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Ammunition Vending Machines Appear In US Grocery Stores Amid Increasing Gun Violence
There is no limitation on the quantity of ammunition customers can purchase and the vending machines would be restocked every two to four weeks.
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15 Killed As Tornadoes, Extreme Storms Hit Several US States
At least 15 people were killed across the central United States as tornadoes and other extreme storms hit several states including Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma, officials said Sunday.
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Solar Eclipse To Plunge Parts Of US Into Darkness, Schools to Close
The eclipse will be visible in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.
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Tesla Employee Threatened To Kill Elon Musk And Joe Biden, Arrested: Report
Mr McCauley's wife called Rogers Police when he declared that he was leaving for Texas and would never return.
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Indian-American Woman From Texas Found Dead Mysteriously In Oklahoma
A 25-year-old Indian-American woman, who went missing from the US state of Texas earlier this month, was found dead nearly 322 kilometres away in neighbouring Oklahoma state, a day after she disappeared on her way to work.
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Terrifying Videos Show Tornadoes Ripping Apart Homes, Uprooting Trees In Texas And Oklahoma
Raging tornadoes ripped through central Texas and Oklahoma on Friday, uprooting trees, damaging homes and shutting down highways.
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4 Killed In Shooting At Hospital In US' Oklahoma, Gunman Dead: Police
At least three people were killed by a gunman at a hospital campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Wednesday, police said, as Americans still grappled with grief and anger over the shooting at a Texas school just over a week ago.
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Lightning Bolt Blows Up A Toilet In Apartment Building In US
Lightning destroyed a single toilet in an apartment building in Oklahoma, US, during intense thunderstorms earlier this month. No one was injured as the apartment unit was vacant at the time.
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Tesla To soon Finalise The Location For Its New $1.1 Billion Vehicle Assembly Plant
Tulsa, Oklahoma, is an oil-industry town with a 75-foot (23 m) statue called "The Golden Driller." Austin, Texas, is a progressive city in a conservative state with a thriving software industry and a "Keep Austin Weird" counterculture image. These two very different towns have one thing in common: They are both on the short list to land a $1.1 bill...
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Tesla Negotiating Incentives For Possible Texas Vehicle Assembly Plant: Report
Electric carmaker Tesla Inc is negotiating possible incentives with a Texas county that could bring a new auto assembly plant to the area near Austin, the state capital, the Austin American-Statesman reported on Monday. Travis County Commissioners Court is scheduled to discuss terms of the deal on Tuesday, the paper reported, citing people with kno...
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Karnataka Man Jumps Into US Waterfall To Save Friend, Both Drown: Report
A 24-year-old man from Karnataka's Raichur, who was studying in Texas, drowned in Turner falls in the US while trying to save his friend, police said on Wednesday.
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Twin Tornadoes Form In Oklahoma. Rare Phenomenon Caught On Camera
More than a dozen tornadoes have hit the US states of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas, including a rare pair of 'twin tornadoes'.
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House Shook 'Like A Rubber Band' Oklahoma Man Says After Earthquake
A record-tying earthquake in the edge of Oklahoma's key energy-producing areas rattled the Midwest from Nebraska to North Texas on Saturday and likely will focus fresh new attention to the practice of disposing oil and gas field wastewater deep underground.
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Rain, Ice Storms Batter Central US, Deaths in Texas, Kansas
Flooding and travel delays were expected from Texas to Kentucky during for the rest of US holiday weekend, forecasters and law enforcement authorities said on Saturday, as bad weather was blamed for deaths on icy and flooded roads.
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Hundreds Seek Safety From Texas Floods, Severe Weather Kills 16
Hundreds of people fled areas near Texas rivers that overflowed their banks on Thursday as the state reeled from severe storms this week that killed at least 16 people, flooded cities and set a record for the wettest month.
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Ammunition Vending Machines Appear In US Grocery Stores Amid Increasing Gun Violence
There is no limitation on the quantity of ammunition customers can purchase and the vending machines would be restocked every two to four weeks.
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15 Killed As Tornadoes, Extreme Storms Hit Several US States
At least 15 people were killed across the central United States as tornadoes and other extreme storms hit several states including Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma, officials said Sunday.
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Solar Eclipse To Plunge Parts Of US Into Darkness, Schools to Close
The eclipse will be visible in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.
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Tesla Employee Threatened To Kill Elon Musk And Joe Biden, Arrested: Report
Mr McCauley's wife called Rogers Police when he declared that he was leaving for Texas and would never return.
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Indian-American Woman From Texas Found Dead Mysteriously In Oklahoma
A 25-year-old Indian-American woman, who went missing from the US state of Texas earlier this month, was found dead nearly 322 kilometres away in neighbouring Oklahoma state, a day after she disappeared on her way to work.
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Terrifying Videos Show Tornadoes Ripping Apart Homes, Uprooting Trees In Texas And Oklahoma
Raging tornadoes ripped through central Texas and Oklahoma on Friday, uprooting trees, damaging homes and shutting down highways.
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4 Killed In Shooting At Hospital In US' Oklahoma, Gunman Dead: Police
At least three people were killed by a gunman at a hospital campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Wednesday, police said, as Americans still grappled with grief and anger over the shooting at a Texas school just over a week ago.
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Lightning Bolt Blows Up A Toilet In Apartment Building In US
Lightning destroyed a single toilet in an apartment building in Oklahoma, US, during intense thunderstorms earlier this month. No one was injured as the apartment unit was vacant at the time.
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Tesla To soon Finalise The Location For Its New $1.1 Billion Vehicle Assembly Plant
Tulsa, Oklahoma, is an oil-industry town with a 75-foot (23 m) statue called "The Golden Driller." Austin, Texas, is a progressive city in a conservative state with a thriving software industry and a "Keep Austin Weird" counterculture image. These two very different towns have one thing in common: They are both on the short list to land a $1.1 bill...
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Tesla Negotiating Incentives For Possible Texas Vehicle Assembly Plant: Report
Electric carmaker Tesla Inc is negotiating possible incentives with a Texas county that could bring a new auto assembly plant to the area near Austin, the state capital, the Austin American-Statesman reported on Monday. Travis County Commissioners Court is scheduled to discuss terms of the deal on Tuesday, the paper reported, citing people with kno...
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Karnataka Man Jumps Into US Waterfall To Save Friend, Both Drown: Report
A 24-year-old man from Karnataka's Raichur, who was studying in Texas, drowned in Turner falls in the US while trying to save his friend, police said on Wednesday.
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Twin Tornadoes Form In Oklahoma. Rare Phenomenon Caught On Camera
More than a dozen tornadoes have hit the US states of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas, including a rare pair of 'twin tornadoes'.
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House Shook 'Like A Rubber Band' Oklahoma Man Says After Earthquake
A record-tying earthquake in the edge of Oklahoma's key energy-producing areas rattled the Midwest from Nebraska to North Texas on Saturday and likely will focus fresh new attention to the practice of disposing oil and gas field wastewater deep underground.
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Rain, Ice Storms Batter Central US, Deaths in Texas, Kansas
Flooding and travel delays were expected from Texas to Kentucky during for the rest of US holiday weekend, forecasters and law enforcement authorities said on Saturday, as bad weather was blamed for deaths on icy and flooded roads.
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Hundreds Seek Safety From Texas Floods, Severe Weather Kills 16
Hundreds of people fled areas near Texas rivers that overflowed their banks on Thursday as the state reeled from severe storms this week that killed at least 16 people, flooded cities and set a record for the wettest month.
