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Connie Culp, who got first US face transplant, dead at 57 Connie Culp, the Ohio woman who made international headlines when she received the nation's first near-total face transplant, has died. She was 57. The Cleveland Clinic, where Culp underwent the historic procedure in 200...
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Ghislaine Maxwell allegedly recruited French girl to 'service' Jeffrey Epstein in Paris Ghislaine Maxwell once "procured" a "red-headed French girl" in Paris to perform sex acts on notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, newly unsealed court papers allege.
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Methuen's police chief is one of the highest paid in the country -- and he says he deserves more His salary of $326,707 in 2019 made Solomon one of the highest-paid police chiefs in the nation, paid more than his counterparts in Boston, New York, Chicago, and many other major urban areas.
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The world is becoming increasingly dependent on a Taiwanese company for the most advanced semiconductors, after a stumble by rival Intel. But TSMC is trying to pull off a high-wire act by keeping both China and the Unite...
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"This is an unfathomable tragedy for multiple families today," said the Department of Public Safety Commissioner.
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Special-needs teen released after being jailed for not doing online schoolwork A Michigan teenager held in juvenile detention since mid-May for violating probation by failing to complete her online coursework was freed on Friday. The 15-year-old girl, identified only as Grace, was released to her m...
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After four weeks of being coronavirus-free, Fiji announced its first coronavirus death on Friday.
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Federal Agents Don't Need Army Fatigues

The New York Times - 1 Aug 2020 03:00
Federal Agents Don't Need Army Fatigues If you're an officer of the law, dress like one. Leave the soldiering to soldiers.
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4 takeaways from the Celtics-Bucks restart opener The officiating was a hot topic.
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South Korean sect leader arrested for obstructing Covid-19 investigation Lee Man-hee's Shincheonji Church of Jesus was at the centre of an outbreak but police say he hid details on members and their movements California sees record number of deaths on four separate days South Korean authoriti...
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"This is an unfathomable tragedy for multiple families today," said the Department of Public Safety Commissioner.
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Portland man charged with arson after allegedly setting fire to courthouse APortland, Ore., man was charged in a criminal complaint Friday with allegedly throwing an explosive device at theMark O. Hatfield U.S. Courthouse.
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Supreme Court allows Trump border wall construction for now In a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court has for now sided with President Trump on his border wall with Mexico, allowing him to continue construction using more than $6 billion diverted from military funds. Friday’s decision k...
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South African rhino poaching halves in six months thanks to Covid-19 lockdown Killings fell by 53% in the first six months of 2020 as restrictions and disruption to international flights hinder poachers Coronavirus latest updates The number of South African rhinos killed by poachers fell by half i...
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Two months ago, the coronavirus seemed to be spreading out of control in Pakistan, a poor country of more than 200 million with a weak health-care system. But the country has dramatically reversed course.
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Mexico now third place in COVID-19 pandemic deaths

New York Post - 1 Aug 2020 16:22
Mexico now third place in COVID-19 pandemic deaths Mexico now has the third-highest coronavirus deaths in the world, below Brazil and the US, according to reports. The country registered 46,488 deaths Saturday, with Brazil in second place with 92,475 deaths and the US to...
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Florida closes beaches as Hurricane Isaias barrels through Bahamas State readies evacuation centers with social-distancing measures as Bahamas and North Carolina order evacuations Hurricane Isaias ripped shingles off roofs and blew over trees as it carved its way through the Bahamas ear...
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Could the US presidential election be delayed?

Al Jazeera English - 1 Aug 2020 15:52
US President Donald Trump is criticised for suggesting the postponement of November's vote.
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Trump-loving grandma outs Portland 'bomber' to feds -- and it's her own grandson Shortly after midnight on Tuesday morning, videos captured the moment a makeshift bomb was thrown at the Portland federal courthouse during another night of violent protest. A Trump-loving, 69-year-old woman soon stepped...
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Iran says it has arrested head of US-based 'terrorist group'

Al Jazeera English - 1 Aug 2020 14:56
Officials say Jamshid Sharmahd of the Kingdom Assembly of Iran planned the deadly 2008 bombing of a mosque in Shiraz.
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Trump said he could use emergency economic powers or an executive order to enforce the action, insisting, "I have that authority"
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More than two million vulnerable people can now leave their home for the first time since lockdown began.
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