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50 Killed In Fierce Winter Storms, Schools Shut, Blackouts In US
Unrelenting storms have pummelled the United States over the past week, leading to at least 50 weather-related deaths, officials and US media reported Friday, as large swathes of the country brace for new winter wallops.
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Heavy Snow In Southern California, Flooding Likely In Lower Elevations
Heavy snow fell in southern California on Friday, as the first blizzard in a generation pounded the hills around Los Angeles, with heavy rains threatening flooding in other places.
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Drako's $1.2 Million Electric Supercar Can Be Driven On Snow
This will be special because they only plan on making 25 of these cars and they plan on delivering them next year.
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Mr. Robot’s Season 4 Will Be Its Final Season, Coming 2019
Mr. Robot will end with its fourth season in 2019, USA Network announced Wednesday. Filming will begin in the winter in New York, with a total of 12 episodes in season 4.
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Olympic Champions Tweet For Upgrade, Delta's Response Has People Fuming
The US curling team tweeted Delta Airlines to ask if they had any upgrades to offer the Olympic champions flying back on Monday.
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Winter Olympics: USA Women Beat Canada To End 20-Year Olympic Gold Drought
Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson scored the deciding shootout goal in the gold-medal showdown against the four-time defending champions Canada.
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Pyeongchang Winter Olympics: USA Thrash Slovakia To Reach Hockey Quarter-Finals
Ryan Donato scored two goals and Zapolski made 22 saves to drive the Americans.
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Winter Olympics 2018: Russia Blank USA In Intense Hockey Showdown
Ilya Kovalchuk and Nikolai Prokhorkin each scored two goals and the Olympic Athletes from Russia blanked arch-rival United States 4-0 in an electric atmosphere on Saturday at the Winter Olympic men's hockey tournament.
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In Kosovo's Capital, 'Breathing Harms Health'
Every winter morning workers wrap scarves around their faces and emerge from the pea soup fog that engulfs their town of Obiliq, stuck between two coal-fired power stations on the outskirts of Kosovo's capital.
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Olympics May Show North Korea What It's Missing: US
Washington welcomed North Korea's invitation to South Korea's Winter Games on Tuesday, suggesting the outing could show Pyongyang what awaits if it agrees to give up nuclear weapons.
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11 Die Of Cold, US Braces For Winter 'Bomb Cyclone'
At least 11 people died of cold in the United States as a prolonged stretch of strikingly bitter cold enveloped much of the country and buried some places under a record amount of snow even as a powerful winter storm was forecast to hit the eastern US.
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Is The Polar Vortex Back? Be Afraid, Frigid Friends.
It was too cold to, among other things, ice skate Thursday morning. Washington woke to its coldest December morning in almost a decade, and the frigid and the frightened braced for what promises to be the chiliest stretch of winter in two years.
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With Seconds To Go Live, Reporter Hit In The Face With Snowball. Watch
Winter is here. And FOX6 News Milwaukee's Amy DuPont was about to go live to give her viewers in Wisconsin, USA the latest on the weather front, when her photographer decided to start an impromptu snowball fight. We think Ms DuPont handled being pummeled in the face with an icy-cold snowball like an absolute pro.
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Obamas boost Team USA, says 'we couldn't be prouder'
In a short video released by the White House, Barack Obama says athletes in the Olympic Winter Games are an inspiration to the nation. Michelle Obama wishes them
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Blizzard buries US plains, aims for Chicago evening rush hour
A powerful winter storm barreled towards Chicago on Tuesday, threatening to snarl the evening commute with heavy snow, ice and winds while leaving nearly all of the US Plains buried in its wake.
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50 Killed In Fierce Winter Storms, Schools Shut, Blackouts In US
Unrelenting storms have pummelled the United States over the past week, leading to at least 50 weather-related deaths, officials and US media reported Friday, as large swathes of the country brace for new winter wallops.
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Heavy Snow In Southern California, Flooding Likely In Lower Elevations
Heavy snow fell in southern California on Friday, as the first blizzard in a generation pounded the hills around Los Angeles, with heavy rains threatening flooding in other places.
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Drako's $1.2 Million Electric Supercar Can Be Driven On Snow
This will be special because they only plan on making 25 of these cars and they plan on delivering them next year.
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Mr. Robot’s Season 4 Will Be Its Final Season, Coming 2019
Mr. Robot will end with its fourth season in 2019, USA Network announced Wednesday. Filming will begin in the winter in New York, with a total of 12 episodes in season 4.
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Olympic Champions Tweet For Upgrade, Delta's Response Has People Fuming
The US curling team tweeted Delta Airlines to ask if they had any upgrades to offer the Olympic champions flying back on Monday.
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Winter Olympics: USA Women Beat Canada To End 20-Year Olympic Gold Drought
Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson scored the deciding shootout goal in the gold-medal showdown against the four-time defending champions Canada.
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Pyeongchang Winter Olympics: USA Thrash Slovakia To Reach Hockey Quarter-Finals
Ryan Donato scored two goals and Zapolski made 22 saves to drive the Americans.
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Winter Olympics 2018: Russia Blank USA In Intense Hockey Showdown
Ilya Kovalchuk and Nikolai Prokhorkin each scored two goals and the Olympic Athletes from Russia blanked arch-rival United States 4-0 in an electric atmosphere on Saturday at the Winter Olympic men's hockey tournament.
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In Kosovo's Capital, 'Breathing Harms Health'
Every winter morning workers wrap scarves around their faces and emerge from the pea soup fog that engulfs their town of Obiliq, stuck between two coal-fired power stations on the outskirts of Kosovo's capital.
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Olympics May Show North Korea What It's Missing: US
Washington welcomed North Korea's invitation to South Korea's Winter Games on Tuesday, suggesting the outing could show Pyongyang what awaits if it agrees to give up nuclear weapons.
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11 Die Of Cold, US Braces For Winter 'Bomb Cyclone'
At least 11 people died of cold in the United States as a prolonged stretch of strikingly bitter cold enveloped much of the country and buried some places under a record amount of snow even as a powerful winter storm was forecast to hit the eastern US.
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Is The Polar Vortex Back? Be Afraid, Frigid Friends.
It was too cold to, among other things, ice skate Thursday morning. Washington woke to its coldest December morning in almost a decade, and the frigid and the frightened braced for what promises to be the chiliest stretch of winter in two years.
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With Seconds To Go Live, Reporter Hit In The Face With Snowball. Watch
Winter is here. And FOX6 News Milwaukee's Amy DuPont was about to go live to give her viewers in Wisconsin, USA the latest on the weather front, when her photographer decided to start an impromptu snowball fight. We think Ms DuPont handled being pummeled in the face with an icy-cold snowball like an absolute pro.
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Obamas boost Team USA, says 'we couldn't be prouder'
In a short video released by the White House, Barack Obama says athletes in the Olympic Winter Games are an inspiration to the nation. Michelle Obama wishes them
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Blizzard buries US plains, aims for Chicago evening rush hour
A powerful winter storm barreled towards Chicago on Tuesday, threatening to snarl the evening commute with heavy snow, ice and winds while leaving nearly all of the US Plains buried in its wake.
