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Location American Headline News for 22 February 2019
Boy, 17, given life for rape and murder of girl in Wolverhampton Teenager to serve at least 19 years for killing of 14-year-old Viktorija Sokolova A 17-year-old boy has been detained for at least 19 years for the rape and murder of a teenage girl. After killing 14-year-old Viktorija S...
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Dorothea Tanning's Birthday: a call to new adventures The painting that put the first lady of surrealism on the map Dorothea Tanning presents herself as an artist-sorceress in this 1942 self-portrait, with the power to make over the world through imagination and dreams. Cos...
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Chelsea handed transfer ban and fined over signing minors Chelsea have been banned from signing players for two transfer windows after breaching FIFA rules about signing minors.
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Every retired number for the Celtics and who wore it The Celtics have retired 23 numbers in the team's 73-season history.
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Devin McCourty said he is returning to the Patriots for 2019 "Me playing football is doing something, is doing more than just winning games and winning Super Bowls.''
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U.S. President Donald Trump will meet with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, who is leading trade talks with U.S. officials in Washington, at the White House on Friday, the White House said on Thursday.
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Denver pair executed robbery witness after court system mistakenly released his identity It's a horror story that every witness in a crime case fears: Criminals find out your name and murder you because you tried to do the right thing and help police solve a crime.        
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White House Says 200 Troops Will Stay in Syria, Retreating From a Full Withdrawal The move was a concession to allies and Pentagon officials who have argued that a complete American withdrawal risks returning key areas in Syria to the Islamic State.
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Coast Guard Officer Plotted Terror Attacks at His Desk, Filings Say Lt. Christopher P. Hasson, who hoped to spark a race war, had studied the Unabomber, the Virginia Tech gunman and other extremist killers, the authorities said.
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A man who drove a stolen car into lunchtime crowds in downtown Melbourne and killed six people was sentenced to life imprisonment Friday in what the judge described as "one …
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The White House Says It Will Keep 200 U.S. Troops in Syria for Now The White House said the troops are a "small peace keeping group"
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Hundreds of French students have taken to the streets of Paris to call for more action to fight climate change, one day after a similar march in Brussels. Greta Thunberg, …
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Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren both support reparations for slavery Democratic presidential hopefuls Sens. Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren said they both support reparations for African-Americans affected by slavery. Asked about the matter last week on the 105.1 FM's show "Breakfast C...
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Nigeria's election: Concerns for low turnout after delay

Al Jazeera English - 22 Feb 2019 16:46
Many see last week’s delay as evidence of manipulation, with both the camps accusing each other of trying to rig the vote.
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The record-breaking film "Black Panther" is the first superhero movie ever to be nominated for "Best Picture." It features a predominantly black cast and gives black boys and girls a chance to imagine themselves as super...
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Five candidates are running for the country's top office, with incumbent Macky Sall favourite to win the contest.
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Boston cop wounded when traffic stop turns into gunfight A Boston cop was shot multiple times when a traffic stop turned into a gunfight early Friday -- before the suspect was found dead, police officials said. The officer, who was not immediately identified, was shot several ...
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Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega said Thursday he will restart talks with his opponents, seven months after the last round of dialogue broke down and the government unleashed a round of …
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Israel's acting foreign minister has doubled down on his divisive claim that Poles collaborated with the Nazis and "suckled anti-Semitism with their mothers' milk." Israel Katz said in a live …
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GOP Rep. Steve King complains he's been the victim of 'cyberbullying' for his comments about white supremacy Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa), who was removed from his committee assignments last month after comments about white supremacy, says he will seek re-election in 2020 and will do so with a clean conscience. King in an interview...
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7.5-magnitude earthquake rocks Ecuador-Peru border region QUITO/LIMA -- A deep magnitude-7.5 earthquake struck the Peru-Ecuador border region early Friday, the US Geological Survey said, causing tremors that the Ecuadorian president said were felt around the country. The quake'...
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Alesha MacPhail murder: Judge lifts ban on naming killer Aaron Campbell A judge ruled Aaron Campbell could be named following an application from media outlets.
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