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Dartmouth College women sue professors for sexual assault and harassment Three esteemed professors turned Dartmouth College into a "21st century Animal House" by treating female students like "sex objects," hosting late-night hot tub parties and boasting about who had the "hottest lab," accor...
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Mueller reportedly investigating possible witness intimidation by Roger Stone Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigators are looking into whether Republican operative Roger Stone, one of President Trump's longtime advisers, attempted to intimidate a witness, people who have spoken with Mueller...
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Death toll rises in devastating California Camp Fire

New York Post - 15 Nov 2018 05:07
Death toll rises in devastating California Camp Fire The death toll in the devastating Northern California Camp fire rose to 56 on Wednesday as authorities searched for more victims. The grim update came on Wednesday evening as officials in Butte County said there were sti...
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Premier League clubs should oppose £5m Richard Scudamore gift, says FSF • Football Supporters' Federation urges clubs to reject plan• 'Golden handshake would be hugely unpopular with fans' The Football Supporters' Federation (FSF) has urged clubs to reject a plan to give the outgoing Pre...
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Trump already cooking up new nicknames for 2020 rivals

New York Post - 15 Nov 2018 03:59
Trump already cooking up new nicknames for 2020 rivals Insiders said that they're already preparing to take on Joe Biden, who said he'll decide by January whether or not he'll run.
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Midterms show that voters are ready for criminal justice reform. Is Congress? Ballot measures across the country restored right to vote for felons, rejected war on drugs, and tightened police accountability.        
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President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Wednesday he will continue to rely heavily on the military for internal security and appeared to dismiss aspirations of Mexico someday having effective civilian …
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Avenatti calls domestic violence allegations 'completely bogus' Michael Avenatii, who was arrested on Wednesday, called the allegations against him “completely bogus.” Avenatti, a lawyer for porn star Stormy Daniels, denied ever being “physically abusive” in a statement relea...
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Why is Canada running out of marijuana?

BBC - 15 Nov 2018 22:56
Why is Canada running out of marijuana? Supply problems in the month-old legal cannabis industry could last well into next year.
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U.K. Prime Minister Faces Possible No Confidence Vote After Presenting E.U. Brexit Deal The news broke as May was defending her plan to Parliament
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Scientists admit errors in study showing oceans are warming Scientists acknowledged this week they made key errors in a study that claimed the Earth’s oceans are warming faster than previously thought. The errors made their conclusions seem more certain than they actually are, ...
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Florida judge gives voters two more days to correct mismatched signature issues As election officials in Florida prepare to wrap up their machine recount, a federal judge has now given voters who had their ballots thrown out due to mismatched signatures time to resolve the issue. This decision affec...
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Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor is seeking the death penalty for five out of 11 suspects charged in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, his office said on Thursday, as the kingdom tries to contain its biggest poli...
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U.S. National Guard troops fanned out to scour the ruins of the devastated town of Paradise on Thursday for remains of victims as 130 people remained listed as missing in California's deadliest wildfire on record, whose ...
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5 dead as potent pre-winter storm moves from South and Midwest toward East Coast A pre-winter storm is blamed for five deaths. It's also leaving a trail of closed schools, traffic headaches and power outages across much of the country.        
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'Batkid' is now cancer free

New York Post - 15 Nov 2018 16:47
'Batkid' is now cancer free A little boy with cancer who became known as “Batkid” across the globe when he was granted a wish to be the Caped Crusader for a day, is now leukemia-free. “After fighting his own heroic battle with leukemia since ...
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7 Women Detail Sexual Abuse by Dartmouth Professors in Lawsuit For over a decade, three tenured professors "leered at, groped, sexted, intoxicated and even raped" students, according to the complaint.
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A former Nazi concentration camp guard on trial on hundreds of counts of accessory to murder has testified he was aware that inmates were dying but says he didn't know …
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Police say 40 adults and children have been injured, five of them "very seriously," in a head-on collision involving two public buses in southern Germany. A spokesman for Bavarian police …
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Michael Avenatti's ex-wives come to his defense after domestic violence arrest in L.A. Both of Michael Avenatti's former wives are defending the Los Angeles lawyer after he was arrested Wednesday for domestic violence.        
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Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said on Thursday Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had "absolutely nothing to do" with the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, after the public prosecutor said he would seek the death pen...
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New Twist To Homeless Man GoFundMe Story: It Was All A Scam Last year, the nation was captivated by the seemingly heartwarming tale of a good Samaritan who helped a young woman out of a jam. This week, the story took an even more startling turn: It was all a scam.
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