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US Bridge Collapse: Process Of Clearing Tangled Wreckage Begins
The complex process of clearing the tangled wreckage of the Baltimore bridge that collapsed spectacularly this week was set to begin Saturday with removal of a first section, officials said.
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Baltimore Tragedy Highlights Role Of Migrants In US Workforce
The death of six Latino workers who were fixing potholes when a Baltimore bridge collapsed highlights the crucial role immigrants play in keeping America running, say advocates.
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"As A Result...": Biden's Shout-Out For SOS By Indian Crew On Ship
US President Joe Biden praised local authorities for their prompt action during the accident at Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, one of the nation's busiest arteries that collapsed hours on Tuesday after being struck by a massive freight ship.
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Tech CEO Who Featured In 'Forbes 30 Under 30' List Found Dead In US
A 26-year-old tech CEO in the United States was found dead at an apartment complex on Monday with signs of blunt-force trauma to her head.
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"Going To Apologize": US Judge On Freeing 3 Innocent Men After 36 Years
The death of 14-year-old DeWitt Duckett was historically horrible. Walking down the hallway of his Baltimore middle school one afternoon in November 1983, he was accosted and shot for his Georgetown University jacket. He was the first student ever killed in a Baltimore school. The pressure to solve the case was intense, and early on Thanksgiving Da...
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Veteran US Senator, 68, At Centre Of Trump's Impeachment Inquiry; Dies
Elijah Cummings Dead: Senior Democratic Congressman Elijah Cummings, who was at the center of the Trump impeachment inquiry, died early Thursday at the age of 68, US media reported.
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Here's What You Should Do If You Think You're Having A Heart Attack
The sudden death of Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz from cardiac arrest early Thursday underscores the need for anyone experiencing symptoms of a heart attack to quickly seek emergency medical care, experts said.
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A 97-Year-Old World War II Veteran Is Murdered In His Pajamas As Baltimore Struggles To Contain The Killings
Wadell Tate was 97, making him not only one of Baltimore's oldest homicide victims in decades but also a symbol of the relentless violence that has claimed 211 lives so far this year.
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Police Say Caretaker Fatally 'Tortured' Infant At Baltimore Day-Care Facility
A 23-year-old woman has been charged in the death of an 8-month-old girl at a downtown Baltimore day-care facility after surveillance video showed the provider "tortured" her, authorities said.
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Baltimore Police Lieutenant Acquitted In Freddie Gray Case
Baltimore prosecutors on Monday failed for the fourth time to secure a conviction against a city police officer for the death of black detainee Freddie Gray, as a lieutenant was cleared of all charges.
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Closing Pitch Made In Baltimore Cop's Trial For Freddie Gray Death
A Maryland prosecutor made closing arguments on Wednesday in the manslaughter trial of the highest-ranking Baltimore police officer charged in the death of black detainee Freddie Gray, saying the policeman's decisions led to fatal spinal injury.
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Baltimore Officer Cleared Over Freddie Gray Custody Death
A Baltimore police officer was acquitted on Monday of assault and all other charges in the case of Freddie Gray, an African American who died in custody last year, sparking riots and fueling debate about US police brutality.
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Trial Begins In Case Of Black Man's Death In Us Police Custody
A Baltimore police officer went on trial Thursday in the case of Freddie Gray, an African American who died last year while in custody, sparking riots and looting in this gritty city.
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Judge Declares Mistrial In Freddie Gray Police Case
The manslaughter trial of a Baltimore policeman accused over the death in custody of African-American Freddie Gray was declared a mistrial Wednesday after the jury failed to reach a verdict, putting the city on edge.
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Judge Orders Deadlocked Jury in Baltimore Police Officer's Trial To Keep Deliberating
A Maryland judge on Tuesday ordered a deadlocked jury to continue deliberating in the trial of a Baltimore police officer facing a manslaughter charge in the April death of black detainee Freddie Gray, which triggered rioting and protests.
