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Americans Told To "Please, Please, Please" Wear Mask. Trump Hasn't Yet
The Trump administration's coronavirus task force stepped up its calls for Americans to wear masks as cases surge in some states but Vice President Mike Pence said there are no plans to override governors who have yet to require them.
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On Sandy Hook Anniversary, US Activists Call For Gun Restrictions
US gun control activists called for expanded background checks for firearms purchasers and for a ban on sales to people on federal watch lists today, in a protest marking the third anniversary of the massacre at a Connecticut elementary school.
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US TV Anchor Recalls Horror of Colleagues' On-Air Murder
Kimberly McBroom, who was anchoring the morning news show on WDBJ when two of her colleagues were gunned down on-air, says that even after she heard "popping sounds," murder did not occur to her.
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Chris Brown Pleads Guilty to Assault in Washington
Chris Brown pleaded guilty on Tuesday to punching a man in the face outside a Washington hotel, an assault that occurred while the singer was on probation for attacking his then-girlfriend Rihanna.
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Get ready for the end of record corporate profits
Analysts expect earnings for firms in the Standard & Poor's 500 index to decline 1% for April through June.
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What Twitter does in Washington
Adam Sharp fits in well in the Beltway political scene where he used to work -- first in the office of Senator Mary L. Landrieu, and then as the executive producer for digital services at C-Span. But his new job,...
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Leonardo Dicaprio is the highest paid actor: Forbes
The Inception star toppled Johnny Depp from the top of Forbes magazine's list, earning an estimated $77 million in the financial year 2010.
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Liverpool forced into rethink over stadium plans
Liverpool are being forced into a rethink over their future stadium plans after it became apparent that redeveloping Anfield may not be a realistic option after all.
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Americans Told To "Please, Please, Please" Wear Mask. Trump Hasn't Yet
The Trump administration's coronavirus task force stepped up its calls for Americans to wear masks as cases surge in some states but Vice President Mike Pence said there are no plans to override governors who have yet to require them.
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On Sandy Hook Anniversary, US Activists Call For Gun Restrictions
US gun control activists called for expanded background checks for firearms purchasers and for a ban on sales to people on federal watch lists today, in a protest marking the third anniversary of the massacre at a Connecticut elementary school.
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US TV Anchor Recalls Horror of Colleagues' On-Air Murder
Kimberly McBroom, who was anchoring the morning news show on WDBJ when two of her colleagues were gunned down on-air, says that even after she heard "popping sounds," murder did not occur to her.
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Chris Brown Pleads Guilty to Assault in Washington
Chris Brown pleaded guilty on Tuesday to punching a man in the face outside a Washington hotel, an assault that occurred while the singer was on probation for attacking his then-girlfriend Rihanna.
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Get ready for the end of record corporate profits
Analysts expect earnings for firms in the Standard & Poor's 500 index to decline 1% for April through June.
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What Twitter does in Washington
Adam Sharp fits in well in the Beltway political scene where he used to work -- first in the office of Senator Mary L. Landrieu, and then as the executive producer for digital services at C-Span. But his new job,...
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Leonardo Dicaprio is the highest paid actor: Forbes
The Inception star toppled Johnny Depp from the top of Forbes magazine's list, earning an estimated $77 million in the financial year 2010.
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Liverpool forced into rethink over stadium plans
Liverpool are being forced into a rethink over their future stadium plans after it became apparent that redeveloping Anfield may not be a realistic option after all.
