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'Donald Trump Made Me Cry', Gold Star Widow Myeshia Johnson Vents Out
Nineteen days after her husband's death and two days after his wrenching burial, the widow of Sgt. La David Johnson said she has "nothing to say" to President Donald Trump, whose condolence call pulled the grieving widow into the center of a national controversy.
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Widow Drove Husband's Dead Body During Days-Long 'Rolling Wake,' Police Say
Police say the woman had filled the bed of the truck with ice to keep the body chilled.
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Grieving Woman Tends Dead Husband For Weeks
A grieving New Zealand widow bathed and cared for her husband's decomposing body for several weeks, refusing to accept he was dead, police said today.
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Ugandan Writer Wins 2014 Commonwealth Short Story Prize
A tale about a grieving widow returning to Entebbe airport with her husband's coffin has earned Ugandan writer Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi the 2014 Commonwealth Short Story Prize, organizers said on Friday.
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Teen asks "Why does Kishenji hide like a woman?"
Twenty-four families are grieving in the aftermath of the massacre at Silda, but in the family of the cook at the Eastern Rifle Frontier Camp there is also enormous anger. Anger at the Maoist specially Kishenji, who has left so many widows and fatherless in what he has called Operation Peace Hunt.
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'Donald Trump Made Me Cry', Gold Star Widow Myeshia Johnson Vents Out
Nineteen days after her husband's death and two days after his wrenching burial, the widow of Sgt. La David Johnson said she has "nothing to say" to President Donald Trump, whose condolence call pulled the grieving widow into the center of a national controversy.
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Widow Drove Husband's Dead Body During Days-Long 'Rolling Wake,' Police Say
Police say the woman had filled the bed of the truck with ice to keep the body chilled.
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Grieving Woman Tends Dead Husband For Weeks
A grieving New Zealand widow bathed and cared for her husband's decomposing body for several weeks, refusing to accept he was dead, police said today.
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Ugandan Writer Wins 2014 Commonwealth Short Story Prize
A tale about a grieving widow returning to Entebbe airport with her husband's coffin has earned Ugandan writer Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi the 2014 Commonwealth Short Story Prize, organizers said on Friday.
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Teen asks "Why does Kishenji hide like a woman?"
Twenty-four families are grieving in the aftermath of the massacre at Silda, but in the family of the cook at the Eastern Rifle Frontier Camp there is also enormous anger. Anger at the Maoist specially Kishenji, who has left so many widows and fatherless in what he has called Operation Peace Hunt.
