Sheriff candidate apologizes for "cold, dead hands" comments
"I wish folks had not taken out of context what was said because statements saying I will kill people to take their guns is completely false," R. Daryl Fisher said
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"I wish folks had not taken out of context what was said because statements saying I will kill people to take their guns is completely false," R. Daryl Fisher said
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Michael Avenatti, who represents woman who alleges affair with Trump, rejects cease-and-desist letter from president's attorney
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Keith Raniere, co-founder of the group called Nxivm, was arrested in Mexico and returned to Texas Monday
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The timing of Cohen's payment – 11 days before the election – raises red flags as a possible violation of federal campaign law
Sheriff reveals how shooter Austin Rollins died, also releases 911 calls from adults and students, including the 14-year-old who survived
"I hope we win the World Series because I'm out now," says groundskeeper Nevest Coleman
Ducey said in a letter to Uber's CEO that footage of the crash raised concerns about the company's ability to safely test its technology in Arizona