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US Bridge Collapse: Process Of Clearing Tangled Wreckage Begins
The complex process of clearing the tangled wreckage of the Baltimore bridge that collapsed spectacularly this week was set to begin Saturday with removal of a first section, officials said.
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Baltimore Tragedy Highlights Role Of Migrants In US Workforce
The death of six Latino workers who were fixing potholes when a Baltimore bridge collapsed highlights the crucial role immigrants play in keeping America running, say advocates.
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"As A Result...": Biden's Shout-Out For SOS By Indian Crew On Ship
US President Joe Biden praised local authorities for their prompt action during the accident at Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, one of the nation's busiest arteries that collapsed hours on Tuesday after being struck by a massive freight ship.
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Tech CEO Who Featured In 'Forbes 30 Under 30' List Found Dead In US
A 26-year-old tech CEO in the United States was found dead at an apartment complex on Monday with signs of blunt-force trauma to her head.
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"Going To Apologize": US Judge On Freeing 3 Innocent Men After 36 Years
The death of 14-year-old DeWitt Duckett was historically horrible. Walking down the hallway of his Baltimore middle school one afternoon in November 1983, he was accosted and shot for his Georgetown University jacket. He was the first student ever killed in a Baltimore school. The pressure to solve the case was intense, and early on Thanksgiving Da...
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Veteran US Senator, 68, At Centre Of Trump's Impeachment Inquiry; Dies
Elijah Cummings Dead: Senior Democratic Congressman Elijah Cummings, who was at the center of the Trump impeachment inquiry, died early Thursday at the age of 68, US media reported.
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Here's What You Should Do If You Think You're Having A Heart Attack
The sudden death of Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz from cardiac arrest early Thursday underscores the need for anyone experiencing symptoms of a heart attack to quickly seek emergency medical care, experts said.
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A 97-Year-Old World War II Veteran Is Murdered In His Pajamas As Baltimore Struggles To Contain The Killings
Wadell Tate was 97, making him not only one of Baltimore's oldest homicide victims in decades but also a symbol of the relentless violence that has claimed 211 lives so far this year.
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Police Say Caretaker Fatally 'Tortured' Infant At Baltimore Day-Care Facility
A 23-year-old woman has been charged in the death of an 8-month-old girl at a downtown Baltimore day-care facility after surveillance video showed the provider "tortured" her, authorities said.
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Baltimore Police Lieutenant Acquitted In Freddie Gray Case
Baltimore prosecutors on Monday failed for the fourth time to secure a conviction against a city police officer for the death of black detainee Freddie Gray, as a lieutenant was cleared of all charges.
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Closing Pitch Made In Baltimore Cop's Trial For Freddie Gray Death
A Maryland prosecutor made closing arguments on Wednesday in the manslaughter trial of the highest-ranking Baltimore police officer charged in the death of black detainee Freddie Gray, saying the policeman's decisions led to fatal spinal injury.
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Baltimore Officer Cleared Over Freddie Gray Custody Death
A Baltimore police officer was acquitted on Monday of assault and all other charges in the case of Freddie Gray, an African American who died in custody last year, sparking riots and fueling debate about US police brutality.
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Trial Begins In Case Of Black Man's Death In Us Police Custody
A Baltimore police officer went on trial Thursday in the case of Freddie Gray, an African American who died last year while in custody, sparking riots and looting in this gritty city.
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Judge Declares Mistrial In Freddie Gray Police Case
The manslaughter trial of a Baltimore policeman accused over the death in custody of African-American Freddie Gray was declared a mistrial Wednesday after the jury failed to reach a verdict, putting the city on edge.
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Judge Orders Deadlocked Jury in Baltimore Police Officer's Trial To Keep Deliberating
A Maryland judge on Tuesday ordered a deadlocked jury to continue deliberating in the trial of a Baltimore police officer facing a manslaughter charge in the April death of black detainee Freddie Gray, which triggered rioting and protests.
