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Nipsey Hussle: Who killed the rapper in LA?
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Life and struggle after YouTube fame
His channel was among the top 20 most subscribed in the early years of the site.
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'How do we rebuild trust?' A year after admissions scandal, presidents say college must change
Six leaders of elite colleges tell USA TODAY the Varsity Blues scandal caused them to question the fairness of college admissions.
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Hillsong: A church with rock concerts and 2m followers
As Christian churches throughout the US face widespread decline, one church is bucking the trend. But is Hillsong a triumph of marketing or faith?
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In 1994, the Los Angeles region was rocked by a massive 6.7 earthquake that crumbled freeways and left the city in panic.
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We may never resolve our conflicted feelings about Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson died on June 25, 2009, at his home in Los Angeles of a drug overdose administered by his doctor.
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Donald Trump accused of sexually assaulting writer E Jean Carroll
Carroll alleges that Trump assaulted her in a dressing room at Bergdorf Goodman in 1995 or 1996, potentially raping her
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How 'A Star Is Born' Affected Both Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga's Relationships
On Monday, Cooper was snapped enjoying a guys' night out at the Sunset Tower lounge in West Hollywood.
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Mexico crisis shows the limits of Trump's brinkmanship
The president's negotiating style has settled into a familiar — and increasingly ineffective — pattern.
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How a boy band from South Korea became the biggest in the world
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Impeachment 101: Here's how it would work (if it actually happened)
That leaves Democrats still at odds over how to deal with Trump.
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John Bolton’s dangerous 'obsession' with Iran
As the US announced plans on Friday to send 1,500 more troops to the Middle East amid hostiliites with Iran, analysts say the ultra-hawkish National Security Adviser John Bolton has driven much of the escalation in tensions between the two countries.
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