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Chained To A Wall, Then Hosted By The Queen As Her Special Guest
A British man held captive as a hostage in Lebanon for almost five years recounted on Monday how Queen Elizabeth invited him to stay after his release, a dramatic change from being chained to a wall to dining with royalty.
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Queen Elizabeth Makes Russia Quip In First Outing In Five Months
Queen Elizabeth II made her first public appearance outside the walls of Windsor Castle in nearly five months on Wednesday, making a quip about the country's frosty relationship with Russia.
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WallStreetBets Reddit Group Briefly Shuts Doors, Puts a Dent on Gamestop and Other Retail Companies
A slugfest between Wall Street and Main Street took an unexpected turn late on Wednesday after moderators of the WallStreetBets stock trading forum that has helped fuel massive rallies in the shares of GameStop temporarily closed its doors.
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Joe Biden Leads Democratic Primary Of 2020 US Presidential Election: Poll
Former US Vice President Joe Biden is leading the Democratic primary of the 2020 presidential election, trailed by Senator Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts in the second place, according to a national NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
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Australian Government Tried Shutdown In 1975. Why It Never Happened Again
U.S. congressional leaders will head to the White House on Wednesday to find a way out of the partial U.S. government shutdown that has engulfed the country for the last 11 days. Any solution is likely to force both sides into concessions, even though President Donald Trump has so far shown no willingness to withdraw his demands for billions of dol...
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Why Facebook Just Suspended Another Data Analytics Firm
Facebook said it found no evidence of wrongdoing by Crimson Hexagon, but was curtailing the company's access to its data while it investigated the matter.
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If Elected, Hillary Clinton Under Pressure To Appoint Tough Wall Street Sheriffs
Democratic Party progressives intent on reining in Wall Street are pushing Hillary Clinton to choose people to head the Treasury, SEC and other agencies who will crack down on big banks if she wins the White House on Nov. 8.
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Theranos CEO Faces Critics, Presents New Product Plans
Theranos ran into trouble after the Wall Street Journal published a series of articles beginning last October suggesting the blood-testing devices were flawed and inaccurate.
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He Came For His Children. What He Found Was His Wife Dead - And His Mother With A Gun.
The children heard the gunfire, but didn't see the fatal encounter that left their mother dead, police said.
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Man Arrested In Buckingham Palace Grounds After Scaling Wall
A man has been arrested in the grounds of Buckingham Palace, the home of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, after scaling a perimeter wall, London police said on Thursday.
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Blood-Test Startup Theranos Defends 'Integrity'
The founder of innovative blood test startup Theranos on Wednesday challenged The Wall Street Journal on its own turf about an investigation into the firm's technology.
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Queen Elizabeth II to Visit Game of Thrones Set
The finale of Game Of Thrones' latest season had received over 7 million viewers
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For US gun clubs, NRA membership has its privileges
Things are looking up at the Spurwink Rod and Gun Club. The junior marksmanship team now has matching jackets and Olympic-style rifles. There's a new video security system. And the shooting range has been rebuilt, with a rubber roof and double-thick plywood walls to dampen the crack of rifle fire - not that that's likely to satisfy the neighbors w...
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Mom who glued toddler's hands gets 99 years in prison
A Dallas woman who beat her 2-year-old daughter and glued the toddler's hands to a wall was sentenced to 99 years in prison on Friday.
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Mom who glued her toddler's hands to wall faces life term
A Texas woman who admitted to beating her 2-year-old daughter and gluing her hands to a wall is to be sentenced. Elizabeth Escalona pleaded guilty on July 12 to injury to a child. The young mother is scheduled to be sentenced on Monday and faces up to life in prison.
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Chained To A Wall, Then Hosted By The Queen As Her Special Guest
A British man held captive as a hostage in Lebanon for almost five years recounted on Monday how Queen Elizabeth invited him to stay after his release, a dramatic change from being chained to a wall to dining with royalty.
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Queen Elizabeth Makes Russia Quip In First Outing In Five Months
Queen Elizabeth II made her first public appearance outside the walls of Windsor Castle in nearly five months on Wednesday, making a quip about the country's frosty relationship with Russia.
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WallStreetBets Reddit Group Briefly Shuts Doors, Puts a Dent on Gamestop and Other Retail Companies
A slugfest between Wall Street and Main Street took an unexpected turn late on Wednesday after moderators of the WallStreetBets stock trading forum that has helped fuel massive rallies in the shares of GameStop temporarily closed its doors.
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Joe Biden Leads Democratic Primary Of 2020 US Presidential Election: Poll
Former US Vice President Joe Biden is leading the Democratic primary of the 2020 presidential election, trailed by Senator Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts in the second place, according to a national NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
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Australian Government Tried Shutdown In 1975. Why It Never Happened Again
U.S. congressional leaders will head to the White House on Wednesday to find a way out of the partial U.S. government shutdown that has engulfed the country for the last 11 days. Any solution is likely to force both sides into concessions, even though President Donald Trump has so far shown no willingness to withdraw his demands for billions of dol...
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Why Facebook Just Suspended Another Data Analytics Firm
Facebook said it found no evidence of wrongdoing by Crimson Hexagon, but was curtailing the company's access to its data while it investigated the matter.
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If Elected, Hillary Clinton Under Pressure To Appoint Tough Wall Street Sheriffs
Democratic Party progressives intent on reining in Wall Street are pushing Hillary Clinton to choose people to head the Treasury, SEC and other agencies who will crack down on big banks if she wins the White House on Nov. 8.
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Theranos CEO Faces Critics, Presents New Product Plans
Theranos ran into trouble after the Wall Street Journal published a series of articles beginning last October suggesting the blood-testing devices were flawed and inaccurate.
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He Came For His Children. What He Found Was His Wife Dead - And His Mother With A Gun.
The children heard the gunfire, but didn't see the fatal encounter that left their mother dead, police said.
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Man Arrested In Buckingham Palace Grounds After Scaling Wall
A man has been arrested in the grounds of Buckingham Palace, the home of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, after scaling a perimeter wall, London police said on Thursday.
-
Blood-Test Startup Theranos Defends 'Integrity'
The founder of innovative blood test startup Theranos on Wednesday challenged The Wall Street Journal on its own turf about an investigation into the firm's technology.
-
Queen Elizabeth II to Visit Game of Thrones Set
The finale of Game Of Thrones' latest season had received over 7 million viewers
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For US gun clubs, NRA membership has its privileges
Things are looking up at the Spurwink Rod and Gun Club. The junior marksmanship team now has matching jackets and Olympic-style rifles. There's a new video security system. And the shooting range has been rebuilt, with a rubber roof and double-thick plywood walls to dampen the crack of rifle fire - not that that's likely to satisfy the neighbors w...
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Mom who glued toddler's hands gets 99 years in prison
A Dallas woman who beat her 2-year-old daughter and glued the toddler's hands to a wall was sentenced to 99 years in prison on Friday.
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Mom who glued her toddler's hands to wall faces life term
A Texas woman who admitted to beating her 2-year-old daughter and gluing her hands to a wall is to be sentenced. Elizabeth Escalona pleaded guilty on July 12 to injury to a child. The young mother is scheduled to be sentenced on Monday and faces up to life in prison.
