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After Getting Covid Shot, These People Showed Super-Antibodies
As Covid-19 began spreading in early 2020, one of Linfa Wang's first ideas was to test the blood of people who'd survived a previous coronavirus outbreak.
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"Every Day, It's A Trap": Democratic Senator On Trump's Racist Attacks
Sen. Amy Klobuchar's presidential campaign launched in February on a snow-pelted stage in Minneapolis. It has since struggled to gain traction in a crowded 2020 field - and former vice president Joe Biden, who leads the polls, has a centrist pitch that overlaps with that of the Minnesota Democrat.
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"There's A War Coming," Top Marine Corps General Warns US Troops
The Marine Corps commandant told about 300 Marines in Norway this week that they should be prepared for battle, predicting a "bigass fight" to come.
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Why Japan's First Lady Was Probably Not Snubbing Trump
President Donald Trump's exclusive interview with the New York Times on Wednesday touched on plenty of weighty topics, including the Republicans' unsuccessful attempts to pass a health-care bill and what would constitute a "red line" in the Russia investigation led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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De Niro Goes Off On Trump: 'I'd Like To Punch Him In The Face'
It was supposed to be a quick, neutral video shot for a bipartisan campaign encouraging Americans to do their civic duty: vote.
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In 'Serious And Disturbing' Letter, Incoming Missouri Lawmaker Accuses Another Of Raping Her
The Ferguson, Missouri, attorney opened by introducing herself to her soon-to-be colleagues.
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Stepmother Put 4-Year-Old In Scalding Water And Let Him Bleed To Death, Prosecutors Say
On a morning last month, Robert Ritchie III awoke to find that his son was not breathing. The Cincinnati Enquirer reported that he sobbed into the phone to the police dispatcher: "I think my son died."
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China Assistant Foreign Minister Sacked Amid Graft Probe
A Chinese assistant foreign minister has been dismissed from his post and placed under investigation, Beijing said Friday, amid a much-publicised anti-corruption campaign.
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US, China Plan Followup to Sunnylands Summit in November
US President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping, at odds over China's increasing assertiveness in Asia and issues such as cyberspying, plan a followup to their informal summit in California last year after November's APEC summit in Beijing.
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Liberty Ross didn't leave home for seven weeks after Kristen Stewart cheating scandal
Liberty Ross didn't leave her house for "seven weeks" as she tried to deal with her husband's affair with Kristen Stewart.
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Kim Kardashian has married Kris Humphries
The reality TV star tied the knot with the basketball player in a ceremony in Montecito, California, on Saturday, witnessed by 440 family and friends.
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After Getting Covid Shot, These People Showed Super-Antibodies
As Covid-19 began spreading in early 2020, one of Linfa Wang's first ideas was to test the blood of people who'd survived a previous coronavirus outbreak.
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"Every Day, It's A Trap": Democratic Senator On Trump's Racist Attacks
Sen. Amy Klobuchar's presidential campaign launched in February on a snow-pelted stage in Minneapolis. It has since struggled to gain traction in a crowded 2020 field - and former vice president Joe Biden, who leads the polls, has a centrist pitch that overlaps with that of the Minnesota Democrat.
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"There's A War Coming," Top Marine Corps General Warns US Troops
The Marine Corps commandant told about 300 Marines in Norway this week that they should be prepared for battle, predicting a "bigass fight" to come.
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Why Japan's First Lady Was Probably Not Snubbing Trump
President Donald Trump's exclusive interview with the New York Times on Wednesday touched on plenty of weighty topics, including the Republicans' unsuccessful attempts to pass a health-care bill and what would constitute a "red line" in the Russia investigation led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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De Niro Goes Off On Trump: 'I'd Like To Punch Him In The Face'
It was supposed to be a quick, neutral video shot for a bipartisan campaign encouraging Americans to do their civic duty: vote.
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In 'Serious And Disturbing' Letter, Incoming Missouri Lawmaker Accuses Another Of Raping Her
The Ferguson, Missouri, attorney opened by introducing herself to her soon-to-be colleagues.
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Stepmother Put 4-Year-Old In Scalding Water And Let Him Bleed To Death, Prosecutors Say
On a morning last month, Robert Ritchie III awoke to find that his son was not breathing. The Cincinnati Enquirer reported that he sobbed into the phone to the police dispatcher: "I think my son died."
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China Assistant Foreign Minister Sacked Amid Graft Probe
A Chinese assistant foreign minister has been dismissed from his post and placed under investigation, Beijing said Friday, amid a much-publicised anti-corruption campaign.
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US, China Plan Followup to Sunnylands Summit in November
US President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping, at odds over China's increasing assertiveness in Asia and issues such as cyberspying, plan a followup to their informal summit in California last year after November's APEC summit in Beijing.
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Liberty Ross didn't leave home for seven weeks after Kristen Stewart cheating scandal
Liberty Ross didn't leave her house for "seven weeks" as she tried to deal with her husband's affair with Kristen Stewart.
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Kim Kardashian has married Kris Humphries
The reality TV star tied the knot with the basketball player in a ceremony in Montecito, California, on Saturday, witnessed by 440 family and friends.
