Walker - 'False flag (part two)'
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Walker - 'False flag (part two)'
The Texas Rangers and the Walker family must contend with Grey Flag's plans and one truth...that everything was a lie.
GM to stop making Chevy Camaro, leaving muscle car's future uncertain
General Motors announced Wednesday that it's ending production of the latest generation of the Chevrolet Camaro, leaving the Ford Mustang as the last gasoline-powered American performance coupe.
Bacteria from meat could be causing more than half a million UTIs in the US every year, study estimates
Bacteria from meat could be responsible for more than half a million urinary tract infections in the United States every year, a new study says.
US and Canada reach a deal on decades-old asylum agreement
The US and Canada have struck a deal on changes to a decades-old asylum agreement that would restrict certain migrants from seeking protections in Canada, two Canadian officials told CNN, marking a significant change in how Canada accepts asylum seekers.
FAA is laying out steps for air traffic controllers to avoid more close calls
The head of the nation's air traffic controllers said there have been too many near collisions at airports and laid out steps to avoid more -- including more supervisor oversight in control towers and extra controller training for "unusual circumstances."
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Manatee County officials held a press conference Thursday in response to the recent train derailment in Sarasota.
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Prosecutors investigating whether to pursue charges against the Atlanta police officers involved in the June 2020 shooting death of Rayshard Brooks said they plan to have the charges dismissed.
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Atlanta Police said a female suspect has been taken into custody following shootings that left two persons dead and another hurt.
Federal appeals court delays Sen. Lindsey Graham's testimony in Georgia election probe
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Father and son sentenced to life in prison for federal hate crimes in Ahmaud Arbery's killing
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Bacteria from meat could be causing more than half a million UTIs in the US every year, study estimates
Bacteria from meat could be responsible for more than half a million urinary tract infections in the United States every year, a new study says.
CDC says bacterial infection led to deaths from recalled eye drops
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Frozen strawberries sold at Costco, Trader Joe's and Aldi recalled on hepatitis A fears
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Wyoming outlaws abortion pills
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Frozen strawberries sold at Costco, Trader Joe's and Aldi recalled after hepatitis A infections
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US and Canada reach a deal on decades-old asylum agreement
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Unidentified objects shot down over North America
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Saudi Arabia shocks Argentina 2-1 at World Cup
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Sonic the Hedgehog co-creator arrested for alleged insider trading
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Treated water from Piney Point scheduled to be injected into underground well
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A giant blob of seaweed called Sargassum may be headed toward some popular spring and summer travel destinations. So, is it safe to travel near it? (CNN)
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London, 31 October 1963 - Beatles step from plane; pose for cameras (AP)
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