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Barbie Director Greta Gerwig To Receive Prestigious 2024 Pioneer Of The Year Award
She joins a prestigious roster of past Pioneer of the Year honorees, including celebrities such as Tom Cruise, Kathleen Kennedy, and Michael D Eisner
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50 Years After Moon Mission, Apollo Astronauts Meet At Historic Launchpad
Fifty years ago on Tuesday, three American astronauts set off from Florida for the Moon on a mission that would change the way we see humanity's place in the universe.
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"I'll Be Killed If I Go Back": Undocumented Immigrant Refuses To Board Flight At JFK
The van pulled up to John F. Kennedy International Airport on a recent Thursday evening. Around it, passengers poured out of taxis and headed toward their gates. Inside the van, Prince Gbohoutou gripped his seat belt in fear.
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CIA Releases Over 500 Never-Before-Seen Secret Kennedy Assassination Files
A new batch of files, mostly secret CIA records, related to the November 1963 assassination of US president John F. Kennedy was released by the National Archives on Friday.
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Strippers, Surveillance And Assassination Plots: The Wildest JFK Files
President Donald Trump ordered the release of more than 2,800 records related to the John F. Kennedy assassination on Thursday, but bowed to pressure from the CIA, FBI and other agencies to delay disclosing some of the most sensitive documents for another six months.
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JFK's Assassin: Lee Harvey Oswald's Eerie Calm The Day Before He Pulled The Trigger
Ruth Paine, a quiet Quaker, returned home from the grocery store. On her front lawn, there was her tenant Marina Oswald, playing with her daughter Junie. And there was Marina's volatile, semi-estranged husband, Lee.
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US Former President's Prestigious Boarding School Details Decades Of Sexual Abuse
An elite US boarding school that educated the likes of John F. Kennedy, Michael Douglas and Ivanka Trump has released a report detailing decades of alleged sexual abuse.
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In a While Crocodile: Safaris Yet to Be Snapped Up by Australia
Australia's top official on indigenous issues on today said crocodile safaris should be used to help fund impoverished Aboriginal communities, but the prospect of big game hunters was downplayed by Prime Minister Tony Abbott.
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Ferguson Teen Michael Brown Called 'Little Kid in Big Body'
Michael Brown Jr. was on the verge of starting college, eager to launch himself into the adult world. Instead, on Monday he'll be mourned at his funeral, more than two weeks after he was shot dead by a white police officer- an act that ignited days of violent protests and reawakened racial tensions that still linger in the nation.
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Two firefighters killed in historic Boston neighborhood blaze
Two firefighters were killed and at least 17 people were injured on Wednesday when a massive fire fueled by strong winds ripped through a four-story building in Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood, city and fire officials said.
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After eleven years in jail for murder, Kennedy cousin freed on bail
Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel was freed on bail on Thursday by a Stamford Superior Court judge, after spending the last 11 years in prison for the 1975 murder of a teenage neighbor in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Children cleared pilots for take-off in New York
An air traffic controller and his supervisor at Kennedy International Airport have been suspended for bringing the former's children to work last month as a part of bring you children to work day.
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Barbie Director Greta Gerwig To Receive Prestigious 2024 Pioneer Of The Year Award
She joins a prestigious roster of past Pioneer of the Year honorees, including celebrities such as Tom Cruise, Kathleen Kennedy, and Michael D Eisner
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50 Years After Moon Mission, Apollo Astronauts Meet At Historic Launchpad
Fifty years ago on Tuesday, three American astronauts set off from Florida for the Moon on a mission that would change the way we see humanity's place in the universe.
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"I'll Be Killed If I Go Back": Undocumented Immigrant Refuses To Board Flight At JFK
The van pulled up to John F. Kennedy International Airport on a recent Thursday evening. Around it, passengers poured out of taxis and headed toward their gates. Inside the van, Prince Gbohoutou gripped his seat belt in fear.
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CIA Releases Over 500 Never-Before-Seen Secret Kennedy Assassination Files
A new batch of files, mostly secret CIA records, related to the November 1963 assassination of US president John F. Kennedy was released by the National Archives on Friday.
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Strippers, Surveillance And Assassination Plots: The Wildest JFK Files
President Donald Trump ordered the release of more than 2,800 records related to the John F. Kennedy assassination on Thursday, but bowed to pressure from the CIA, FBI and other agencies to delay disclosing some of the most sensitive documents for another six months.
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JFK's Assassin: Lee Harvey Oswald's Eerie Calm The Day Before He Pulled The Trigger
Ruth Paine, a quiet Quaker, returned home from the grocery store. On her front lawn, there was her tenant Marina Oswald, playing with her daughter Junie. And there was Marina's volatile, semi-estranged husband, Lee.
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US Former President's Prestigious Boarding School Details Decades Of Sexual Abuse
An elite US boarding school that educated the likes of John F. Kennedy, Michael Douglas and Ivanka Trump has released a report detailing decades of alleged sexual abuse.
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In a While Crocodile: Safaris Yet to Be Snapped Up by Australia
Australia's top official on indigenous issues on today said crocodile safaris should be used to help fund impoverished Aboriginal communities, but the prospect of big game hunters was downplayed by Prime Minister Tony Abbott.
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Ferguson Teen Michael Brown Called 'Little Kid in Big Body'
Michael Brown Jr. was on the verge of starting college, eager to launch himself into the adult world. Instead, on Monday he'll be mourned at his funeral, more than two weeks after he was shot dead by a white police officer- an act that ignited days of violent protests and reawakened racial tensions that still linger in the nation.
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Two firefighters killed in historic Boston neighborhood blaze
Two firefighters were killed and at least 17 people were injured on Wednesday when a massive fire fueled by strong winds ripped through a four-story building in Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood, city and fire officials said.
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After eleven years in jail for murder, Kennedy cousin freed on bail
Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel was freed on bail on Thursday by a Stamford Superior Court judge, after spending the last 11 years in prison for the 1975 murder of a teenage neighbor in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Children cleared pilots for take-off in New York
An air traffic controller and his supervisor at Kennedy International Airport have been suspended for bringing the former's children to work last month as a part of bring you children to work day.
