it pays to have sharp eyes. When scanning the sand dunes of Wedge Island, Perth, off the coast of Australia, Tonya Illman noticed an old gin bottle -- which turned out to contain the worl...
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