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Oregon Standoff Ends After 41 Days With Dramatic Surrender
The four holdouts in the armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon surrendered on Thursday, with the last protester repeatedly threatening suicide in a dramatic final phone call with mediators before he gave up, ending the 41-day standoff.
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FBI Releases Video Of Fatal Shooting Of Oregon Protester
The FBI released a video on Thursday showing Oregon state police shooting dead one of the armed protesters who took over a wildlife refuge in a three-week occupation involving ranchers angry over land management policies.
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Oregon Occupiers: Not Ready To Go Home Quite Yet
The leader of a group of armed men who took over a US wildlife refuge in remote southeastern Oregon said on Wednesday they know they will have to go home, but they want results from their protest and feel it is not "quite time yet."
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Armed Militia, Bundy Brothers Take Over Federal Building In Rural Oregon
An unpredictable new chapter in the wars over federal land use in the West unfolded on Sunday after a group of armed activists split off from an earlier protest march and occupied part of a national wildlife refuge in remote southeastern Oregon.
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Oregon Standoff Ends After 41 Days With Dramatic Surrender
The four holdouts in the armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon surrendered on Thursday, with the last protester repeatedly threatening suicide in a dramatic final phone call with mediators before he gave up, ending the 41-day standoff.
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FBI Releases Video Of Fatal Shooting Of Oregon Protester
The FBI released a video on Thursday showing Oregon state police shooting dead one of the armed protesters who took over a wildlife refuge in a three-week occupation involving ranchers angry over land management policies.
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Oregon Occupiers: Not Ready To Go Home Quite Yet
The leader of a group of armed men who took over a US wildlife refuge in remote southeastern Oregon said on Wednesday they know they will have to go home, but they want results from their protest and feel it is not "quite time yet."
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Armed Militia, Bundy Brothers Take Over Federal Building In Rural Oregon
An unpredictable new chapter in the wars over federal land use in the West unfolded on Sunday after a group of armed activists split off from an earlier protest march and occupied part of a national wildlife refuge in remote southeastern Oregon.
