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'We have never seen this': 10% of Oregon faces evacuation; death toll at 26 from Western wildfires More than 500,000 people in Oregon are under evacuation orders as wildfires continued to race through more than a dozen Western states Friday.       
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19 dead as West Coast wildfires rage and cause world's worst air quality The death toll from the West Coast wildfires has climbed to at least 19.
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Mary Trump Delivers A Stark Warning About 4 More Years Of Her 'Weak' Uncle "He's never going to get better," Donald Trump's niece told MSNBC's Ari Melber.
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More than 25 apes trafficked from Congo recovered in Zimbabwe Large seizure of pangolin scales also carried out, government says, as four suspects are arrested At least 26 great apes illegally removed from the Democratic Republic of the Congo have been seized in Zimbabwe, where fou...
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White molds wearing disposable gloves whizz by on a conveyor belt in a promotional video for the world's biggest glove maker, Top Glove.
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Ted Cruz joins bipartisan group of lawmakers condemning Netflix film 'Cuties' Sen. Ted Cruz on Saturday joined a growing chorus of Washington lawmakers calling for a Department of Justice investigation of Netflix over airing the new film “Cuties.” “The video streaming service and content-pro...
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CEO Jeffrey Previte apologizes after he's caught abusing puppy, but may face charges The Los Angeles CEO who was caught on video roughing up his 4-month-old puppy has apologized and given up the pooch, but still could be in hot water with the law. Jeffrey Previte, the 46-year-old head of a California env...
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Syrian asylum seekers return to Calais nine days after UK flew them to Spain Group of 11 men who were 'left in the street' in Madrid after being deported are now waiting to cross Channel again Eleven Syrian asylum seekers who were removed from the UK on a charter flight to Spain nine days ago and...
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Rite Aid worker fired after asking raging customer to leave for not wearing mask "I was fired for defending myself. They're punishing me for defending myself. I think it's unfair how they handled it."
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DNA testing led to the arrest of man in the 35-year-old killing of a girl in Rochester, New York, police and prosecutors said in an emotional press conference on Friday.
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At least 50 miners died after flooding at an unregulated gold mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a local official said, adding to the deadly tally of recent accidents at illegal and small-scale mines around the de...
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Trump Onslaught Against Biden Falls Short of a Breakthrough

The New York Times - 12 Sep 2020 14:47
Trump Onslaught Against Biden Falls Short of a Breakthrough President Trump has leveled scathing law-and-order attacks on Joseph Biden for weeks. But a new poll shows Mr. Biden ahead in three states Mr. Trump hopes to pick up, and maintaining a lead in Wisconsin.
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At Khartoum International Airport, a Qatari military plane has just delivered essential supplies.
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Osama bin Laden's niece pens 9/11 statement: 'I, for one, will never forget' Noor bin Ladin, the niece of Osama Bin Laden, penned a letter of support to the United States Friday for the 19th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks. “For the past nineteen years, not a day has gone by since th...
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Iran executes wrestler despite plea from Trump to spare his life Iran says they have executed a wrestler accused of killing a security guard during anti-government protests two years ago, proceeding with the sentence despite international outcry and pleas from President Trump and UFC ...
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Counter-terrorism police arrest a man after a suspicious package was posted to a London property.
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French police use teargas at gilets jaunes protest in Paris Movement returned to capital after being dampened by coronavirus outbreak French authorities deployed a heavy police presence in Paris and used teargas as the gilets jaunes (yellow vests) movement returned to the capital...
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Democrats accounted for more than half of the over 750,000 absentee ballots requested so far, according to the state.
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Afghan peace talks with Taliban begin in Doha with rocky path ahead Nineteen years after 9/11, securing a ceasefire, and safeguarding rights of women and minorities are key challenges Talks between the Afghan government and Taliban insurgents start in Qatar's capital of Doha on Saturday ...
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Venezuela claims it arrested 'CIA spy' near oil refinery Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is claiming that his regime has captured a US spy with a cache of weapons and a large sum of money near two of his country’s oil refineries. Maduro, who did not identify the alleged ...
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Arrest in 'no body' murder investigation after 17-year-old girl went missing A man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 17-year-old girl who went missing seven weeks ago.
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Wildfires race across the West: Cooler weather may aid fight; officials prep for 'mass' fatalities As fires burn across thousands of miles in Oregon, California and other western states, officials hope cooler weather will help calm down the blazes.       
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