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Saudi Operatives Who Killed Khashoggi Received Paramilitary Training in U.S. The training, approved by the State Department, underscores the perils of military partnerships with repressive governments.
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Nearly 500 Secret Service agents assigned to the president and vice president tested positive for COVID 'It's impossible to overstate the risk the Trump administration put on Secret Service agents," Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington stated
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Kyoko Ishikawa is not your average Olympics enthusiast.
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Tory lessons on class, privilege and poverty | Letters The education report has sparked a culture war rather than addressing real problems, according to Labour members of the select committee Fleur Anderson, Aspana Begum, Kim Johnson and Ian Mearns. Plus letters from Prof Di...
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A bill in Connecticut makes calls from prison free for the inmates and their families, becoming the first state to do so.
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Cows escape slaughterhouse, take over California neighborhood At least 20 cows late Monday stampeded down a street in Pico Rivera.
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Twisted Toys campaign highlights dangers for children in digital playgrounds Campaign is producing satirical video ads and made-up product descriptions to bring awareness to dangers of digital playgrounds Parents, advocates and lawmakers would be outraged if Teddy bears tracked children's sleep p...
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Texas boy drowns while celebrating his 3rd birthday with family in Ohio A Texas toddler celebrating his third birthday died after drowning in a pond in Auglaize County, Ohio.
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153 Houston hospital workers fired or quit over COVID vax requirement More than 150 workers at a Houston hospital quit or were fired on Tuesday after being suspended for refusing to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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Man's throat slit, woman choked and 48 charged at 'Redneck Rave' in Kentucky The Redneck Rave" in Mammoth Cave turned into a crime-filled event, according to reports. There were multiple arrests and six different felony charges in the wild incident.
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Traffic deaths increased among Black people more than any other race during pandemic The fatalities increased the most during lockdown from March to December.
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Vanessa Bryant, families of Kobe crash victims reach settlement with helicopter company Vanessa Bryant and the families of the other victims killed in the 2020 Kobe Bryant crash have reached a settlement agreement with the helicopter company involved in the California disaster.
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Russia Says It Fired Warning Shots at a U.K. Warship Near Crimea Moscow said the Royal Navy destroyer was in its territorial waters. Britain said that no shots were aimed at the ship and that Russia had warned it was conducting a gunnery exercise.
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R. Kelly moved to New York, hires new lawyer as racketeering trial nears After two years in a federal jail in Chicago, indicted singer R. Kelly has been brought to New York in preparation for his racketeering trial that's scheduled to begin in Brooklyn later this summer.
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North Korea isn't Assessing the steps of how the DPRK has become socialist.
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Three siblings, ages 1, 3 and 6, get Pfizer vaccine in clinical trial Three siblings less than 7 years old from Louisiana have received their first dose of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine as part of the company's clinical trials for children, a report said Tuesday.
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Man admits to murder, sex abuse of 10-year-old Alaska girl Peter Vance Wilson pleaded guilty Monday to first-degree murder and sexual abuse of a minor in the death of Ashley Johnson Barr.
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Call to speed up Covid jabs as Delta variant spreads across Europe ECDC says too many vulnerable people not yet fully vaccinated, with Delta on course to make up 90% of cases Coronavirus - latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The EU's disease control agency has called for swi...
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Hundreds of birds dying from mystery illness across several states Scientists are befuddled.
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Pentagon chief supports removing chain of command from sexual assault cases Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced that he backs removing the prosecution of sexual assault and domestic violence cases from the military chain of command.
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Moscow sees hottest June day for 120 years with more to come Temperatures reach 34.7C in Russian capital as weather bureau blames climate change Moscow has sweltered through its hottest June day for 120 years after the temperature hit 34.7C with even hotter weather expected over t...
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UK education secretary mocked for One Britain, One Nation day song Gavin Williamson has praised campaign and encouraged all schools to take part For North Korea, it is a rousing anthem with a bold opening line: "Let morning shine on the silver and gold of our land." For Vladimir Putin, ...
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