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Manhattan babysitter gets 100 years to life for raping two kids A Manhattan babysitter who raped two children and recording the sick crimes will spend 100 years to life behind bars.
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Opinion: The Man With the Battery-Powered Heart

The New York Times - 24 Mar 2018 20:30
Opinion: The Man With the Battery-Powered Heart "When the pump goes down, I go down," he told me.
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Russian spy: Being an agent 'messed up' Skripal's life A school friend says Sergei Skripal was shunned by ex-classmates but did not see himself as a traitor.
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School district arms teachers, students with buckets of rocks in case of school shooter A rural school district in Pennsylvania is arming teachers and students with buckets of rocks as a last resort should an armed intruder burst in, the superintendent said Friday. Every classroom in the district about 90 m...
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Man reaching for baseballs gets stuck between 2 buildings A man who fell into the space between two buildings in Honolulu on Friday while trying to retrieve lost baseballs with a pole was finally rescued after about three hours of effort by first responders. The unidentified 55...
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Queens girl chokes to death on a Doritos chip in prank gone wrong The Queens girl who choked on a Doritos chip in a prank gone wrong died in her mother's arms Friday, family told the Daily News.
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NYC jail guard said 'I accidentally shot my friend' in 911 call A city correction officer accused of fatally shooting a woman called 911 in a panic, demanding immediate help.
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On Friday night, the Trump administration released its plan to exclude transgender troops from the armed forces. Nothing will change for now: Four federal courts have blocked the Pentagon from discriminating against tran...
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Former doctor convicted in murder-for-hire plot against ex HOUSTON -- A jury has found a former Houston medical resident guilty of capital murder solicitation in a plot to arrange the deaths of his ex-girlfriend and his new girlfriend’s ex-husband. The Harris County jury in Ho...
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Hundreds of Thousands to Rally Across the Country: The Latest on the March For Our Lives "Today, we grab our signs, we lace our shoes, and we get ready to roar"
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An Iowa family of 4 was found dead in Mexico

The Week - 24 Mar 2018 16:39
An Iowa family of 4 was found dead in Mexico An Iowa family of four was found dead Friday inside their vacation condo in Tulum, Mexico, local authorities reported. Police said there are "no signs of traumatic injury," and a relative of the family reported on Facebo...
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London tenants to protest at auction of social flats worth £7.2m Accusations of social cleansing as housing associations and councils sell to private sector Tenants opposed to the social cleansing of city centres will protest outside an auction at a luxury hotel where property develop...
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First Iraqi-made film in 25 years in cinemas

Al Jazeera English - 24 Mar 2018 16:09
Filmmaker Mohammed al-Daraji says the film gives a sober moral perspective on the war that devastated Iraq, killed a million people, according to human rights groups figures, and dispossessed refugees and orphans.
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Young people have told the Vatican they want a more transparent and authentic Catholic Church, where women play a greater leadership role and where obeying unreachable moral standards isn't the …
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Iran nuclear deal hangs in the balance

Al Jazeera English - 24 Mar 2018 16:04
Many Iranians say they won't miss the deal if it is scrapped.
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Justice Dept. Revives Push to Mandate a Way to Unlock Phones

The New York Times - 24 Mar 2018 15:59
Justice Dept. Revives Push to Mandate a Way to Unlock Phones F.B.I. and Justice Department officials have been quietly meeting with security researchers who have been working on approaches to provide such access to encrypted devices.
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Killing of unarmed black man roils California's capital city SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The fatal shooting of an unarmed black man by Sacramento police has roiled California's capital city, leading to a protest that shut down a freeway and delayed an NBA game at the downtown arena. Ste...
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Turkey's president has criticized anti-war students at a top university, calling them terrorists following a fight there. Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Saturday that "communist, traitor youth" tried to mess up …
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Turkey's president refers to anti-war students as terrorists Turkey's president has criticized anti-war students at a top university, calling them terrorists following a fight there.
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Trump's Tariffs Keep Allies, Markets and Industry Guessing

The New York Times - 24 Mar 2018 15:34
Trump's Tariffs Keep Allies, Markets and Industry Guessing A chaotic rollout of steel and aluminum tariffs, including a last-minute list of countries temporarily exempted from them, has left trade experts puzzled.
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'Hero' French officer who traded places with hostage dies The police officer who swapped places with a female hostage during a supermarket siege in southern France has died.
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Officer who swapped with hostage 'saved many lives' A policeman who died after taking the place of a hostage during a terror attack at a French supermarket has been described as a "hero".
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