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Zuckerberg's Sister's Harassment Sheds Harsh Light On US Airlines' 'Silent Epidemic'
Mark Zuckerberg's sister isn't the first to complain about sexual misconduct on jetliners -- a problem a prominent flight attendants' union called a "silent epidemic" that airlines have failed to solve. Zuckerberg's description of the incident on a trip from Los Angeles to Mazatlan, Mexico, drew widespread media attention.
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The Love Of His Life Was Lured Into A Deadly Trap. Then So Was He
To the hundreds of students who lined up outside the funeral home that April evening in 2010, Brian Betts had been a beloved Washington, D.C., middle school principal. A second father. An inspiration.
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As Mexico catches cartel boss, others wait in wings
Mexico has finally caught its most powerful drug kingpin, but others with nicknames like "El Mayo," "La Tuta" and "El Mencho" remain on the loose, ready to take the crown.
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5 bodies found hanging from bridges in Mexican city
Five bodies were found hanging from bridges in the Pacific resort city of Mazatlan, authorities said.Officials have not released any information on the identity of the dead or the circumstances of the killings.The public display of victims is characteristic of Mexico's drug cartels and other criminal outfits.Gabriela Muniz, the jailed leader of a k...
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Zuckerberg's Sister's Harassment Sheds Harsh Light On US Airlines' 'Silent Epidemic'
Mark Zuckerberg's sister isn't the first to complain about sexual misconduct on jetliners -- a problem a prominent flight attendants' union called a "silent epidemic" that airlines have failed to solve. Zuckerberg's description of the incident on a trip from Los Angeles to Mazatlan, Mexico, drew widespread media attention.
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The Love Of His Life Was Lured Into A Deadly Trap. Then So Was He
To the hundreds of students who lined up outside the funeral home that April evening in 2010, Brian Betts had been a beloved Washington, D.C., middle school principal. A second father. An inspiration.
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As Mexico catches cartel boss, others wait in wings
Mexico has finally caught its most powerful drug kingpin, but others with nicknames like "El Mayo," "La Tuta" and "El Mencho" remain on the loose, ready to take the crown.
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5 bodies found hanging from bridges in Mexican city
Five bodies were found hanging from bridges in the Pacific resort city of Mazatlan, authorities said.Officials have not released any information on the identity of the dead or the circumstances of the killings.The public display of victims is characteristic of Mexico's drug cartels and other criminal outfits.Gabriela Muniz, the jailed leader of a k...
