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On Christmas Eve, US Firefighters Meet The Baby They Saved
Human beings shouldn't be this small, thought Shamia Pardlow, nor this color: a sickish, pinkish gray. The baby weighed 1 pound, 16 ounces. Her fingers and toes clung together, fused by ribbons of translucent skin. She wasn't supposed to be born, not for another four months.
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Man Driving Banana Car Pulled Over. Then Cop Did Something Unexpected
Steve Braithwaite has spent the past two years driving his homemade, banana-shaped convertible across America
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"My 82-Year-Old Bones Hurt": Jane Fonda After Night In Jail Over Climate Protest
One of the first things Hollywood star Jane Fonda did in jail was give up her red coat. The wraparound, floor-sweeping garment - colored the exact shade of a winterberry - earned fame of its own over the past month, becoming a trademark feature of Fonda's weekly appearances on Capitol Hill to protest the United States' lack of action on reducing cl...
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US Woman Meets The Stranger Whose Life She Saved From Cardiac Arrest
On a balmy summer night about two months ago, Joe Cwiklinski climbed into his car, strapped on the seat belt, and began driving home from a friend's house in Virginia.
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22-Year-Old Drove SUV Around Kiosks, Crashed Into Walls At US Mall
A 22-year-old man was taken into custody Friday afternoon after an SUV drove through a mall in suburban Chicago and sent shoppers fleeing for safety.
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Woman Praised Restaurant In Tweet. Now She Will Get Free Chicken For Life
Two weeks ago, a tweet praising the fried chicken sandwiches at Roaming Rooster in the District of Columbia went viral - and now, to repay the tweeter, the restaurant's owners have granted her free chicken for life.
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"It's Haunting Now": Ex-Girlfriend Says Ohio Shooter Had Hallucinations
During his senior year of high school, Connor Betts seemed to always have caffeine pills in one hand and an energy drink in another. He was unable to sleep, he told his then-girlfriend Lyndsi Doll, because of dark, animal-like shadows that tormented him at night.
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US Teens Texting, Using Social Media Instead of Reading Books: Study
In their free time, American adolescents are cradling their devices hours each day rather than losing themselves in print or long-form media.
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US Teen Went To Auction His Pig To Fight Cancer. Then This Happened
The 15-year-old from Evansville, Wisconsin, said he is "not really that social" - and he especially dislikes standing in front of large groups of people. The auction room at the Rock County 4-H Fair late last month looked like something straight out of his nightmares: dozens of people packed into rows of chairs, all staring at him.
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A Storm Was Ruining This Beach Wedding. Then A Stranger Saved The Day
Dulce Gonzalez was sure her beach wedding was ruined.
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Thousands Rally As Protest Of Trump's Immigration Policy Kicks Off In US
The rally began with drums and a reminder that the story of most Americans began somewhere else.
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On Christmas Eve, US Firefighters Meet The Baby They Saved
Human beings shouldn't be this small, thought Shamia Pardlow, nor this color: a sickish, pinkish gray. The baby weighed 1 pound, 16 ounces. Her fingers and toes clung together, fused by ribbons of translucent skin. She wasn't supposed to be born, not for another four months.
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Man Driving Banana Car Pulled Over. Then Cop Did Something Unexpected
Steve Braithwaite has spent the past two years driving his homemade, banana-shaped convertible across America
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"My 82-Year-Old Bones Hurt": Jane Fonda After Night In Jail Over Climate Protest
One of the first things Hollywood star Jane Fonda did in jail was give up her red coat. The wraparound, floor-sweeping garment - colored the exact shade of a winterberry - earned fame of its own over the past month, becoming a trademark feature of Fonda's weekly appearances on Capitol Hill to protest the United States' lack of action on reducing cl...
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US Woman Meets The Stranger Whose Life She Saved From Cardiac Arrest
On a balmy summer night about two months ago, Joe Cwiklinski climbed into his car, strapped on the seat belt, and began driving home from a friend's house in Virginia.
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22-Year-Old Drove SUV Around Kiosks, Crashed Into Walls At US Mall
A 22-year-old man was taken into custody Friday afternoon after an SUV drove through a mall in suburban Chicago and sent shoppers fleeing for safety.
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Woman Praised Restaurant In Tweet. Now She Will Get Free Chicken For Life
Two weeks ago, a tweet praising the fried chicken sandwiches at Roaming Rooster in the District of Columbia went viral - and now, to repay the tweeter, the restaurant's owners have granted her free chicken for life.
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"It's Haunting Now": Ex-Girlfriend Says Ohio Shooter Had Hallucinations
During his senior year of high school, Connor Betts seemed to always have caffeine pills in one hand and an energy drink in another. He was unable to sleep, he told his then-girlfriend Lyndsi Doll, because of dark, animal-like shadows that tormented him at night.
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US Teens Texting, Using Social Media Instead of Reading Books: Study
In their free time, American adolescents are cradling their devices hours each day rather than losing themselves in print or long-form media.
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US Teen Went To Auction His Pig To Fight Cancer. Then This Happened
The 15-year-old from Evansville, Wisconsin, said he is "not really that social" - and he especially dislikes standing in front of large groups of people. The auction room at the Rock County 4-H Fair late last month looked like something straight out of his nightmares: dozens of people packed into rows of chairs, all staring at him.
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A Storm Was Ruining This Beach Wedding. Then A Stranger Saved The Day
Dulce Gonzalez was sure her beach wedding was ruined.
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Thousands Rally As Protest Of Trump's Immigration Policy Kicks Off In US
The rally began with drums and a reminder that the story of most Americans began somewhere else.
