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Officials say it could be a year before answers arise in duck boat accident in Branson, Missouri Nine family members on vacation were among the 17 people who died whenanamphibious duck boat capsizedduring a severethunderstorm in this tourism hot spot in Missouri        
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FAA employee charged with having child porn on work laptop NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- An administrative officer with the Federal Aviation Administration has been charged with having child pornography on his work computer. Prosecutors say 57-year-old Scott Pierson of Vernon was arrested...
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Suspected cop-killer found, fatally shot by police

New York Post - 21 Jul 2018 05:44
Suspected cop-killer found, fatally shot by police HONOLULU -- A man suspected of fatally shooting a Hawaii police officer was killed during a shootout with officers Friday after a three-day search across the Big Island, authorities said. Justin Waiki was killed and an o...
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Trump claims Cohen tape may be illegal and insists he did nothing wrong Tape contains discussion of payment to Playboy model New York state law allows recording of conversations "The good news," Donald Trump tweeted on Saturday morning, "is that your favourite president did nothing wrong!" R...
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The White House week when 'no' meant 'yes'

Boston - 21 Jul 2018 06:15
The White House week when 'no' meant 'yes' Trump's press conference with Putin tips off a week of verbal zigs and zags
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Bush’s former doctor shot and killed while riding bike in Houston Mark Hausknecht, 65, a cardiologist who was a member of the Houston Methodist staff and the DeBakey Heart and Vascular Center.        
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'We're in the midst of an all-out assault on human dignity': Joe Biden The former vice president slammed the administration's handling of immigration.
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Lawsuit: High school negligent in cross country runner's heat stroke A former member of the Louisville Saint Xavier cross country team is suing the high school, claiming it was negligent in a practice last summer that resulted in his hospitalization.        
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How will a global trade war affect Africa?

Al Jazeera English - 21 Jul 2018 16:04
The IMF predicts stronger growth for sub-Saharan Africa, but a big trade challenge is looming.
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Sri Lankan 'war criminals' deployed as UN peacekeepers Confidential report says officers implicated in the abuse of Tamils were operating in Africa The UN has been sending alleged war criminals to act as peacekeepers in conflict zones, a confidential report claims. The docum...
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Soviet Era Classic Cars Drive Through Moscow

USA Today - 21 Jul 2018 15:49
Soviet Era Classic Cars Drive Through Moscow A colourful parade of classic cars took place in Moscow on Saturday morning. The parade, which was followed by a rally through central Moscow, was in its fifth edition and as many as 133 crews driving classic Soviet-era ...
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A new group of rebels and their families began evacuating Saturday from the country's southwest, activists and Syrian media said, where the government has gained new ground in its ongoing …
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The Italian news agency ANSA says police have discovered the body of a 60-year-old woman, who apparently died in early 2017, in a home in northern Italy. ANSA said Saturday …
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Indonesia girl jailed for abortion after being raped by brother 15-year-old sentenced to six months for terminating pregnancy after six-week limit A 15-year-old Indonesian girl who was raped by her older brother has been jailed for six months for having an abortion, an official said ...
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Donald Trump's Boast About Being 'Your Favorite President' Goes Awry Folks on Twitter had a field day with the claim.
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CIA official: China waging 'quiet' cold war against US

New York Post - 21 Jul 2018 14:40
CIA official: China waging 'quiet' cold war against US ASPEN, Colo. -- China is waging a "quiet kind of cold war" against the United States, using all its resources to try to replace America as the leading power in the world, a top CIA expert on Asia said Friday. Beijing doe...
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Trump demands unpaid suspensions for protesting NFL players Demonstrating he has never met a dead horse he did not want to beat, President Trump tweeted Friday evening NFL players kneeling during the national anthem, proposing unpaid suspensions for repeat protesters: The NFL Nat...
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India: Mob lynches Muslim man transporting cows in Rajasthan

Al Jazeera English - 21 Jul 2018 14:21
Attack comes just days after India's top court requests the government enact new legislation to end mob violence.
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Putin holds winning cards as Syrian war nears Idlib showdown Saudi and Israeli fears over Iran have benefited Assad - but having survived the war, can he survive the peace? The surrender of rebel forces in south-west Syria, following the fall of eastern Ghouta and other regime suc...
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India: suspected vigilantes kill Muslim man transporting cows Five to seven people beat man to death on suspicion of cow smuggling, police say Suspected vigilantes killed a Muslim man transporting two cows in India on Saturday, just over a year after a similar attack highlighted th...
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Police in Pakistan say an independent candidate for parliament has shot himself to death after his sons disagreed with his politics. Officer Ishfaq Khan said Saturday that Mohammad Ahmed Mughal …
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WATCH: Man who got boss' car reacts to act of kindness: 'It changed my life' When his car broke down on his first day of work, he walked 20 miles and helped a family move into their new home.
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