Katie Mettler The Washington Post
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"It's A Boy!": Meet The Rare Black Rhino Baby Born On Christmas Eve
He was not born in a manger, and there were no wise men, nor frankincense or myrrh. But the masses are still flocking to see him.
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Instagram Influencers Partied at a Saudi Arabian Music Festival — but No One Mentioned Human Rights
On social media accounts of the followed and famous, the MDL Beast music festival was a rave true to form: fluorescent face paint, flashing lights and a star-studded lineup of DJs that spun dance music into the wee hours.
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Insta Influencers Face Backlash After Seen At Saudi Arabia Music Festival
On social media accounts of the followed and famous, the MDL Beast music festival was a rave true to form: fluorescent face paint, flashing lights and a star-studded lineup of DJs that spun dance music into the wee hours.
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Man Who Assaulted Reporter On Live TV Arrested On Sexual Battery Charge
The Georgia man who was captured on video swatting at the backside of a female reporter while she spoke on live TV has been arrested on a misdemeanor charge of sexual battery, according to police records.
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"You Violated Me": US Reporter Blasts Man Who Assaulted Her On Live TV
Dressed in a neon yellow shirt with microphone in hand, Alex Bozarjian stood along the Savannah Bridge Run route Saturday morning and described the race on live TV to viewers watching from home.
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82-Year-Old Says She "Did A Number" On Drunk Man Who Broke Into Her Home
Willie Murphy was getting ready for bed Thursday night when she heard a loud pounding on her door.
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US Doctor Accused Of Needlessly Removing Uteruses Of Women
In the two weeks since authorities accused Virginia gynecologist Javaid Perwaiz of performing unnecessary surgeries on women to collect insurance kickbacks, hundreds of distraught former patients have contacted federal authorities, concerned they might be among the people who allegedly endured invasive procedures they did not want or need.
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Man Arrested After Rape Kit, Untested For Decades, Helps Cops Match DNA
Twenty-three years later, the woman known only as M.G. in police documents says she still recalls with clarity the day of her rape.
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YouTube Mom, Who Allegedly Used Pepper Spray On Children, Beat Them, Dies
Machelle Hobson, the Arizona mother accused of torturing her seven adopted children who starred in her popular YouTube series "Fantastic Adventures," has died at a Scottsdale hospital, authorities say.
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CEOs Broke Rules At Elite Summit To Expose Billionaire's Sexual Remarks
On the second day of one of the nation's most elite conference for wealth management CEOs, self-proclaimed "self-made multibillionaire" Ken Fisher shared his industry philosophy during a fireside chat at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in San Francisco.
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'Mental Health Isn't Fashion': Model Protests Gucci's Straitjackets While Walking The Runway
Ayesha Tan-Jones said the clothing was a "symbol of a cruel time in medicine when mental illness was not understood."
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Trapped Crew Members Rescued From Overturned Cargo Ship, Coast Guard Says
All 24 crew members of an overturned cargo ship that caught fire off the Georgia coast over the weekend have been rescued, with the final four pulled out by Monday evening after being trapped for more than a day, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
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Miami Orders E-Scooters Off Roads Before Hurricane To Avoid "Scooternado"
Welcome to the waning months of 2019, when nature's brewing, barreling hurricanes are strengthening, and humanity's disdain for walking has made preparing for those hurricanes increasingly strange.
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A Black TV Host's Co-Anchor Compared Him To A Gorilla. His Response
The news story that started it was a segment about a curious ape at the Oklahoma City Zoo.
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Giant Volcanic Rock As Big As Manhattan Seen Floating In Pacific Ocean
Michael and Larissa Hoult were sailing from the Vava'u islands of Tonga to Fiji in the South Pacific Ocean when they saw it - a "total rock rubble slick" extending for miles around them. The rocks, some the size of marbles and others as big as basketballs, bumped against their boat and clogged their rudders.
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"It's A Boy!": Meet The Rare Black Rhino Baby Born On Christmas Eve
He was not born in a manger, and there were no wise men, nor frankincense or myrrh. But the masses are still flocking to see him.
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Instagram Influencers Partied at a Saudi Arabian Music Festival — but No One Mentioned Human Rights
On social media accounts of the followed and famous, the MDL Beast music festival was a rave true to form: fluorescent face paint, flashing lights and a star-studded lineup of DJs that spun dance music into the wee hours.
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Insta Influencers Face Backlash After Seen At Saudi Arabia Music Festival
On social media accounts of the followed and famous, the MDL Beast music festival was a rave true to form: fluorescent face paint, flashing lights and a star-studded lineup of DJs that spun dance music into the wee hours.
-
Man Who Assaulted Reporter On Live TV Arrested On Sexual Battery Charge
The Georgia man who was captured on video swatting at the backside of a female reporter while she spoke on live TV has been arrested on a misdemeanor charge of sexual battery, according to police records.
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"You Violated Me": US Reporter Blasts Man Who Assaulted Her On Live TV
Dressed in a neon yellow shirt with microphone in hand, Alex Bozarjian stood along the Savannah Bridge Run route Saturday morning and described the race on live TV to viewers watching from home.
-
82-Year-Old Says She "Did A Number" On Drunk Man Who Broke Into Her Home
Willie Murphy was getting ready for bed Thursday night when she heard a loud pounding on her door.
-
US Doctor Accused Of Needlessly Removing Uteruses Of Women
In the two weeks since authorities accused Virginia gynecologist Javaid Perwaiz of performing unnecessary surgeries on women to collect insurance kickbacks, hundreds of distraught former patients have contacted federal authorities, concerned they might be among the people who allegedly endured invasive procedures they did not want or need.
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Man Arrested After Rape Kit, Untested For Decades, Helps Cops Match DNA
Twenty-three years later, the woman known only as M.G. in police documents says she still recalls with clarity the day of her rape.
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YouTube Mom, Who Allegedly Used Pepper Spray On Children, Beat Them, Dies
Machelle Hobson, the Arizona mother accused of torturing her seven adopted children who starred in her popular YouTube series "Fantastic Adventures," has died at a Scottsdale hospital, authorities say.
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CEOs Broke Rules At Elite Summit To Expose Billionaire's Sexual Remarks
On the second day of one of the nation's most elite conference for wealth management CEOs, self-proclaimed "self-made multibillionaire" Ken Fisher shared his industry philosophy during a fireside chat at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in San Francisco.
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'Mental Health Isn't Fashion': Model Protests Gucci's Straitjackets While Walking The Runway
Ayesha Tan-Jones said the clothing was a "symbol of a cruel time in medicine when mental illness was not understood."
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Trapped Crew Members Rescued From Overturned Cargo Ship, Coast Guard Says
All 24 crew members of an overturned cargo ship that caught fire off the Georgia coast over the weekend have been rescued, with the final four pulled out by Monday evening after being trapped for more than a day, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
-
Miami Orders E-Scooters Off Roads Before Hurricane To Avoid "Scooternado"
Welcome to the waning months of 2019, when nature's brewing, barreling hurricanes are strengthening, and humanity's disdain for walking has made preparing for those hurricanes increasingly strange.
-
A Black TV Host's Co-Anchor Compared Him To A Gorilla. His Response
The news story that started it was a segment about a curious ape at the Oklahoma City Zoo.
-
Giant Volcanic Rock As Big As Manhattan Seen Floating In Pacific Ocean
Michael and Larissa Hoult were sailing from the Vava'u islands of Tonga to Fiji in the South Pacific Ocean when they saw it - a "total rock rubble slick" extending for miles around them. The rocks, some the size of marbles and others as big as basketballs, bumped against their boat and clogged their rudders.
