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Washington Mayor Names Protest Site Near White House As "Black Lives Matter Plaza"
Washington mayor Muriel Bowser on Friday renamed an area near the White House that has become the epicenter of anti-racism protests over the past week "Black Lives Matter Plaza" -- unveiling a giant street mural.
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Recalling Her Last Words Made Her Weep: Murdered Telangana Vet's Sister
It was around 9 p.m. when the young woman returned to the toll plaza where she had parked her red scooter. It had a flat tire, and a group of men nearby offered to help.
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A Woman Was Found Dead In A Hotel Freezer. Video Shows Her Last-Known Moments.
Police have released hotel surveillance video showing Kenneka Jenkins's last known footsteps through a Crowne Plaza outside Chicago last weekend, when the teen staggered in the early morning hours through empty halls and a deserted kitchen - toward the freezer she would be found dead inside nearly 24 hours later.
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Apple Wants Its Stores to Become 'Town squares.' But Skeptics Call It a 'Branding Fantasy.'
Apple stores will double as public spaces, complete with outdoor plazas, indoor forums and designated boardrooms for local entrepreneurs.
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A Tale Of Two Campaign Headquarters: Clinton And Trump Offices Are Miles Away And Worlds Apart
One is a daily carnival watched over by the counterterrorism squad, bulky toughs in plainclothes and a cast of sign-waving protesters bellowing at one another.
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China: 'Serious' Fallout If Washington Plaza Renamed For Jailed Dissident
China warned the United States on Tuesday it would face "serious consequences" if it renamed a stretch of street in front of the Chinese embassy in Washington after a jailed Chinese dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner.
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China Warns US Of 'Serious Consequences' Over Washington Plaza Name
China's Foreign Ministry warned the United States today there would be "serious consequences" if a plaza in front of the Chinese embassy in Washington was named after a pro-democracy dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner.
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Woman Sues Washington for Return of John F Kennedy Assassination Film
A woman whose grandfather shot a home movie of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas' Dealey Plaza on Nov. 22, 1963 is suing the U.S. government to either get it back or get $10 million in compensation.
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One Dead After Washington Subway Fills With Smoke
A woman died and dozens of people were injured after thick smoke filled a subway tunnel in the US capital Monday during the evening rush, officials said.
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US retailers plan Bangladesh safety effort
US retailers have tapped two former senators to lead a plan to improve safety in Bangladesh after a massive factory collapse, but activists on Friday called the effort a public relations stunt.
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91 killed as massive US tornado devastates Oklahoma suburb
A powerful tornado swept through an Oklahoma City suburb on Monday, tearing down blocks of homes, two schools and leaving at least 91 people dead, including 20 children, local officials said.
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Washington Mayor Names Protest Site Near White House As "Black Lives Matter Plaza"
Washington mayor Muriel Bowser on Friday renamed an area near the White House that has become the epicenter of anti-racism protests over the past week "Black Lives Matter Plaza" -- unveiling a giant street mural.
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Recalling Her Last Words Made Her Weep: Murdered Telangana Vet's Sister
It was around 9 p.m. when the young woman returned to the toll plaza where she had parked her red scooter. It had a flat tire, and a group of men nearby offered to help.
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A Woman Was Found Dead In A Hotel Freezer. Video Shows Her Last-Known Moments.
Police have released hotel surveillance video showing Kenneka Jenkins's last known footsteps through a Crowne Plaza outside Chicago last weekend, when the teen staggered in the early morning hours through empty halls and a deserted kitchen - toward the freezer she would be found dead inside nearly 24 hours later.
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Apple Wants Its Stores to Become 'Town squares.' But Skeptics Call It a 'Branding Fantasy.'
Apple stores will double as public spaces, complete with outdoor plazas, indoor forums and designated boardrooms for local entrepreneurs.
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A Tale Of Two Campaign Headquarters: Clinton And Trump Offices Are Miles Away And Worlds Apart
One is a daily carnival watched over by the counterterrorism squad, bulky toughs in plainclothes and a cast of sign-waving protesters bellowing at one another.
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China: 'Serious' Fallout If Washington Plaza Renamed For Jailed Dissident
China warned the United States on Tuesday it would face "serious consequences" if it renamed a stretch of street in front of the Chinese embassy in Washington after a jailed Chinese dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner.
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China Warns US Of 'Serious Consequences' Over Washington Plaza Name
China's Foreign Ministry warned the United States today there would be "serious consequences" if a plaza in front of the Chinese embassy in Washington was named after a pro-democracy dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner.
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Woman Sues Washington for Return of John F Kennedy Assassination Film
A woman whose grandfather shot a home movie of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas' Dealey Plaza on Nov. 22, 1963 is suing the U.S. government to either get it back or get $10 million in compensation.
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One Dead After Washington Subway Fills With Smoke
A woman died and dozens of people were injured after thick smoke filled a subway tunnel in the US capital Monday during the evening rush, officials said.
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US retailers plan Bangladesh safety effort
US retailers have tapped two former senators to lead a plan to improve safety in Bangladesh after a massive factory collapse, but activists on Friday called the effort a public relations stunt.
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91 killed as massive US tornado devastates Oklahoma suburb
A powerful tornado swept through an Oklahoma City suburb on Monday, tearing down blocks of homes, two schools and leaving at least 91 people dead, including 20 children, local officials said.
