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Woman killed, 6 others hurt in San Diego pool shooting; gunman dead
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14 dead in system of Midwest storms, tornadoes that isn't done yet
Deadly tornadoes swept through east Texas, flipping cars like toys at a dealership in the Canton area. USA TODAY
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Knife-wielding student slashes 4 at University of Texas, kills 1
Another student, Ray Arredondo, said he was walking to his car when a mass of students near the gym started running.
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Police Chief Changes Account Of Jordan Edwards Shooting After Seeing Video
Police body cam footage contradicts the information he was originally provided, Chief Jonathan Haber says.
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US successfully launches second Minuteman III ballistic missile in 7 days (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
An unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) has been launched from a US Air Force base in California just seven days after the first launch.
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FBI's James Comey: concealing Clinton emails would have been 'catastrophic'
FBI director said he had choice to ‘speak or conceal’ about email discovery
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Republicans Are Rushing To Pass Their Health Care Bill Before You Find Out What’s In It
The American Health Care Act doesn’t do what the GOP says it does. They’re counting on you not to notice.
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House Obamacare repeal bill faces long odds in the Senate
Factions of both moderate and conservative GOP senators are deeply skeptical of the bill for entirely different reasons
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Health care vote puts pressure on dozens of vulnerable GOP reps
House Republicans have passed legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Obamacare vs Republican plan compared
Republican politicians have campaigned on repealing President Barack Obama's healthcare reforms pretty much since they were enacted in 2010.
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Obamacare is 'dead' says Trump after healthcare victory
President Donald Trump has declared Obamacare "dead" after the Republican healthcare bill was narrowly passed by the lower chamber of Congress.
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White House slams Sally Yates as ‘a political opponent’
n her opening statement to the Senate subcommittee, Yates noted that she worked “through five Republican and Democratic administrations.”
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Sessions enacts harsher sentences for drug crimes
The number of sentenced prisoners in federal custody fell by 5 percent, or 7,981 inmates, between 2009 and 2015, a Pew Research Center study showed.
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Report: President Trump told classified info to Russian officials
Some lawmakers had expressed concern about the fact that Russian media was allowed into the meeting and took pictures of Trump, Lavrov, and Kislyak.
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White House refutes 'false' report Trump shared classified info with Russians
I was in the room. It didn’t happen
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Murdered DNC staffer Seth Rich contacted WikiLeaks before his death, investigator claims
NEARLY a year after the unexplained killing of a Democrat staffer, an investigator claims he’s uncovered key information.
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Republican health bill to leave 23m uninsured
Some 23 million people would lose health insurance over the next decade under the revised Republican healthcare plan, says a non-partisan agency.
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Appeals court upholds block on Trump's travel ban; administration to appeal to Supreme Court
A federal appeals court upheld Thursday a lower court's temporary block of key provisions of President Donald Trump's revised executive order banning travel from some Middle East and African countries.
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Putin a ‘greater threat than ISIS’, John McCain tells 7.30
SENATOR John McCain thinks Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose government interfered in the 2016 presidential election, is more of a threat to America than Islamic State terrorists.
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Mass shooting at Orlando industrial park leaves ‘multiple fatalities’
A SHOOTING at a business headquarters in Orlando, Florida has left five people dead, including the gunman, US media reports.
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