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1 Killed, 7 Injured In Shooting Outside Nightclub In US' Kentucky: Report
One person was killed and seven others were injured in a shooting outside a nightclub in Louisville, Kentucky, on Saturday (local time), CNN reported, citing police.
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US Woman Accused Of Shooting Two Sons In The Head Calls It "An Accident"
. The incident happened in Kentucky on November 8, when cops responded to a report of a shooting and found the children with gunshot wounds to their heads.
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KFC Launched 11-Course Testing Menu In Australia; It Comes With Wine Pairing
According to reports, the 'degustation menu' included KFC's signature meals, with a twist to them. Read on to know more.
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Over 50 Dead After Tornado Hits US State Of Kentucky: Governor
At least 50 people are dead after four tornadoes tore through the southeastern US state of Kentucky, its governor told reporters early Saturday, as several storms ravaged swathes of the country.
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Man Kissed TV Reporter Live On Air. He's Now Facing Harassment Charges
Sara Rivest had a job to do, so she tried to shift gears quickly after a man swooped into her live shot to plant a kiss on her cheek before darting away. But the more Rivest thought about the incident from last Friday, the less she wanted to just move on.
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Indian-American In Donald Trump's Shortlist For US Supreme Court: Reports
Amul Thapar, an Indian-American legal luminary, is among the 25 shortlisted judges US President Donald Trump could nominate to replace Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, according to American media reports.
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Doctor, About To Go Into Labour, Pauses To Deliver Another Woman's Baby
Amanda Hess, an obstetrician-gynecologist from Frankfort, checked into the Frankfort Regional Medical Center as a patient last week, donned a hospital gown and was moments away from induced labor when she heard a woman in another room wailing in pain, NBC News reported Saturday.
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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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Storms with Large Hail and Tornadoes Roll Through U.S. Central States
Severe storms pounded the central United States on Tuesday, producing baseball-sized hail and unconfirmed reports of tornado touchdowns, forcing voting to be suspended during primary elections in Iowa and halting flights at a Nebraska airport.
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8 Legendary Corvettes at Kentucky Museum consumed by Sinkhole
A sinkhole underneath the National Corvette Museum in Kentucky, US, has reportedly consumed at least eight cars.
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Two dead, one wounded in shooting at US college
A shooting erupted at a community college in Kentucky on Tuesday, the school said in a posting on its website, and local media reports said two people were killed and a third was wounded.
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1 Killed, 7 Injured In Shooting Outside Nightclub In US' Kentucky: Report
One person was killed and seven others were injured in a shooting outside a nightclub in Louisville, Kentucky, on Saturday (local time), CNN reported, citing police.
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US Woman Accused Of Shooting Two Sons In The Head Calls It "An Accident"
. The incident happened in Kentucky on November 8, when cops responded to a report of a shooting and found the children with gunshot wounds to their heads.
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KFC Launched 11-Course Testing Menu In Australia; It Comes With Wine Pairing
According to reports, the 'degustation menu' included KFC's signature meals, with a twist to them. Read on to know more.
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Over 50 Dead After Tornado Hits US State Of Kentucky: Governor
At least 50 people are dead after four tornadoes tore through the southeastern US state of Kentucky, its governor told reporters early Saturday, as several storms ravaged swathes of the country.
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Man Kissed TV Reporter Live On Air. He's Now Facing Harassment Charges
Sara Rivest had a job to do, so she tried to shift gears quickly after a man swooped into her live shot to plant a kiss on her cheek before darting away. But the more Rivest thought about the incident from last Friday, the less she wanted to just move on.
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Indian-American In Donald Trump's Shortlist For US Supreme Court: Reports
Amul Thapar, an Indian-American legal luminary, is among the 25 shortlisted judges US President Donald Trump could nominate to replace Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, according to American media reports.
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Doctor, About To Go Into Labour, Pauses To Deliver Another Woman's Baby
Amanda Hess, an obstetrician-gynecologist from Frankfort, checked into the Frankfort Regional Medical Center as a patient last week, donned a hospital gown and was moments away from induced labor when she heard a woman in another room wailing in pain, NBC News reported Saturday.
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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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Storms with Large Hail and Tornadoes Roll Through U.S. Central States
Severe storms pounded the central United States on Tuesday, producing baseball-sized hail and unconfirmed reports of tornado touchdowns, forcing voting to be suspended during primary elections in Iowa and halting flights at a Nebraska airport.
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8 Legendary Corvettes at Kentucky Museum consumed by Sinkhole
A sinkhole underneath the National Corvette Museum in Kentucky, US, has reportedly consumed at least eight cars.
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Two dead, one wounded in shooting at US college
A shooting erupted at a community college in Kentucky on Tuesday, the school said in a posting on its website, and local media reports said two people were killed and a third was wounded.
