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Teacher found dead in Bronx school bathroom from apparent overdose
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Woman who allegedly endured unwanted kiss from Donald Trump feels ‘forgotten’
AMID the epidemic of sexual misconduct allegations, the most powerful alleged perpetrator has still faced no consequences.
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The Silence Breakers
The people who have broken their silence on sexual assault and harassment span all races, all income classes, all occupations and virtually all corners of the globe. Their collective anger has spurred immediate and shocking results. For their influence on 2017, they are TIME’s Person of the Year
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Man attacks a cop and drags him by his leg. Video captures what happens next.
The Broward Sheriff's office released bodycam video which shows a Lauderdale Lakes man fighting with a Broward Sheriff’s deputy before a second deputy fatally shoots him. The suspect, Jean Pedro Pierre, died at Broward Health Medical Center on Wednesday night.
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San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee dies at 65: mayor's office
Edwin M. Lee, an affordable housing advocate and technocrat who became the first Asian-American to be elected as mayor of San Francisco, died early on Tuesday of undisclosed causes, his office said. He was 65.
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Keaton Jones Opens Up in First Interview Since Bullying Video Went Viral
The clip of a tearful Jones got the attention of Hollywood stars, celebrity singers and sports A-listers when he laid bare all the pain he's experienced as a result of the bullying.
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Charge upgraded against suspect in Charlottesville rally killing
Several days after the rally, President Donald Trump sparked a political firestorm when he said he believes "there is blame on both sides" for the incidents in Charlottesville.
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'Multiple' fatalities as Amtrak train derails, dangles over highway in Washington state
At least six people were killed and the death toll is expected to rise, the official said.
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Sarah Palin's oldest son charged with beating up his father
Sarah Palin attributed her son's actions in 2016 to his time serving overseas.
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After 60 years of friendship, they learned they're biological brothers
Walter Macfarlane was born in 1943 in Honolulu. Still reeling from the aftermath of the attack on Pearl Harbor, Honolulu in the early 1940's was a turbulent town, full of air raids, blackouts and scores of military personnel.
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Is humanity eating itself into an early grave?
Despite advancements in science and medicine working to prolong our lives, our lifestyles offset their effects. In the past infectious diseases caused millions of premature deaths, now an obesity pandemic threatens to do the same.
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2018: what lies ahead
HOLLYWOOD scandal, political turmoil and Aussie TV switcheroos. It looks like 2018 is already shaping up as a year to be reckoned with.
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Best Year Ever, or Worst? Goodbye 2017!
So long 2017, and don’t let the door hit you on the way out.
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2018 has arrived: Fireworks galore as southern hemisphere rings in new year (VIDEOS)
As the rest of the world prepares to party like it’s 1999 to ring in 2018, the New Year’s festivities have already kicked off in style across Asia and Australia.
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Brutal cold torments the US, and 'the worst is yet to come'
The Southeast will stay 10 to 15 degrees below average temperatures through the weekend, Ward said.
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No Mega Millions winning ticket; jackpot hits $418M
Another day, another huge lottery jackpot gets larger still.
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The part of aging that people don't talk about — and 5 ways to deal with it
24/7 Wall Street and Douglas McIntyre delve into the worst states in America for people aged 65 and older.
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US author Brittany Gibbons had sex every day for a year, and this is what it did for her
WHEN you’re in a relationship, sex can very easily wane. This is what happens when you commit to having sex every day for an entire year.
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Source: Trump to end protections for Salvadoran immigrants
The termination will come with an 18-month delay, as the Department of Homeland Security also recently did in ending other recent Temporary Protected Status for other countries.
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200,000 Salvadorans may be forced to leave U.S. as protected status ends
The Department of Homeland Security will not renew the Temporary Protected Status designation that has allowed the Salvadorans to remain in the United States since at least 2001, when their country was struck by a pair of devastating earthquakes, according to multiple people with knowledge of the plan.
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