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More than 800 unaccompanied kids stopped at southern border in single day US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) stopped a whopping 834 unaccompanied minors at the US-Mexico border Wednesday.
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Ex-cop Amber Guyger's murder conviction upheld by appeals court in Botham Jean killing Guyger murdered Botham Jean on Sept. 6, 2018.
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Mom's corpse kept wrapped in newspapers by daughter who collected her Social Security: cops The home where the mummified body was found was also littered with buckets and jogs full of human waste
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Racism, policing and austerity: have lessons been learned since England's 2011 riots? This week marks a decade since the riots that swept across England in August 2011. But has enough changed to prevent similar unrest happening again? The killing of Mark Duggan, a 29-year-old mixed-race man, by police off...
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2 North Carolina men charged in murder of Pennsylvania woman visiting Miami Beach on spring break Two North Carolina men who have already been charged with the rape of a 24-year-old Pennsylvania woman who overdosed and died while visiting Miami Beach have now been charged with first-degree murder.
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As the virus surged in my township, my community--like many others across the country--took the COVID-19 response into its own hands, writes Vahpual, a journalist in Chin state.
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Drunk driver who tested 9 times the legal limit, which is believed to be a record, will spend more than a year in prison The 28-year-old's driving privileges were permanently revoked
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'Tiger King' 'hitman' busted for DUI in South Carolina Handyman Allen Glover was stopped in Beaufort County.
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Australian Chris Quealy will be allowed to travel to wed Penny Steven in England, after 18 months apart.
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'New wave of volatility': Covid stirs up grievances in Latin America A new series on Covid's global political impact starts by looking at how the pandemic has fuelled turbulence in Latin America and the Caribbean For Filipe da Silva, hitting the streets was about staying alive. "Unfortuna...
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Downing Street refuses to apologise for Boris Johnson coalmines joke Spokesman says prime minister 'recognises pain' of closures after remark provokes outrage Downing Street has declined to apologise for Boris Johnson joking about the Conservative government's closing of the coalmines but...
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Ahead of Sept. 11 anniversary, Congress scrambles to fully fund World Trade Center Health Program According to estimates provided to the News, the program was looking at a funding shortfall of roughly $2.8 billion within the next five years.
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Pride in London cancelled due to Covid compliance challenges Organisers say the parade can not go ahead safely and 'no parade, no protest, means no Pride' Coronavirus - latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Pride celebrations will not go ahead in London as planned due to...
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Fears over lax US standards prompts bill on chemical safety of beauty products Senators re-introduce bill after study finds toxic 'forever chemicals' are ubiquitous in common self care products Earlier this summer, a new study found that more than half of 231 cosmetic products tested in the US and ...
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The Doctors Without Borders hospital will open in Kunduz, close to Taliban lines, and staff fear it could be targeted again.
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Women ride bicycle at theme park in China suspended almost 1,000 feet off the ground If thrill is your thing, head over to the Wansheng Ordovician Theme Park in China to ride a bicycle suspended 1,000 feet above ground.      
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Talks between the union representing about 9,000 employees at the Canada Border Services Agency and the Canadian government failed to produce a new agreement before a Friday morning deadline.
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Security contractor reportedly says plan was to arrest Haitian president A Miami-based security contractor suspected of training mercenaries in the assassination plot of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, claimed he was working with an ex-judge to help arrest the leader.
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Jailed former South African president Jacob Zuma has been admitted to an outside hospital for medical observation, the country's Department of Correctional Services (DCS) said Friday in a statement.
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United Airlines to require COVID vaccinations for all US based employees United Airlines will require COVID-19 vaccinations for all U.S.-based employees.
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Ms Timanovskaya said she was forced to leave Tokyo after she complained about her coaches online.
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President Joe Biden announced an agreement Thursday that aims to push the US auto industry to sell more electric vehicles. The goals include a "shared aspiration" that 40% to 50% of vehicles sold in the US will be electr...
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