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Man Linked To Over 60 Deaths May Be Most Prolific Killer In US History
Samuel Little drew their portraits in paint and in pencil, filling out the contours of the faces of women he said he killed over nearly four decades.
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4 Of Sikh Family Killed In US Home; "Not Hate Crime," Says Sushma Swaraj
Four members of a Sikh family, including three women, were shot dead at their home in Cincinnati in US on Sunday. One of them was an "Indian national on a visit to the US while others were persons of Indian origin", External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted. It was "not a hate crime", she said.
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Citing Trump, Some Republican Women To Vote Democratic In Ohio Election
Becky von Zastrow often votes Republican in her affluent central Ohio suburb - but her dissatisfaction with US President Donald Trump has convinced her to back the Democrat in a special-election test for both parties next month.
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The Reason Why Many New Mothers Are Not Taking Maternity Leaves
Published in the American Journal of Public Health, the study was conducted by researchers from Ohio State University. It reveals that the reason behind this slow change is the fact that more than half of the maternity leaves taken by
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Long Work Hours Put Women At Risk Of Life-Threatening Diseases: Study
Women who work 60 hours or more per week during the bulk of their careers have been found to be at high risk of diabetes, cancer, heart trouble and arthritis, says a study. “Women — especially women who have to juggle multiple roles — feel the effects of intensive work experiences and that can set the table for a variety of illnesses and disa...
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'Joe The Plumber' Praises Donald Trump, Cites His 'Beautiful Women'
"Joe the Plumber," the Ohio workingman who came to symbolise US taxpayer frustration in the 2008 presidential election, is still angry. And like many angry voters, he likes insurgent Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump - in part because the New York billionaire dated attractive women.
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Women 'Left Their Kitchens' To Back Me, White House Candidate Says
US Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said on Monday that women "left their kitchens" to support him in a 1978 Ohio state senate race, triggering pushback from voters and rivals.
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Living Together is Basically the Same as Marriage, Study Finds
Using data from the 1997 National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, Sara E. Mernitz and Claire Kamp Dush from Ohio State University looked at what happens when young people cohabitate, transition into marriage or progress from a first to second cohabitation - and how men and women experience these changes differently.
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Ohio Kidnapping Victim Says She Forgives Captor
One of the three women held captive for nearly a decade in a Cleveland house before escaping last year says she forgives the man who kidnapped and tortured her all those years.
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Ohio governor honors imprisoned Cleveland women
The three women who survived a decade-long captivity in a Cleveland house before being freed received Ohio Gov. John Kasich's annual courage awards on Monday night.
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Woman held captive in Ohio has book deal
One of three young women held captive for years in a Cleveland house has a book deal.
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Two freed on bail in British '30-year slavery' case
British police have released two suspects on bail after they were arrested in connection with the case of three traumatised women who allegedly spent 30 years as slaves, Scotland Yard said Friday.
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Ohio kidnapping: Ariel Castro who held three women captive commits suicide
Ohio corrections officials say Ariel Castro who held three women captive in his home for nearly a decade has committed suicide at a state prison facility.
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Home of Cleveland kidnapper is demolished
The Ohio house where three women were held captive and raped for over a decade has been quickly demolished, and authorities want to make sure the rubble isn't sold online as "murderabilia" - mementos from a murder scene.
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Cleveland kidnapper Castro insists he is 'not a monster'
The US bus driver who kidnapped three young women and tormented them for a decade in his Ohio home insisted as he was sentenced to life without parole on Thursday that he was "not a monster."
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Man Linked To Over 60 Deaths May Be Most Prolific Killer In US History
Samuel Little drew their portraits in paint and in pencil, filling out the contours of the faces of women he said he killed over nearly four decades.
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4 Of Sikh Family Killed In US Home; "Not Hate Crime," Says Sushma Swaraj
Four members of a Sikh family, including three women, were shot dead at their home in Cincinnati in US on Sunday. One of them was an "Indian national on a visit to the US while others were persons of Indian origin", External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted. It was "not a hate crime", she said.
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Citing Trump, Some Republican Women To Vote Democratic In Ohio Election
Becky von Zastrow often votes Republican in her affluent central Ohio suburb - but her dissatisfaction with US President Donald Trump has convinced her to back the Democrat in a special-election test for both parties next month.
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The Reason Why Many New Mothers Are Not Taking Maternity Leaves
Published in the American Journal of Public Health, the study was conducted by researchers from Ohio State University. It reveals that the reason behind this slow change is the fact that more than half of the maternity leaves taken by
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Long Work Hours Put Women At Risk Of Life-Threatening Diseases: Study
Women who work 60 hours or more per week during the bulk of their careers have been found to be at high risk of diabetes, cancer, heart trouble and arthritis, says a study. “Women — especially women who have to juggle multiple roles — feel the effects of intensive work experiences and that can set the table for a variety of illnesses and disa...
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'Joe The Plumber' Praises Donald Trump, Cites His 'Beautiful Women'
"Joe the Plumber," the Ohio workingman who came to symbolise US taxpayer frustration in the 2008 presidential election, is still angry. And like many angry voters, he likes insurgent Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump - in part because the New York billionaire dated attractive women.
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Women 'Left Their Kitchens' To Back Me, White House Candidate Says
US Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said on Monday that women "left their kitchens" to support him in a 1978 Ohio state senate race, triggering pushback from voters and rivals.
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Living Together is Basically the Same as Marriage, Study Finds
Using data from the 1997 National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, Sara E. Mernitz and Claire Kamp Dush from Ohio State University looked at what happens when young people cohabitate, transition into marriage or progress from a first to second cohabitation - and how men and women experience these changes differently.
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Ohio Kidnapping Victim Says She Forgives Captor
One of the three women held captive for nearly a decade in a Cleveland house before escaping last year says she forgives the man who kidnapped and tortured her all those years.
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Ohio governor honors imprisoned Cleveland women
The three women who survived a decade-long captivity in a Cleveland house before being freed received Ohio Gov. John Kasich's annual courage awards on Monday night.
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Woman held captive in Ohio has book deal
One of three young women held captive for years in a Cleveland house has a book deal.
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Two freed on bail in British '30-year slavery' case
British police have released two suspects on bail after they were arrested in connection with the case of three traumatised women who allegedly spent 30 years as slaves, Scotland Yard said Friday.
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Ohio kidnapping: Ariel Castro who held three women captive commits suicide
Ohio corrections officials say Ariel Castro who held three women captive in his home for nearly a decade has committed suicide at a state prison facility.
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Home of Cleveland kidnapper is demolished
The Ohio house where three women were held captive and raped for over a decade has been quickly demolished, and authorities want to make sure the rubble isn't sold online as "murderabilia" - mementos from a murder scene.
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Cleveland kidnapper Castro insists he is 'not a monster'
The US bus driver who kidnapped three young women and tormented them for a decade in his Ohio home insisted as he was sentenced to life without parole on Thursday that he was "not a monster."
