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Radio Host Says Was Fired Mid-Show For Criticising Trump On Air
A host from a conservative radio station in Denver said he was abruptly fired after criticizing President Donald Trump during his weekly talk show Saturday morning.
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Scientists Are Preparing For An Asteroid Hit That Could Wipe Out Humanity
Scientists didn't know where it might hit, though New York, Denver and a wide swath of west and central Africa were all in the path of potential destruction. Paul Chodas called the situation "uncertain" and "unprecedented."
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US Court Official Failed To Click A Box. A Witness Paid With His Life
David Henderson had developed a reputation as a mechanic with a steady wrench and a helpful disposition, just a few clicks away on the Denver, Colorado, pages of Craigslist.
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"All I Wanted Was A Girlfriend": Man Threatens To Kill Girls, Arrested
A 27-year-old Colorado man has been arrested on a terrorism charge after he posted messages on social media, citing his virginity as the reason he said he was planning to carry out a mass shooting, "killing as many girls as I see," authorities in Utah said.
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FBI Agent Who Accidentally Shot Man After Back Flip In Club Charged
An off-duty FBI agent who, authorities say, accidentally shot someone after his gun flew from his holster as he was doing a back flip inside a Denver bar has been charged with second-degree assault.
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FBI Agent Dropped Gun During Backflip in Club. Man Shot Accidentally
It was after midnight at the Mile High Spirits bar near downtown Denver, and things were going well for the man in the middle of the dance floor. Patrons surrounded him and women smiled at him, some with their phones out, as he showed off his freestyle dance moves.
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Drunk Man Gropes Co-Fliers, Then Pees Between Seats In Nightmare Flight
To paraphrase an old air travel axiom: What goes in must come out, one way or another.
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"Flight From Hell": 146 Scrambled Onto Wing As Smoke Billowed Into Cabin
It was a flight from Detroit.But as one passenger said after the plane finally landed in Denver, smoke billowing through vents in the cabin while the aircraft was taxiing, it was more like a "flight from hell."
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"My Dad's The Mayor!": Denver Official's Son Curses At Officer During Stop
The video clip lasts just 20 seconds, but it's long enough to anger anyone who believes public officials and their loved ones secretly suffer from a strong sense of entitlement.
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A Woman Flying Back From France Brought An Apple Through Customs - It Cost Her $500
Crystal Tadlock was given an apple sealed in a wrapper on her Delta flight from Paris on Wednesday. She was not hungry at the time and figured it would be a good snack for her second leg back to Denver, she told FOX 31 in Denver.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
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A Coffee Shop Celebrated Gentrification - And Is Now Profusely Apologising
On Twitter, Ink has been accused of "gleefully colonising" Denver's Five Points neighbourhood and of being "steeped in white supremacy."
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Video Shows Cheerleaders Forced To Do Splits Until They Screamed
School officials in Denver have fired a cheerleading coach amid controversy over disturbing videos of teenage girls wailing in pain while apparently being forced to perform leg splits.
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Disturbing Video Shows High School Cheerleaders Screaming As They're Forced To Do Splits
Five high school officials in Denver were put on administrative leave this week amid a police investigation into several disturbing videos of teenage cheerleaders wailing in pain while apparently being forced to perform leg splits.
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Taylor Swift Was 'Groped' By Radio DJ, Says Jury. Awards Her A Symbolic $1 Verdict
The eight-person jury also ruled that Taylor Swift's mother and radio representative were not responsible for the Denver country radio host's loss of his job
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Radio Host Says Was Fired Mid-Show For Criticising Trump On Air
A host from a conservative radio station in Denver said he was abruptly fired after criticizing President Donald Trump during his weekly talk show Saturday morning.
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Scientists Are Preparing For An Asteroid Hit That Could Wipe Out Humanity
Scientists didn't know where it might hit, though New York, Denver and a wide swath of west and central Africa were all in the path of potential destruction. Paul Chodas called the situation "uncertain" and "unprecedented."
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US Court Official Failed To Click A Box. A Witness Paid With His Life
David Henderson had developed a reputation as a mechanic with a steady wrench and a helpful disposition, just a few clicks away on the Denver, Colorado, pages of Craigslist.
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"All I Wanted Was A Girlfriend": Man Threatens To Kill Girls, Arrested
A 27-year-old Colorado man has been arrested on a terrorism charge after he posted messages on social media, citing his virginity as the reason he said he was planning to carry out a mass shooting, "killing as many girls as I see," authorities in Utah said.
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FBI Agent Who Accidentally Shot Man After Back Flip In Club Charged
An off-duty FBI agent who, authorities say, accidentally shot someone after his gun flew from his holster as he was doing a back flip inside a Denver bar has been charged with second-degree assault.
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FBI Agent Dropped Gun During Backflip in Club. Man Shot Accidentally
It was after midnight at the Mile High Spirits bar near downtown Denver, and things were going well for the man in the middle of the dance floor. Patrons surrounded him and women smiled at him, some with their phones out, as he showed off his freestyle dance moves.
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Drunk Man Gropes Co-Fliers, Then Pees Between Seats In Nightmare Flight
To paraphrase an old air travel axiom: What goes in must come out, one way or another.
-
"Flight From Hell": 146 Scrambled Onto Wing As Smoke Billowed Into Cabin
It was a flight from Detroit.But as one passenger said after the plane finally landed in Denver, smoke billowing through vents in the cabin while the aircraft was taxiing, it was more like a "flight from hell."
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"My Dad's The Mayor!": Denver Official's Son Curses At Officer During Stop
The video clip lasts just 20 seconds, but it's long enough to anger anyone who believes public officials and their loved ones secretly suffer from a strong sense of entitlement.
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A Woman Flying Back From France Brought An Apple Through Customs - It Cost Her $500
Crystal Tadlock was given an apple sealed in a wrapper on her Delta flight from Paris on Wednesday. She was not hungry at the time and figured it would be a good snack for her second leg back to Denver, she told FOX 31 in Denver.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
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A Coffee Shop Celebrated Gentrification - And Is Now Profusely Apologising
On Twitter, Ink has been accused of "gleefully colonising" Denver's Five Points neighbourhood and of being "steeped in white supremacy."
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Video Shows Cheerleaders Forced To Do Splits Until They Screamed
School officials in Denver have fired a cheerleading coach amid controversy over disturbing videos of teenage girls wailing in pain while apparently being forced to perform leg splits.
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Disturbing Video Shows High School Cheerleaders Screaming As They're Forced To Do Splits
Five high school officials in Denver were put on administrative leave this week amid a police investigation into several disturbing videos of teenage cheerleaders wailing in pain while apparently being forced to perform leg splits.
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Taylor Swift Was 'Groped' By Radio DJ, Says Jury. Awards Her A Symbolic $1 Verdict
The eight-person jury also ruled that Taylor Swift's mother and radio representative were not responsible for the Denver country radio host's loss of his job
