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'They Helped Kill My Child': Her Daughter's Body Found In Hotel Freezer
Authorities in suburban Chicago are investigating a young woman's mysterious death over the weekend, a case that's gained national attention as her mother angrily suggested there was foul play and accused police and others of failing to act fast enough upon learning of the disappearance.
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'We Only Kill Black People,' A Cop Told A Woman - On Camera. Now He'll Lose His Job.
The Georgia police officer who was captured on camera telling a woman during a traffic stop that law enforcement personnel "only kill black people" says he'll retire amid the backlash.
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A 66-Million-Year-Old Skull Could Unlock Secrets About Triceratops
There's more excitement than usual at Marco's Pizza in Thornton, Colorado, since news spread Tuesday that a rare dinosaur fossil was unearthed at a construction site up the street.
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Video Shows Cheerleaders Forced To Do Splits Until They Screamed
School officials in Denver have fired a cheerleading coach amid controversy over disturbing videos of teenage girls wailing in pain while apparently being forced to perform leg splits.
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Disturbing Video Shows High School Cheerleaders Screaming As They're Forced To Do Splits
Five high school officials in Denver were put on administrative leave this week amid a police investigation into several disturbing videos of teenage cheerleaders wailing in pain while apparently being forced to perform leg splits.
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In New NASA Video, Hurricane Looks Like It's About To Swallow All Of Texas
A brief-but-haunting video released by NASA on Thursday night shows Hurricane Harvey's powerful churn toward central Texas, where the slow-moving storm is expected to throttle coastal communities with high winds and up to 25 inches of rain.
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Elon Musk Offers Sneak Peek of SpaceX Spacesuit on Instagram
Musk offered few details in his sneak-peek Instagram post, but added, "More in the days to follow."
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The Survival Of A Mars Mission Could Depend On Astronaut Urine
NASA is funding new research to determine whether human urine and the carbon dioxide people exhale can be used to produce nutritional supplements, plastic parts and hand tools to help astronauts survive and thrive during prospective missions to Mars.
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NASA Is Hiring A 'Planetary Protection Officer' To Guard Us Against Alien Life - And Vice Versa
There's a vacancy at NASA, and it may have one of the greatest job titles ever conceived: planetary protection officer.
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An Iranian Ship Did Not Heed The US Navy's Warning. Then Shots Were Fired
A U.S. Navy patrol boat fired a warning shot at an Iranian military ship Tuesday as it made an alarmingly fast and close approach in the Persian Gulf, marking the latest aggressive encounter between the two adversaries.
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'They Helped Kill My Child': Her Daughter's Body Found In Hotel Freezer
Authorities in suburban Chicago are investigating a young woman's mysterious death over the weekend, a case that's gained national attention as her mother angrily suggested there was foul play and accused police and others of failing to act fast enough upon learning of the disappearance.
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'We Only Kill Black People,' A Cop Told A Woman - On Camera. Now He'll Lose His Job.
The Georgia police officer who was captured on camera telling a woman during a traffic stop that law enforcement personnel "only kill black people" says he'll retire amid the backlash.
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A 66-Million-Year-Old Skull Could Unlock Secrets About Triceratops
There's more excitement than usual at Marco's Pizza in Thornton, Colorado, since news spread Tuesday that a rare dinosaur fossil was unearthed at a construction site up the street.
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Video Shows Cheerleaders Forced To Do Splits Until They Screamed
School officials in Denver have fired a cheerleading coach amid controversy over disturbing videos of teenage girls wailing in pain while apparently being forced to perform leg splits.
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Disturbing Video Shows High School Cheerleaders Screaming As They're Forced To Do Splits
Five high school officials in Denver were put on administrative leave this week amid a police investigation into several disturbing videos of teenage cheerleaders wailing in pain while apparently being forced to perform leg splits.
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In New NASA Video, Hurricane Looks Like It's About To Swallow All Of Texas
A brief-but-haunting video released by NASA on Thursday night shows Hurricane Harvey's powerful churn toward central Texas, where the slow-moving storm is expected to throttle coastal communities with high winds and up to 25 inches of rain.
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Elon Musk Offers Sneak Peek of SpaceX Spacesuit on Instagram
Musk offered few details in his sneak-peek Instagram post, but added, "More in the days to follow."
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The Survival Of A Mars Mission Could Depend On Astronaut Urine
NASA is funding new research to determine whether human urine and the carbon dioxide people exhale can be used to produce nutritional supplements, plastic parts and hand tools to help astronauts survive and thrive during prospective missions to Mars.
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NASA Is Hiring A 'Planetary Protection Officer' To Guard Us Against Alien Life - And Vice Versa
There's a vacancy at NASA, and it may have one of the greatest job titles ever conceived: planetary protection officer.
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An Iranian Ship Did Not Heed The US Navy's Warning. Then Shots Were Fired
A U.S. Navy patrol boat fired a warning shot at an Iranian military ship Tuesday as it made an alarmingly fast and close approach in the Persian Gulf, marking the latest aggressive encounter between the two adversaries.
