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ISIS Fighters Kill U.S. Navy SEAL In Iraq
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Eyeing an Indiana victory, Trump says, 'It's over'
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal/Marist opinion poll showed Trump with a wide lead in Indiana
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The 2016 White House Correspondents’ Dinner, red carpet and parties
President Barack Obama, left, and Carol Lee, right, of The Wall Street Journal, listen to the National Anthem at the annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner at the Washington Hilton in Washington, Saturday, April 30, 2016.
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San Bernardino Shooter’s Brother Arrested
Federal agents arrested three people, including the older brother of San Bernardino gunman Syed Rizwan Farook, on c-harges of marriage fraud, conspiracy and lying to federal investigators on Thursday morning, according to a criminal complaint.
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FBI decides provisionally not to share iPhone unlock: sources
The FBI has provisionally decided not to share an iPhone unlocking mechanism used by a contractor to open the phone of one of the San Bernardino shooters because the agency does not own the mechanism
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Carson: Polls Showing Hillary Beating Trump Are 'Bunch of Garbage'
Ben Carson said on Outnumbered today that the head-to-head polls showing Hillary Clinton far ahead of Donald Trump are "a bunch of garbage.
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9/11 memorial: Security guard shouldn't have silenced choir
fficials at the Sept. 11 memorial said Monday that one of their security guards shouldn't have stopped a North Carolina middle school choir f-rom singing the national anthem on the memorial plaza.
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'Wrong' bathroom user may sue
The pep rally was underway as a South Carolina high school student headed to the bathroom.
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Bernie Sanders admits he’s unlikely to flip superdelegates
Bernie Sanders conceded at an MSNBC town hall on Monday that he faces narrow odds in convincing super delegates to switch their allegiances f-rom the Democratic presidential front-runner, and instead hand him the nomination.
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Virginia McLaurin Danced With The Obamas, But She Can’t Get Photo ID
She’s been seen online 66 million times, but the D.C. government still won’t let her get a new license.
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$6 Million Is The Going Rate For Killing Unarmed Black People
The terms of Cleveland’s settlement with Tamir Rice’s family are numbingly familiar.
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Exclusive: Women, young more open on transgender issue in U.S. - Reuters/Ipsos poll
Transgender Americans may find greater acceptance in the future, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll that shows young adults and women more open to people using public bathrooms matching their gender identity.
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Student dies after fight at Delaware high school
A 16-year-old girl died Thursday after fighting with other girls in a bathroom at Howard High School of Technology in Wilmington, Delaware, authorities said.
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Appeals Court Sides With Trans Student Denied Access To High School Boys Bathroom
The court adopted the Obama administration’s position that federal law prohibits discrimination against transgender students.
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Houston floods: Disaster zone declared after 'historic' rainfall
Flash flooding and more rain is possible in Houston, a day after record rainfall killed five people.
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Elizabeth Warren, comic book hero? Senator is latest to star
Her parents didn't hail f-rom the planet Krypton, and she was never bitten by a radioactive spider, but that hasn't stopped Elizabeth Warren f-rom starring as a comic book hero.
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MITT ROMNEY: Trump will win the nomination if Cruz and Kasich stay in the race
Mitt Romney suggested on Monday that Manhattan billionaire Donald Trump would secure the GOP nomination if Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Ohio Gov. John Kasich stay in the race until the July convention.
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Mitt Romney: Trump will win the nomination if Cruz and Kasich stay in the race
Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee if both Ted Cruz and John Kasich stay in the presidential race, Mitt Romney warned on Monday.
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Supreme Court asks whether Obama overreached with immigration program
The Supreme Court’s conservatives, led by Chief Justice John Roberts, seemed skeptical Monday of Obama’s sweeping immigration executive actions that would shield 4.5 million unauthorized immigrants f-rom deportation and make them eligible for work permits.
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9 Guantanamo Prisoners Sent To Saudi Arabia Amid Obama’s Push To Close Prison
The transfer was the largest group removed f-rom Guantanamo in Obama’s effort to close the prison.
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