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Location American Headline News for 16 June 2021
House approves Congressional Gold Medals for Jan. 6 police officers. 21 Republicans voted no. House approves Congressional Gold Medals for Jan. 6 police officers. 21 Republicans voted no.
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House Dem drops Greene censure resolution after Holocaust Museum visit The censure resolution against Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has been dropped after she issued an apology on June 14, 2021 for comparing mask and vaccine mandates to Anti-Jewish laws.
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Report: Trump Organization CFO could face charges as soon as this summer Report: Trump Organization CFO could face charges as soon as this summer
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White House encourages July 4 celebrations, except at Mount Rushmore South Dakota Republican Gov. Kristi Noem slammed the Biden administration following an Independence Day statement encouraging a "summer of freedom" while a request for a Mount Rushmore firework display was declined.
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7-year-old boy mauled to death by dogs in South Carolina The Marion County Sheriff's Office said on Tuesday it seized five dogs and a puppy from a nearby property as part of its investigation into the death of 7-year-old Shamar Jackson.
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Soldiers tried to smuggle 2 people from Mexico into Texas: US attorney A Fort Hood soldier and Pennsylvania National Guardsman were busted for trying to sneak two Mexican citizens over the Texas border in the trunk of a car, officials said.
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Murdered South Carolina man reportedly had other brushes with the law Paul Murdaugh, who was found murdered with his mother, reportedly had other brushes with the law in addition to being charged in a 2019 drunken boat crash that killed a young woman.
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They are the first such raids since a shaky cease-fire ended the war with Hamas last month
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On the eve of the Biden-Putin summit in Geneva, Navalny's chief of staff is in Washington talking to American officials on confronting Vladimir Putin.      
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Ex-Shake Shack Manager Sues N.Y.P.D. Unions Over Bogus Poison Claim As tensions between protesters and the police grew last year, three officers said they'd been attacked with tainted milkshakes. They hadn't.
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Connecticut schools that use Native American mascots could lose casino revenue If Connecticut schools continue to use Native Americans nicknames, they could be cut off from getting money from the Mashantucket Pequot/Mohegan Fund.
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GirlsDoPorn schemer and actor sentenced to 20 years for sex trafficking Ruben Garcia, 31, pleaded guilty in December 2020 to the sex trafficking scheme.
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Florida congressional candidate accuses rivals of plotting to kill her Anna Paulina Luna obtained a temporary restraining order Friday against fellow Republican William Braddock -- who she claimed was plotting to murder her.
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3 Honolulu cops charged in killing of 16-year-old Iremamber Sykap Three Honolulu police officers have been charged in the April 5 shooting of Iremamber Skyap.
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Simone Biles' brother confronted by victim's mother after murder acquittal The brother of Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles was acquitted of murder and other charges on June 15 -- then confronted by the mother of one of the victims who accused him of "killing" her son.
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5 Police Officers Are Fired After a Man in Custody Hangs Himself Three of the officers in Savannah, Ga., mocked the death of William Harvey in a group text message exchange, in which an inappropriate GIF was shared, officials said.
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Colombia car bomb at military base injures at least 36 A car bomb targeting soldiers exploded at a Colombian military base Tuesday, injuring at least 36 people, according to officials.
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Kim warns of 'tense' food situation, longer COVID lockdown North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has warned about possible food shortages and called for his people to brace for extended COVID-19 restrictions
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NJ native who confessed to cross-country killing spree charged with fifth murder A New Jersey native has been charged with a fifth murder, after previously confessing to a cross-country killing spree that left four people dead.
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Angry mob beats man to death for allegedly hitting pregnant girlfriend: report The angry group found out Fred Valdamar Ortiz had allegedly given his girlfriend a black eye and then found him behind a grocery store. One suspect hit Ortiz with a car.
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Federal judge blocks Biden moratorium on new oil, gas leases Louisiana federal judgeTerry Doughty issued an order lifting President Biden's moratorium on new oil and gas leases on federal land on June 15, ruling that the White House did not give any "rational explanation" for enfo...
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'Millennial Bonnie and Clyde' arrested for murder in Hungary after months-long manhunt Yun "Lucy" Lu Li and Oliver Karafa allegedly fled to eastern Europe after a February shooting that left a man dead and a pregnant woman seriously injured.
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