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US Couple Wins $2 Million After Accidentally Buying Duplicate Lottery Tickets
A couple from Maryland unexpectedly won $2 million in the lottery after accidentally purchasing duplicate tickets.
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Second US Submarine Makes Port In South Korea Amid North Korea Tensions
A U.S. nuclear-powered submarine arrived in South Korea on Monday, only days after the first U.S. nuclear armed submarine made port in the country in four decades, as the two allies seek to boost American strategic assets to deter North Korea.
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3 Dead In Mass Shooting 50 km From US Capitol Hill, Suspect In Custody
A mass shooting at a private residence in Annapolis, Maryland left at least three people dead and three others injured on Sunday, Fox News reported.
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John McCain Laid To Rest After A Week Of Bipartisan Tribute
A nearly weeklong celebration of the life of US senator John McCain -- war hero, maverick, two-time presidential candidate and outspoken critic of Donald Trump -- came to a solemn and subdued end on Sunday as he was laid to rest at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.
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US Newsroom Shooting Suspect Wanted To "Kill As Many As Possible"
The 38-year-old gunman who carried out a deadly assault on a newspaper office in Annapolis had barricaded a back door in a bid to "kill as many" as he could," authorities said Friday, confirming he first made threats against the paper years ago.
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Man Who Opened Fire At US Newspaper Office Charged With Murder
A Maryland man was charged with multiple counts of murder on Friday, a day after police say he rampaged through a newsroom in Annapolis with a shotgun and killed five people in one of the deadliest attacks on journalists in US history.
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Amid Horror In Its Newsroom, Newspaper's Voice Rang Out
When a gunman burst through the door of the Capital Gazette newspaper just outside Annapolis, Maryland, on Thursday, employees who could do so fled for their lives. Five didn't make it, and more than 20 were wounded by gunfire.
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Maryland Newspaper Shooting Updates: "Gunman Shot Through Glass Door On Staffers", Says Witness
A man armed with a shotgun and smoke grenades burst into a newspaper office in the US city of Annapolis on Thursday, killing five people in what police described as a "targeted attack." Officials said the shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper was carried out by a white adult male resident of Maryland state who was being questioned in custody.
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After Shooting, US Reporters Work To 'Put Out Paper Tomorrow'
In the shade of a car park in Maryland's capital Annapolis, three journalists from the Capital Gazette typed grimly away -- still without news of colleagues killed or injured when a gunman stormed the publication earlier Thursday.
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Man With "Vendetta" Fires At Newspaper Office In US. 5 Dead
A man with a vendetta against an Annapolis, Maryland, newspaper fired a long gun through the newsroom's glass doors and at its employees, killing five and injuring two others Thursday in a targeted shooting, according to police.
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US Newsroom Shooting Was 'Targeted Attack': Police
A shooting at a newsroom in the US city of Annapolis that left five dead Thursday was described by police as a "targeted attack" that came after the organization received threats over social media.
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Newsroom Shooting 'A Violent Attack On Innocent Journalists': Trump Spokeswoman
President Donald Trump's press secretary on Thursday described the killing of five people at a newsroom in Annapolis as an attack on "innocent journalists."
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US Newspaper Shooting Suspect Is White Adult Male: Police
The person suspected of killing at least five people at a newspaper in the US state of Maryland is a white adult male, a police spokesman said.
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5 Dead, Gunman In Custody After Newsroom Shooting In US' Maryland
Police have confirmed five people are dead and a gunman is in custody after a shooting in the Capital Gazette building in Maryland's state capital.
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5 Dead In Newsroom Shooting In US' Maryland, Suspect Arrested
Five people have been confirmed killed in a shooting at the offices of the Capital Gazette, a daily newspaper published in Annapolis, a historic city an hour east of Washington.
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US Couple Wins $2 Million After Accidentally Buying Duplicate Lottery Tickets
A couple from Maryland unexpectedly won $2 million in the lottery after accidentally purchasing duplicate tickets.
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Second US Submarine Makes Port In South Korea Amid North Korea Tensions
A U.S. nuclear-powered submarine arrived in South Korea on Monday, only days after the first U.S. nuclear armed submarine made port in the country in four decades, as the two allies seek to boost American strategic assets to deter North Korea.
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3 Dead In Mass Shooting 50 km From US Capitol Hill, Suspect In Custody
A mass shooting at a private residence in Annapolis, Maryland left at least three people dead and three others injured on Sunday, Fox News reported.
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John McCain Laid To Rest After A Week Of Bipartisan Tribute
A nearly weeklong celebration of the life of US senator John McCain -- war hero, maverick, two-time presidential candidate and outspoken critic of Donald Trump -- came to a solemn and subdued end on Sunday as he was laid to rest at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.
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US Newsroom Shooting Suspect Wanted To "Kill As Many As Possible"
The 38-year-old gunman who carried out a deadly assault on a newspaper office in Annapolis had barricaded a back door in a bid to "kill as many" as he could," authorities said Friday, confirming he first made threats against the paper years ago.
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Man Who Opened Fire At US Newspaper Office Charged With Murder
A Maryland man was charged with multiple counts of murder on Friday, a day after police say he rampaged through a newsroom in Annapolis with a shotgun and killed five people in one of the deadliest attacks on journalists in US history.
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Amid Horror In Its Newsroom, Newspaper's Voice Rang Out
When a gunman burst through the door of the Capital Gazette newspaper just outside Annapolis, Maryland, on Thursday, employees who could do so fled for their lives. Five didn't make it, and more than 20 were wounded by gunfire.
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Maryland Newspaper Shooting Updates: "Gunman Shot Through Glass Door On Staffers", Says Witness
A man armed with a shotgun and smoke grenades burst into a newspaper office in the US city of Annapolis on Thursday, killing five people in what police described as a "targeted attack." Officials said the shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper was carried out by a white adult male resident of Maryland state who was being questioned in custody.
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After Shooting, US Reporters Work To 'Put Out Paper Tomorrow'
In the shade of a car park in Maryland's capital Annapolis, three journalists from the Capital Gazette typed grimly away -- still without news of colleagues killed or injured when a gunman stormed the publication earlier Thursday.
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Man With "Vendetta" Fires At Newspaper Office In US. 5 Dead
A man with a vendetta against an Annapolis, Maryland, newspaper fired a long gun through the newsroom's glass doors and at its employees, killing five and injuring two others Thursday in a targeted shooting, according to police.
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US Newsroom Shooting Was 'Targeted Attack': Police
A shooting at a newsroom in the US city of Annapolis that left five dead Thursday was described by police as a "targeted attack" that came after the organization received threats over social media.
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Newsroom Shooting 'A Violent Attack On Innocent Journalists': Trump Spokeswoman
President Donald Trump's press secretary on Thursday described the killing of five people at a newsroom in Annapolis as an attack on "innocent journalists."
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US Newspaper Shooting Suspect Is White Adult Male: Police
The person suspected of killing at least five people at a newspaper in the US state of Maryland is a white adult male, a police spokesman said.
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5 Dead, Gunman In Custody After Newsroom Shooting In US' Maryland
Police have confirmed five people are dead and a gunman is in custody after a shooting in the Capital Gazette building in Maryland's state capital.
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5 Dead In Newsroom Shooting In US' Maryland, Suspect Arrested
Five people have been confirmed killed in a shooting at the offices of the Capital Gazette, a daily newspaper published in Annapolis, a historic city an hour east of Washington.
