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Man Who Trolled Black Student Leader To Renounce "White Supremacy"
An Oregon man who unleashed online attacks targeting the first black woman to serve as American University's student government president has agreed to apologize, renounce white supremacy and confront his bigotry as part of a proposed legal settlement.
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George Washington University Students Allege "Prisonlike", "Sexually Hostile" Workplace
Five students are suing George Washington University, alleging that a man who worked at an institute at the school raped female student-employees and bragged in the workplace about sexual encounters.
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Former George Washington Student Sues School, Alleging Botched Sexual Assault Case
A former George Washington University student sued her alma mater Friday, claiming the school mishandled her sexual assault case, an allegation that came as schools and students nationwide continue to struggle with concerns over campus sexual violence.
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Parents Killed By Son In Central Michigan University Dorm, Campus Police Say
A mother and father were fatally shot by their son Friday in a dormitory at Central Michigan University, according to campus police, who continued a search for the suspect into nightfall.
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15-Year-Old Opens Fire In Class Kills Two, Injures 12 Others in Kentucky School
A 15-year-old boy armed with a handgun allegedly walked into a rural high school in Kentucky and opened fire on his classmates early Tuesday, authorities said, killing two students and wounding a dozen other people before being stopped by a sheriff's deputy.
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Police Have The Face And Voice Of A Man They Believe Killed 2 Girls - But Still No Name
Police have long believed they know the voice of a man suspected of killing two teenage girls hiking near an old railroad bridge outside of Delphi, Indiana.
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Sporting Their Spelling Skills On Prime Time
This was the 90th National Spelling Bee, an event celebrated on social media, shown on ESPN, and generally, something that serves as a true delight for even the most casual of word nerds.
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'I Wanted To Serve': How Deaf Men Helped NASA Understand Motion Sickness In Space
In 1964, Gulak and the other test subjects for the research were sent out on a boat traveling through rough waters off the coast Nova Scotia.
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She Left Her 2-Year-Old Brother In Hot Car, Found Him Dying Hours Later
At around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, a 21-year-old woman arrived for work in Brandon, Florida, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
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Hailed A Hero After Kansas Bar Shooting, Victim Said He Did 'What Was Naturally Right To Do'
In the video posted to YouTube, Ian Grillot has his neck in a brace and his surgically repaired hand bandaged and protected.
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Officer Was Told To 'Tone Down Your Gayness' If He Wanted A Promotion, Lawsuit Claims
In 2014, St. Louis County Police Sgt. Keith Wildhaber stopped by a local restaurant for a routine check, according to a lawsuit.
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A Texas Boy Found A Rattlesnake In A Toilet. Then A Snake Catcher Found 23 More.
Jason McFadden was at work one morning in late January when he got a text message from his wife, Cassie.
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Fireman Saved Boston Marathon Bombing Victim. Now They're Getting Married
On April 15, 2013, Roseann Sdoia was near the Boston Marathon finish line, watching the runners.
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After Fire Destroys Texas Mosque, Thousands Chip In To Help Rebuild It
Nearly $1 million has been raised online to help rebuild a mosque in Texas, which was destroyed in a weekend blaze.
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Child's Body Found In Icy Colorado Pond During Search For Missing 6-Year-Old Boy
Crews searching for a missing 6-year-old boy in Colorado found a child's body under the ice of a frozen pond, authorities said Tuesday.
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Man Who Trolled Black Student Leader To Renounce "White Supremacy"
An Oregon man who unleashed online attacks targeting the first black woman to serve as American University's student government president has agreed to apologize, renounce white supremacy and confront his bigotry as part of a proposed legal settlement.
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George Washington University Students Allege "Prisonlike", "Sexually Hostile" Workplace
Five students are suing George Washington University, alleging that a man who worked at an institute at the school raped female student-employees and bragged in the workplace about sexual encounters.
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Former George Washington Student Sues School, Alleging Botched Sexual Assault Case
A former George Washington University student sued her alma mater Friday, claiming the school mishandled her sexual assault case, an allegation that came as schools and students nationwide continue to struggle with concerns over campus sexual violence.
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Parents Killed By Son In Central Michigan University Dorm, Campus Police Say
A mother and father were fatally shot by their son Friday in a dormitory at Central Michigan University, according to campus police, who continued a search for the suspect into nightfall.
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15-Year-Old Opens Fire In Class Kills Two, Injures 12 Others in Kentucky School
A 15-year-old boy armed with a handgun allegedly walked into a rural high school in Kentucky and opened fire on his classmates early Tuesday, authorities said, killing two students and wounding a dozen other people before being stopped by a sheriff's deputy.
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Police Have The Face And Voice Of A Man They Believe Killed 2 Girls - But Still No Name
Police have long believed they know the voice of a man suspected of killing two teenage girls hiking near an old railroad bridge outside of Delphi, Indiana.
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Sporting Their Spelling Skills On Prime Time
This was the 90th National Spelling Bee, an event celebrated on social media, shown on ESPN, and generally, something that serves as a true delight for even the most casual of word nerds.
-
'I Wanted To Serve': How Deaf Men Helped NASA Understand Motion Sickness In Space
In 1964, Gulak and the other test subjects for the research were sent out on a boat traveling through rough waters off the coast Nova Scotia.
-
She Left Her 2-Year-Old Brother In Hot Car, Found Him Dying Hours Later
At around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, a 21-year-old woman arrived for work in Brandon, Florida, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
-
Hailed A Hero After Kansas Bar Shooting, Victim Said He Did 'What Was Naturally Right To Do'
In the video posted to YouTube, Ian Grillot has his neck in a brace and his surgically repaired hand bandaged and protected.
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Officer Was Told To 'Tone Down Your Gayness' If He Wanted A Promotion, Lawsuit Claims
In 2014, St. Louis County Police Sgt. Keith Wildhaber stopped by a local restaurant for a routine check, according to a lawsuit.
-
A Texas Boy Found A Rattlesnake In A Toilet. Then A Snake Catcher Found 23 More.
Jason McFadden was at work one morning in late January when he got a text message from his wife, Cassie.
-
Fireman Saved Boston Marathon Bombing Victim. Now They're Getting Married
On April 15, 2013, Roseann Sdoia was near the Boston Marathon finish line, watching the runners.
-
After Fire Destroys Texas Mosque, Thousands Chip In To Help Rebuild It
Nearly $1 million has been raised online to help rebuild a mosque in Texas, which was destroyed in a weekend blaze.
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Child's Body Found In Icy Colorado Pond During Search For Missing 6-Year-Old Boy
Crews searching for a missing 6-year-old boy in Colorado found a child's body under the ice of a frozen pond, authorities said Tuesday.
