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Wrongly Accused US Man "Cooked Alive" After Being Tasered By Cop At Gas Station: Report
A Florida man is clinging to life after a sheriff's deputy tased him at a gas station, sparking a fire that "cooked" the victim alive, his lawyers said. The incident took place in February and the 26-year-old is still recovering from horrific burns.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter Sued by Families of Orlando Nightclub Shooting Victims
The lawsuit claims Facebook, Google, and Twitter should be held liable for what users post on their services because they pair content with advertising.
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Demi Lovato, Nick Jonas' Tribute to Those Who Died in Orlando Shooting
"Orlando you were incredible last night. Thank you @andradaymusic for helping DEMI and I are honor the victims of the terrible acts of violence recently," wrote Nick Jonas on Instagram
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US Parade Celebrates Gay Pride, Honours Orlando Victims
Hundreds of thousands of people from New York to San Francisco marched Sunday to celebrate gay pride, honor those killed in the Florida gay nightclub massacre, and promote tolerance.
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At Gay Pride Parades, A Year To Weave Sorrow And Celebration
A year after New York City's jubilant pride parade celebrated a high point for gay Americans with the nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage, the atmosphere surrounding the annual march couldn't be more different.
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18-Year-Old, Youngest Killed At Orlando Nightclub, Mourned
Some mourners are remembering the youngest of the 49 victims of the Florida nightclub massacre by wearing red, her favorite color.
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An Orlando Doctor's Bloodied Shoes - The Story Behind The Viral Story
A week ago Monday, surgeon Joshua Corsa finished operating on one of the Orlando club massacre victims and went to tell the family that everything would be okay. The mother wrapped her arms around him, and the stoic former Army medic broke down crying.
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Tens Of Thousands Attend Orlando Vigil
Tens of thousands of people took part in a candlelight vigil in downtown Orlando on Sunday to remember victims of the massacre at a gay nightclub one week ago.
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Tension At Funerals For Orlando Victims With Protest, Irate Driver
Funerals for two of the 49 victims killed in the shooting at a nightclub in Florida were marked by tense scenes on Saturday, as an impatient driver was accused of injuring two law enforcement officers and one burial took place under the watch of anti-gay protesters.
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As Orlando Funerals Wrap Up, Survivors Worry About Future
A week has passed since the Orlando nightclub shooting that killed 49 club patrons and the funeral processions are wrapping up, but survivors and victims' families say they realize the nightmare will live on long after the world's attention fades.
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Tourist Paradise Becomes A Sad Sight Post Nightclub Massacre
After days of turmoil in a city that's supposed to be a happy paradise for tourists, residents paused with the president and vice president to mourn victims of the horrific massacre at a gay nightclub.
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Orlando Families To Bury Victims, Ask Barack Obama For Change
Families of some of the 49 people killed in a massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub will mourn and bury their dead on Friday, a day after President Barack Obama met survivors and said the United States must act to control gun violence.
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Barack Obama Meets Massacre Survivors, Victims' Relatives In Orlando
President Barack Obama arrived in Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as the attack prompted the US Senate to move toward voting on gun control measures.
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Barack Obama To Visit Orlando To Interact With Victims' Families
On a grim and delicate mission, President Barack Obama will offer solace and healing to a distraught Orlando, even as the political world turns the shooting into a fresh excuse to fight about terrorism and gun control.
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Consoling Orlando Victims, Barack Obama Recasts Somber Role
Reprising his frequent role of "consoler in chief," President Barack Obama will fly to Orlando today to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and families of some of the 49 people killed.
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Wrongly Accused US Man "Cooked Alive" After Being Tasered By Cop At Gas Station: Report
A Florida man is clinging to life after a sheriff's deputy tased him at a gas station, sparking a fire that "cooked" the victim alive, his lawyers said. The incident took place in February and the 26-year-old is still recovering from horrific burns.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter Sued by Families of Orlando Nightclub Shooting Victims
The lawsuit claims Facebook, Google, and Twitter should be held liable for what users post on their services because they pair content with advertising.
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Demi Lovato, Nick Jonas' Tribute to Those Who Died in Orlando Shooting
"Orlando you were incredible last night. Thank you @andradaymusic for helping DEMI and I are honor the victims of the terrible acts of violence recently," wrote Nick Jonas on Instagram
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US Parade Celebrates Gay Pride, Honours Orlando Victims
Hundreds of thousands of people from New York to San Francisco marched Sunday to celebrate gay pride, honor those killed in the Florida gay nightclub massacre, and promote tolerance.
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At Gay Pride Parades, A Year To Weave Sorrow And Celebration
A year after New York City's jubilant pride parade celebrated a high point for gay Americans with the nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage, the atmosphere surrounding the annual march couldn't be more different.
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18-Year-Old, Youngest Killed At Orlando Nightclub, Mourned
Some mourners are remembering the youngest of the 49 victims of the Florida nightclub massacre by wearing red, her favorite color.
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An Orlando Doctor's Bloodied Shoes - The Story Behind The Viral Story
A week ago Monday, surgeon Joshua Corsa finished operating on one of the Orlando club massacre victims and went to tell the family that everything would be okay. The mother wrapped her arms around him, and the stoic former Army medic broke down crying.
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Tens Of Thousands Attend Orlando Vigil
Tens of thousands of people took part in a candlelight vigil in downtown Orlando on Sunday to remember victims of the massacre at a gay nightclub one week ago.
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Tension At Funerals For Orlando Victims With Protest, Irate Driver
Funerals for two of the 49 victims killed in the shooting at a nightclub in Florida were marked by tense scenes on Saturday, as an impatient driver was accused of injuring two law enforcement officers and one burial took place under the watch of anti-gay protesters.
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As Orlando Funerals Wrap Up, Survivors Worry About Future
A week has passed since the Orlando nightclub shooting that killed 49 club patrons and the funeral processions are wrapping up, but survivors and victims' families say they realize the nightmare will live on long after the world's attention fades.
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Tourist Paradise Becomes A Sad Sight Post Nightclub Massacre
After days of turmoil in a city that's supposed to be a happy paradise for tourists, residents paused with the president and vice president to mourn victims of the horrific massacre at a gay nightclub.
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Orlando Families To Bury Victims, Ask Barack Obama For Change
Families of some of the 49 people killed in a massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub will mourn and bury their dead on Friday, a day after President Barack Obama met survivors and said the United States must act to control gun violence.
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Barack Obama Meets Massacre Survivors, Victims' Relatives In Orlando
President Barack Obama arrived in Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as the attack prompted the US Senate to move toward voting on gun control measures.
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Barack Obama To Visit Orlando To Interact With Victims' Families
On a grim and delicate mission, President Barack Obama will offer solace and healing to a distraught Orlando, even as the political world turns the shooting into a fresh excuse to fight about terrorism and gun control.
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Consoling Orlando Victims, Barack Obama Recasts Somber Role
Reprising his frequent role of "consoler in chief," President Barack Obama will fly to Orlando today to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and families of some of the 49 people killed.
