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Case Involving Billionaire US Sex Criminal Settled Moments Before Trial
Moments before jury selection was set to begin yesterday in a trial that was expected to feature testimony about billionaire sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein's alleged abuse of underage women, the case settled, ending nearly a decade of legal wrangling between Epstein and a lawyer who represents the women.
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Wall Street Silent, Tears In Retirement Home. Kavanaugh Hearing Grips US
"It looks like she's crying," said Hilda Darkins, 71, as the very long day began. Around her, a group of retirees were sitting around circular tables at the Mid-County Senior Center, watching TV. Several retirees were dabbing their own eyes. "Who can blame her?"
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US Shop Owner Gets Death Threats After Immigrant Girl Hides In His Garage
Frank Gonzalez has quietly operated his auto repair shop here since 1980. He employs his son and 13 others, working on cars for customers who have come to them for decades.
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"When Will I See You, Mama?": Split Leads To Heartache
The father and the daughter were separated by Arizona ICE agents. Janet, was sent to Michigan and the father was transferred to a federal detention center in Atlanta, where he remains six weeks later.
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Armed Sheriff's Deputy Stayed Outside Florida School While Mass Killing Took Place
The armed school resource officer assigned to protect students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School took a defensive position outside the school and did not enter the building while the shooter was killing students and teachers inside with an AR-15 assault-style rifle, Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said Thursday.
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17 Killed In Shooting At South Florida High School
A heavily armed 19-year-old who had been expelled from a South Florida high school opened fire on campus shortly before classes let out Wednesday, killing 17 people while terrified students barricaded themselves inside classrooms, police said.
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Ticket Prices Go Up For Trump's 'Very Glam' New Year's Eve Bash At Mar-A-Lago
President Donald Trump is set to ring in the new year the same way he has for about two decades - at the lavish party he hosts at his private club here.
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Protesters Disrupt White Nationalist's Speech At The University Of Florida
Richard Spencer came to the University of Florida hoping to spread his white nationalist ideas, but his speech was instead quickly drowned out Thursday by a hailstorm of chants, shouting and mockery.
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Snake Hunters From Tamil Nadu Recruited By US To Catch Pythons
Faced with losing a frustrating battle against invasive Burmese pythons, the state of Florida has turned to an unusual source for help: two experienced snake catchers from India.
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Case Involving Billionaire US Sex Criminal Settled Moments Before Trial
Moments before jury selection was set to begin yesterday in a trial that was expected to feature testimony about billionaire sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein's alleged abuse of underage women, the case settled, ending nearly a decade of legal wrangling between Epstein and a lawyer who represents the women.
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Wall Street Silent, Tears In Retirement Home. Kavanaugh Hearing Grips US
"It looks like she's crying," said Hilda Darkins, 71, as the very long day began. Around her, a group of retirees were sitting around circular tables at the Mid-County Senior Center, watching TV. Several retirees were dabbing their own eyes. "Who can blame her?"
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US Shop Owner Gets Death Threats After Immigrant Girl Hides In His Garage
Frank Gonzalez has quietly operated his auto repair shop here since 1980. He employs his son and 13 others, working on cars for customers who have come to them for decades.
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"When Will I See You, Mama?": Split Leads To Heartache
The father and the daughter were separated by Arizona ICE agents. Janet, was sent to Michigan and the father was transferred to a federal detention center in Atlanta, where he remains six weeks later.
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Armed Sheriff's Deputy Stayed Outside Florida School While Mass Killing Took Place
The armed school resource officer assigned to protect students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School took a defensive position outside the school and did not enter the building while the shooter was killing students and teachers inside with an AR-15 assault-style rifle, Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said Thursday.
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17 Killed In Shooting At South Florida High School
A heavily armed 19-year-old who had been expelled from a South Florida high school opened fire on campus shortly before classes let out Wednesday, killing 17 people while terrified students barricaded themselves inside classrooms, police said.
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Ticket Prices Go Up For Trump's 'Very Glam' New Year's Eve Bash At Mar-A-Lago
President Donald Trump is set to ring in the new year the same way he has for about two decades - at the lavish party he hosts at his private club here.
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Protesters Disrupt White Nationalist's Speech At The University Of Florida
Richard Spencer came to the University of Florida hoping to spread his white nationalist ideas, but his speech was instead quickly drowned out Thursday by a hailstorm of chants, shouting and mockery.
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Snake Hunters From Tamil Nadu Recruited By US To Catch Pythons
Faced with losing a frustrating battle against invasive Burmese pythons, the state of Florida has turned to an unusual source for help: two experienced snake catchers from India.
