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US Woman Arrested For Killing Sons Claims She Was "Manipulated Through Facebook"
A 32-year-old US woman accused of fatally shooting her two sons said that she was "manipulated through Facebook" ahead of the brutal killing.
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59-Year-Old US Man Dies After He Was Stung By A Swarm Of Bees
A 59-year-old man in Kentucky died after being stung by a swarm of bees while moving potting soil.
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US Man Wins $450k Lawsuit After Unwanted Work Birthday Party Triggered Panic Attack
A Kentucky man has been awarded $450,000 in a lawsuit against his former employer after the company threw him a surprise birthday party despite his warnings that it would trigger stress and anxiety.
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Graduate Quotes Trump In Speech. Crowd Cheers, He Reveals It Was Obama
A high school student giving a graduation speech in the US state of Kentucky offered a lesson in politics over the weekend with a well-timed bait-and-switch.
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Kentucky Crowd Cheered Valedictorian For Quoting Trump. Then He Told Them It Was Obama
Ben Bowling's valedictorian speech was one of the rare instances where electoral polling numbers can help us understand humor.
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15-Year-Old Boy Charged With Murder, Assault In Kentucky School Shooting
Gabriel Parker, 15, was charged with two counts of murder and 14 counts of first-degree assault in the January shooting at a Kentucky high school, according to Marshall County Circuit Court documents released on Friday.
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15-Year-Old Opens Fire In Class Kills Two, Injures 12 Others in Kentucky School
A 15-year-old boy armed with a handgun allegedly walked into a rural high school in Kentucky and opened fire on his classmates early Tuesday, authorities said, killing two students and wounding a dozen other people before being stopped by a sheriff's deputy.
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As 'A Matter Of Conscience,' A Kentucky Judge Refuses To Hear Adoption Cases Involving Gay Parents
Two years after a Kentucky county clerk stirred national attention for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, a family court judge in the same state announced he will no longer hear adoption cases involving gay parents, calling his stance on the issue "a matter of conscience."
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Rain, Ice Storms Batter Central US, Deaths in Texas, Kansas
Flooding and travel delays were expected from Texas to Kentucky during for the rest of US holiday weekend, forecasters and law enforcement authorities said on Saturday, as bad weather was blamed for deaths on icy and flooded roads.
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Pope Francis's Meeting With Kentucky Clerk Divides Public After US Visit
A Kentucky county clerk who had been jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples secretly met Pope Francis in a move that disappointed many liberal Catholics and encouraged officials who support her stance.
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Pope Francis Met Secretly in United States With Anti-Gay Marriage County Clerk: Report
Pope Francis met secretly while in the United States with a Kentucky county clerk who defied a court order to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, The New York Times reported Wednesday, citing her lawyer.
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Kentucky Clerk in Gay Marriage Dispute Switches To Republican Party
A county clerk in Kentucky who was briefly jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples said on Friday that she and her family have switched to the Republican Party because the Democrats no longer represented them.
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Kentucky Town's Brush With Gay Marriage Spotlight Stirs Tensions
The calm that returned to Morehead, Kentucky - home to the county clerk who had refused to issue marriage licenses to gay couples - could be short-lived when Kim Davis returns to work on Monday, along with crowds of demonstrators and the media.
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US Clerk Jailed for Blocking Gay Marriage to Be Released
The US clerk who was sent to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples was ordered released Tuesday, with a judge saying her county in Kentucky is now complying with the law.
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Kentucky Clerk Who Refused Same-Sex Marriage Licenses Starts New Appeal
The lawyer for a Kentucky county clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses said his team filed on Sunday a notice of appeal over a contempt ruling that landed her in jail.
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US Woman Arrested For Killing Sons Claims She Was "Manipulated Through Facebook"
A 32-year-old US woman accused of fatally shooting her two sons said that she was "manipulated through Facebook" ahead of the brutal killing.
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59-Year-Old US Man Dies After He Was Stung By A Swarm Of Bees
A 59-year-old man in Kentucky died after being stung by a swarm of bees while moving potting soil.
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US Man Wins $450k Lawsuit After Unwanted Work Birthday Party Triggered Panic Attack
A Kentucky man has been awarded $450,000 in a lawsuit against his former employer after the company threw him a surprise birthday party despite his warnings that it would trigger stress and anxiety.
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Graduate Quotes Trump In Speech. Crowd Cheers, He Reveals It Was Obama
A high school student giving a graduation speech in the US state of Kentucky offered a lesson in politics over the weekend with a well-timed bait-and-switch.
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Kentucky Crowd Cheered Valedictorian For Quoting Trump. Then He Told Them It Was Obama
Ben Bowling's valedictorian speech was one of the rare instances where electoral polling numbers can help us understand humor.
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15-Year-Old Boy Charged With Murder, Assault In Kentucky School Shooting
Gabriel Parker, 15, was charged with two counts of murder and 14 counts of first-degree assault in the January shooting at a Kentucky high school, according to Marshall County Circuit Court documents released on Friday.
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15-Year-Old Opens Fire In Class Kills Two, Injures 12 Others in Kentucky School
A 15-year-old boy armed with a handgun allegedly walked into a rural high school in Kentucky and opened fire on his classmates early Tuesday, authorities said, killing two students and wounding a dozen other people before being stopped by a sheriff's deputy.
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As 'A Matter Of Conscience,' A Kentucky Judge Refuses To Hear Adoption Cases Involving Gay Parents
Two years after a Kentucky county clerk stirred national attention for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, a family court judge in the same state announced he will no longer hear adoption cases involving gay parents, calling his stance on the issue "a matter of conscience."
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Rain, Ice Storms Batter Central US, Deaths in Texas, Kansas
Flooding and travel delays were expected from Texas to Kentucky during for the rest of US holiday weekend, forecasters and law enforcement authorities said on Saturday, as bad weather was blamed for deaths on icy and flooded roads.
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Pope Francis's Meeting With Kentucky Clerk Divides Public After US Visit
A Kentucky county clerk who had been jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples secretly met Pope Francis in a move that disappointed many liberal Catholics and encouraged officials who support her stance.
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Pope Francis Met Secretly in United States With Anti-Gay Marriage County Clerk: Report
Pope Francis met secretly while in the United States with a Kentucky county clerk who defied a court order to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, The New York Times reported Wednesday, citing her lawyer.
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Kentucky Clerk in Gay Marriage Dispute Switches To Republican Party
A county clerk in Kentucky who was briefly jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples said on Friday that she and her family have switched to the Republican Party because the Democrats no longer represented them.
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Kentucky Town's Brush With Gay Marriage Spotlight Stirs Tensions
The calm that returned to Morehead, Kentucky - home to the county clerk who had refused to issue marriage licenses to gay couples - could be short-lived when Kim Davis returns to work on Monday, along with crowds of demonstrators and the media.
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US Clerk Jailed for Blocking Gay Marriage to Be Released
The US clerk who was sent to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples was ordered released Tuesday, with a judge saying her county in Kentucky is now complying with the law.
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Kentucky Clerk Who Refused Same-Sex Marriage Licenses Starts New Appeal
The lawyer for a Kentucky county clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses said his team filed on Sunday a notice of appeal over a contempt ruling that landed her in jail.
