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Salman Khan Halts "Race 3" Shoot Over Threats, Taken Home By Mumbai Police
Actor Salman Khan had to stop his film shoot in Mumbai on Tuesday and was escorted home by the police after reports that some armed men had entered the sets of his film "Race 3".
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Decry Latest Police Shootings Of Black Men
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are decrying police-involved shootings in Oklahoma and North Carolina, with the Democrat calling them "unbearable" and the Republican saying he was "very troubled."
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Gunman Would Pretty Much Lose It On Police Shootings
The mother of the man who shot and killed three law-enforcement officers in Baton Rouge said her son would "pretty much lose it" when he heard about a black man being shot by police in what he considered an unlawful manner.
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3 Police Officers Shot Dead In Baton Rouge In Louisiana, Gunman Killed
Three police officers were shot to death and several others wounded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana today, the city's mayor said, as the country remained on edge in the wake of police shootings of black men and the killings of five Dallas officers.
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3 Police Officers Dead, Several Injured In Baton Rouge Shooting In Louisiana
Three police officers were shot to death and several others wounded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on Sunday, the city's mayor said, as the country remained on edge in the wake of police shootings of black men and the killings of five Dallas officers.
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Barack Obama To Visit Dallas On Tuesday
President Barack Obama will travel to Dallas on Tuesday and address an interfaith service in memory of five police officers shot dead during a protest decrying police killings of black men last week.
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Barack Obama Asks Americans Not To Fear A Return To A Dark Past
President Barack Obama on Saturday rejected any notion that the past week's stunning violence signals a return to racial brutality of a dark past, saying that as painful as the killings of police and black men were, "America is not as divided as some have suggested."
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Thousands Take To Streets Across US To Protest Against Police Brutality
Thousands of people took to the streets in U.S. cities on Friday to denounce the fatal police shootings of two black men this week, marching the day after a gunman killed five police officers watching over a similar demonstration in Dallas.
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US Military Veteran Believed To Be Lone Gunman In Dallas Police Ambush
A black US military veteran of the Afghan war who said he wanted to "kill white people" apparently acted alone in a sniper attack that killed five police officers at a protest in Dallas decrying police shootings of black men, officials said on Friday.
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Dallas Suspect Said He Wanted To Kill White Cops: Police Chief
The suspect in the Dallas police sniper attacks told negotiators that he wanted to kill white people, especially white cops, after a recent spate of US officer-involved shootings of black men, the city's police chief said Friday.
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5 Dallas Policemen Killed By Snipers, Obama Calls It 'Despicable' Attack
Snipers operating from rooftops in Dallas killed five police officers and wounded six more in a coordinated attack during one of several protests across the country against the killing of two black men by police this week.
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Woman Among 3 Suspects Arrested Over Dallas Shooting: Live Updates
Five police officers were fatally shot and seven wounded in one of the worst shootings of police in recent US history, by snipers who targeted them during rallies in Dallas to protest against the fatal shooting of two black men by police this week.
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US Soul-Searching After Police Fatally Shoot 2 Black Men
The fatal shootings of two black men by US police in as many days prompted a fresh round of national soul-searching, with President Barack Obama saying the incidents were evidence of a "serious problem" in American society.
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Barack Obama Says Nation Must Take Steps To Address Racial Bias In Policing
President Barack Obama said on Thursday the fatal shootings of black men by police in Minnesota and Louisiana in two days underscored the need for the nation to address "the appearance or reality of racial bias" in policing.
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3 Now Held in Minneapolis Protest Shooting
Police were holding three white men in custody as they investigated the shooting of five people who were protesting the police killing of a black man in the Midwestern city of Minneapolis.
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Salman Khan Halts "Race 3" Shoot Over Threats, Taken Home By Mumbai Police
Actor Salman Khan had to stop his film shoot in Mumbai on Tuesday and was escorted home by the police after reports that some armed men had entered the sets of his film "Race 3".
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Decry Latest Police Shootings Of Black Men
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are decrying police-involved shootings in Oklahoma and North Carolina, with the Democrat calling them "unbearable" and the Republican saying he was "very troubled."
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Gunman Would Pretty Much Lose It On Police Shootings
The mother of the man who shot and killed three law-enforcement officers in Baton Rouge said her son would "pretty much lose it" when he heard about a black man being shot by police in what he considered an unlawful manner.
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3 Police Officers Shot Dead In Baton Rouge In Louisiana, Gunman Killed
Three police officers were shot to death and several others wounded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana today, the city's mayor said, as the country remained on edge in the wake of police shootings of black men and the killings of five Dallas officers.
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3 Police Officers Dead, Several Injured In Baton Rouge Shooting In Louisiana
Three police officers were shot to death and several others wounded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on Sunday, the city's mayor said, as the country remained on edge in the wake of police shootings of black men and the killings of five Dallas officers.
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Barack Obama To Visit Dallas On Tuesday
President Barack Obama will travel to Dallas on Tuesday and address an interfaith service in memory of five police officers shot dead during a protest decrying police killings of black men last week.
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Barack Obama Asks Americans Not To Fear A Return To A Dark Past
President Barack Obama on Saturday rejected any notion that the past week's stunning violence signals a return to racial brutality of a dark past, saying that as painful as the killings of police and black men were, "America is not as divided as some have suggested."
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Thousands Take To Streets Across US To Protest Against Police Brutality
Thousands of people took to the streets in U.S. cities on Friday to denounce the fatal police shootings of two black men this week, marching the day after a gunman killed five police officers watching over a similar demonstration in Dallas.
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US Military Veteran Believed To Be Lone Gunman In Dallas Police Ambush
A black US military veteran of the Afghan war who said he wanted to "kill white people" apparently acted alone in a sniper attack that killed five police officers at a protest in Dallas decrying police shootings of black men, officials said on Friday.
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Dallas Suspect Said He Wanted To Kill White Cops: Police Chief
The suspect in the Dallas police sniper attacks told negotiators that he wanted to kill white people, especially white cops, after a recent spate of US officer-involved shootings of black men, the city's police chief said Friday.
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5 Dallas Policemen Killed By Snipers, Obama Calls It 'Despicable' Attack
Snipers operating from rooftops in Dallas killed five police officers and wounded six more in a coordinated attack during one of several protests across the country against the killing of two black men by police this week.
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Woman Among 3 Suspects Arrested Over Dallas Shooting: Live Updates
Five police officers were fatally shot and seven wounded in one of the worst shootings of police in recent US history, by snipers who targeted them during rallies in Dallas to protest against the fatal shooting of two black men by police this week.
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US Soul-Searching After Police Fatally Shoot 2 Black Men
The fatal shootings of two black men by US police in as many days prompted a fresh round of national soul-searching, with President Barack Obama saying the incidents were evidence of a "serious problem" in American society.
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Barack Obama Says Nation Must Take Steps To Address Racial Bias In Policing
President Barack Obama said on Thursday the fatal shootings of black men by police in Minnesota and Louisiana in two days underscored the need for the nation to address "the appearance or reality of racial bias" in policing.
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3 Now Held in Minneapolis Protest Shooting
Police were holding three white men in custody as they investigated the shooting of five people who were protesting the police killing of a black man in the Midwestern city of Minneapolis.
