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Location American Headline News for 16 September 2019
'Call of Duty' gamer Casey Viner solicited a fatal 'swatting' call. He was sentenced to 15 months in prison Casey Viner, a 19-year-oldgamer who planned ahoax 911 call resulting in an innocent Kansas man's death, was sentenced to 15 months in prison Friday.       
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She Begged Them to Take Away His Police Revolver. Then It Happened. New York is facing a record number of police suicides, but has lagged in mental health initiatives for troubled officers.
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Minnesota man arrested for allegedly torching 117-year-old synagogue A Minnesota man has been arrested for torching a nearly 120-year-old synagogue, although police aren’t calling the incident a hate crime yet, authorities said Sunday. Matthew J. Amiot, 36, was booked Friday on arson ch...
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Houthi Forces in Yemen Warn of More Attacks on Saudi Oil Systems American officials have blamed Iran for the attacks on Saturday that slashed Saudi production, but the Houthi faction, allied with Iran, claimed responsibility.
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US 'locked and loaded' in wake of Saudi oil field attacks: Trump President Donald Trump on Sunday night said the United States is "locked and loaded" and ready to intervene with whoever is behind the drone attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil supply. "Saudi Arabia oil supply was attacked," t...
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Notre Dame fire exposed thousands of children to alarming levels of lead The devastating fire that consumed the Notre Dame Cathedral in April spread toxic dust over Paris — exposing at least 6,000 children under the age of six to alarming levels of lead, according to a new report. French au...
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Inside the deadly vaping crisis that's gripping the nation St. John's University student Taylor Healey was puffing on an e-cigarette one night in February when she suddenly became violently ill. Healey, 21, said she’d taken between 25 and 35 puffs of a mint-flavored Juul pod w...
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Man gives bogus tip about mass shooting at LA County Fair to avoid going with parents: cops A 22-year-old man called in a bogus warning about a mass shooting at a fair in the Los Angeles area — so he could avoid going there with his parents, police said. Erik Villasenor sent an email to the Los Angeles County...
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Trump Cleared to Put More Tariffs on Europe in Airbus Case

The New York Times - 16 Sep 2019 16:46
Trump Cleared to Put More Tariffs on Europe in Airbus Case The World Trade Organization has made a final decision in a 15-year old dispute that now clears the way for the United States to impose tariffs on European products.
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Hong Kong govt: Violence is harmful, won't solve divisions Unapproved march descended into chaos with police firing tear gas, water cannon.
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Joe Biden Condemns Racism While Visiting a Black Church and Says Whites 'Can Never Fully Understand' Biden made the comments while visiting a black church bombed by the Ku Klux Klan
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Democratic presidential candidates say Kavanaugh should be impeached After The New York Times reported on Sunday that a sexual misconduct allegation against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was not investigated ahead of his confirmation hearings last year, multiple Democratic preside...
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Courts free more suspects in case of disappeared students Seventy-seven of the 142 people arrested in the case have now been freed.
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Cornell's Medical School Offers Full Rides in Battle Over Student Debt All costs -- tuition, books, housing and food -- will be covered for those who qualify for aid.
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Trump Urges 'Big' Rate Cut as Fed Faces Challenges

The New York Times - 16 Sep 2019 16:05
Trump Urges 'Big' Rate Cut as Fed Faces Challenges From short-term political and trade war concerns to a long-term lack of "firefighting capability" if the economy dives, things are not poised to get easier for Chair Jerome H. Powell.
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The United States is considering increasing its intelligence sharing with Saudi Arabia after Saturday's attack on Saudi oil facilities, which halved the kingdom's production and jolted world oil markets, U.S. officials t...
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Trump raids militaryfamilies, national security to pay for border wall: Vets in Congress Mexico is not paying for the wall. Donald Trump is taking money that was supposed to support US allies, military families and projects to keep us safe.       
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Ric Ocasek, lead singer of the rock band The Cars, died Sunday in New York City, police said.
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Kim Jong Un told Trump in new letter that he's open to another summit North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un sent a letter to President Donald in August detailing his willingness to meet the US leader for yet another summit, a South Korean newspaper reported Sunday. It was the second letter the...
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Prices Surge After the Attack on the Saudi Oil Facility Disrupts Output U.S. crude oil jumped 10.2%, to $60.46 per barrel.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said it is "very difficult" for China's economy to grow at a rate of 6% or more because of the high base from which it was starting and the complicated international backdrop.
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Confederate statue that prompted Charlottesville rally must stay, judge rules A Virginia judge has blocked the city of Charlottesville's effort to remove the confederate statue that sparked a deadly white nationalist rally.       
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