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First lady Melania Trump has broken her silence on the Capitol insurrection incited by her husband in a letter posted on the White House website early Monday morning in which she lashes out at her critics and then condem...
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A huge sinkhole, 66 feet deep and 21,500 square feet, opens in parking lot of Italian hospital, disrupting COVID-19 care An Italian hospital remained on backup power Sunday, two days after a massive sinkhole opened in the parking lot and disrupted COVID-19 treatment.       
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'Broken and defeated': UK university students on the impact of Covid rules Five students share their feelings of anxiety, frustration and isolation as second term looms Coronavirus - latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage With much of the focus in recent weeks on schools, UK university...
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25 people being probed for terrorism over Capitol siege, congressman says At least 25 people are being investigated for terrorism in connection to last week's riot at the Captiol, a congressman said Sunday. The revelation was disclosed by Colorado Rep. Jason Crow, citing the Secretary of the A...
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Six gorilla rangers killed in ambush at DR Congo's Virunga national park Previous attacks against rangers blamed on militias fighting to control land and natural resources Armed men have killed at least six rangers and wounded several others in an ambush in eastern Democratic Republic of Cong...
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Politics updates: FBI, NYPD warned Capitol Police about extremist threat before protest, reports say Extremists openly planned to engage in violence before the attack, leading some officials to question why law enforcement was not better prepared.       
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Army probing officer Emily Rainey who led group to deadly DC riots An Army psychological warfare officer is being investigated for busing people more than 300 miles to attend the Trump rally that turned into deadly riots at the Capitol, Army officials have confirmed. Capt. Emily Rainey,...
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FBI Arrests 2 Men Seen With Zip Tie Restraints During U.S. Capitol Riot Investigators said one man appeared to be holding "a white flex cuff, which is used by law enforcement to restrain and/or detain subjects."
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Teenager Killed After Hand Grenade Bought at an Antique Mall Explodes Officials said that more of the World War II-era grenades, which had been thought to be inactive, may have been sold this summer at an antiques mall in North Carolina.
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Mom posted heartbreaking message before Indonesian plane crashed into sea A young mother aboard the doomed Indonesian airliner that plunged into the sea off Jakarta with 62 people aboard posted a heartbreaking message before the tragedy, according to reports. Ratih Windania posted an Instagram...
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Six inmates escape California jail using homemade rope

NY Daily News - 11 Jan 2021 01:21
Six inmates escape California jail using homemade rope Officials in California announced Sunday that six inmates had escaped a jail after accessing the roof and climbing down with a homemade rope.
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'Soho Karen' arrives in LA, still claims Keyon Harrold Jr. stole her iPhone “Soho Karen” Miya Ponsetto arrived back home in California with a drink in hand — and still blaming a black teen for stealing her misplaced iPhone. The 22-year-old with a history of DUI arrests was sipping from a s...
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Indonesian airliner's pilots reportedly did not declare emergency before crash National Transportation Safety Committee investigator Nurcahyo Utomo said recordings of conversations between the crew of the Sriwijaya Air flight bound for Pontianak and air traffic control were routine.
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In 1st sermon since Senate win, Warnock says U.S. can't change until it faces the 'sickness of our situation' In his first sermon since winning his Senate race on Tuesday, Rev. Raphael Warnock told worshipers at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta that he wanted to talk to them about "God's victory over violence." On...
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'He has the experience and skill': Biden picks former career diplomat William Burns for CIA director Burns, a career diplomat, will inherit the agency as cybersecurity and foreign policy become top priorities for the administration.       
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Capitol Police officer being hailed as a hero for drawing angry mob away from Senate floor Officer Eugene Goodman drew an angry mob away from the entrance to the Senate floor as rioters smashed their way into the US Capitol on Wednesday.       
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2 arrested for allegedly stealing vets' remains, using them in 'religious practices' Two men have been arrested after stealing remains of military veterans from a cemetery in Florida that they subsequently used for "religious practices."
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In blow to Trump, golf's PGA strips major championship from Trump-owned course Donald Trump learned Sunday that he has lost one of his most valued relationships: his partnership with the Professional Golfers' Association.
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Lisa Montgomery is the only woman on federal death row. She was convicted of the 2004 kidnap and murder of Bobbie Jo Stinnet, who was eight-months pregnant at the time. Thirteen years after Montgomery was sentenced the d...
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Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan suspends bid for another term but doesn't bow out Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan announced Monday morning that he is suspending his bid for another term leading the chamber, hours after falling nine votes short of the 60 he needs to be elected.
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Pope Francis formally allows women to read at Mass -- but says they still can't be priests Pope Francis changed church law Monday to formally allow women to perform more duties at Mass, including reading the Gospel on the altar, but made it clear that they still cannot serve as priests.
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NYC small landlords say new eviction moratorium gives tenants excuse to skip rent The newest New York state anti-eviction laws brought much needed relief to tenants shell-shocked by financial hardships wrought by COVID, but some mom-and-pop landlords worry those measures may ultimately leave them hold...
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