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Trump Visits Shooting Victims In Ohio As Protesters Shout, "Do Something"
U.S. President Donald Trump met in Ohio on Wednesday with victims and first responders from one of last weekend's two deadly mass shootings, while protesters chanting "Do Something!" and "You are why" accused him of inflaming tensions with anti-immigrant and racially charged rhetoric.
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US Navy Veteran, Accused Of Killing Indian Techie, Pleads Not Guilty
A US Navy veteran charged with killing an Indian techie and injuring two others in a racially motivated hate crime at a bar in Kansas City early this year has pleaded not guilty.
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'Everyone's Nervous': Some Students In India Rethink US Study Plans After Kansas Shooting
Anupam Singh, a master's student, once dreamed of coming to the United States for his PhD studies. But Wednesday's seemingly racially charged shooting of two Indian men in Kansas reaffirmed his growing belief that United States isn't a hospitable place for foreign students.
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US Policeman Charged With Murder Had 20 Earlier Complaints
A white Chicago policeman caught on tape shooting dead a black teenager had at least 20 complaints filed against him but was never disciplined, a database shows, in the latest such incident to inflame racial sentiment in the US.
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Chicago on Edge After Police Shooting Video
Racial tensions soared in Chicago on Tuesday as officials released a graphic video of a police officer shooting a black teen, shortly after he was charged for the death.
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Suspect Charged in Shooting of Police Officers in Ferguson, Missouri
A 20-year-old man was charged on Sunday with first-degree assault in last week's shooting of two policemen during a protest rally in Ferguson, Missouri, a crime that shocked a city that has been devastated by months of racial strife.
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No Federal Charges in the Trayvon Martin Shooting Case: US
A Florida man who was acquitted of murder in the racially charged shooting death of an unarmed black teenager will not face federal hate crime charges, US justice officials said on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama To Move On Police Body Cameras After Ferguson Unrest
US President Barack Obama will seek to release funds aimed at equipping more police officers with body cameras following the racially charged fatal shooting of a black teenager in Ferguson, the White House said on Monday.
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Mayor Vows to Rebuild Riot-Torn US Town of Ferguson
The mayor of the US suburb at the center of a deadly police shooting that sparked repeated nights of racially charged unrest pledged Sunday to rebuild the riot-hit town.
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Protests in Ferguson Dwindle, Mass Arrests at California Rallies
Tensions eased in the St Louis suburb of Ferguson on Thursday after two nights of violence and looting sparked by racially charged anger over a grand jury's decision to clear a white police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager.
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2 FBI Agents Shot at House Near Ferguson Unrest
Two FBI agents were shot and wounded at a house in north St Louis County early today, though the incident was "not directly related" to racially charged unrest in and around nearby Ferguson, an agency spokeswoman said.
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Protests Cool in Ferguson After Top US Law Official Visits
Protests in the strife-torn town of Ferguson cooled late Wednesday after the top US law enforcement official pledged a full investigation into the slaying of teenager Michael Brown that kicked off days of racially charged unrest.
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US Attorney General Visits Missouri Town For Meetings on Fatal Shooting
US Attorney General Eric Holder met with community members in Ferguson, Missouri, on Wednesday and vowed a thorough civil rights probe into the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black teenager that has set off 11 nights of racially charged unrest.
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US Police Come Under Gunfire, 31 Arrested in Missouri Racial Unrest
Police came under "heavy gunfire" and 31 people were arrested, authorities said on Tuesday, during racially charged protests in Ferguson, Missouri sparked by the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white policeman 10 days ago.
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Trump Visits Shooting Victims In Ohio As Protesters Shout, "Do Something"
U.S. President Donald Trump met in Ohio on Wednesday with victims and first responders from one of last weekend's two deadly mass shootings, while protesters chanting "Do Something!" and "You are why" accused him of inflaming tensions with anti-immigrant and racially charged rhetoric.
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US Navy Veteran, Accused Of Killing Indian Techie, Pleads Not Guilty
A US Navy veteran charged with killing an Indian techie and injuring two others in a racially motivated hate crime at a bar in Kansas City early this year has pleaded not guilty.
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'Everyone's Nervous': Some Students In India Rethink US Study Plans After Kansas Shooting
Anupam Singh, a master's student, once dreamed of coming to the United States for his PhD studies. But Wednesday's seemingly racially charged shooting of two Indian men in Kansas reaffirmed his growing belief that United States isn't a hospitable place for foreign students.
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US Policeman Charged With Murder Had 20 Earlier Complaints
A white Chicago policeman caught on tape shooting dead a black teenager had at least 20 complaints filed against him but was never disciplined, a database shows, in the latest such incident to inflame racial sentiment in the US.
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Chicago on Edge After Police Shooting Video
Racial tensions soared in Chicago on Tuesday as officials released a graphic video of a police officer shooting a black teen, shortly after he was charged for the death.
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Suspect Charged in Shooting of Police Officers in Ferguson, Missouri
A 20-year-old man was charged on Sunday with first-degree assault in last week's shooting of two policemen during a protest rally in Ferguson, Missouri, a crime that shocked a city that has been devastated by months of racial strife.
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No Federal Charges in the Trayvon Martin Shooting Case: US
A Florida man who was acquitted of murder in the racially charged shooting death of an unarmed black teenager will not face federal hate crime charges, US justice officials said on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama To Move On Police Body Cameras After Ferguson Unrest
US President Barack Obama will seek to release funds aimed at equipping more police officers with body cameras following the racially charged fatal shooting of a black teenager in Ferguson, the White House said on Monday.
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Mayor Vows to Rebuild Riot-Torn US Town of Ferguson
The mayor of the US suburb at the center of a deadly police shooting that sparked repeated nights of racially charged unrest pledged Sunday to rebuild the riot-hit town.
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Protests in Ferguson Dwindle, Mass Arrests at California Rallies
Tensions eased in the St Louis suburb of Ferguson on Thursday after two nights of violence and looting sparked by racially charged anger over a grand jury's decision to clear a white police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager.
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2 FBI Agents Shot at House Near Ferguson Unrest
Two FBI agents were shot and wounded at a house in north St Louis County early today, though the incident was "not directly related" to racially charged unrest in and around nearby Ferguson, an agency spokeswoman said.
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Protests Cool in Ferguson After Top US Law Official Visits
Protests in the strife-torn town of Ferguson cooled late Wednesday after the top US law enforcement official pledged a full investigation into the slaying of teenager Michael Brown that kicked off days of racially charged unrest.
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US Attorney General Visits Missouri Town For Meetings on Fatal Shooting
US Attorney General Eric Holder met with community members in Ferguson, Missouri, on Wednesday and vowed a thorough civil rights probe into the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black teenager that has set off 11 nights of racially charged unrest.
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US Police Come Under Gunfire, 31 Arrested in Missouri Racial Unrest
Police came under "heavy gunfire" and 31 people were arrested, authorities said on Tuesday, during racially charged protests in Ferguson, Missouri sparked by the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white policeman 10 days ago.
