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United passenger dragged from plane has concussion, broken nose: lawyer
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By Timothy Mclaughlin and Karen Pierog CHICAGO (Reuters) – The United Airlines passenger dragged from a plane in Chicago in an incident that sparked international outrage and turned into a corporate public relations nightmare suffered a concussion and broken nose and will likely sue, his attorney said on Thursday. “For a long time airlines, United…
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Marshals nab last of 'cocaine cowboys,' on lam for 26 years
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MIAMI (AP) — A quarter-century after he vanished on the eve of a major drug indictment, the last of Miami's fabled “cocaine cowboys” was in custody Thursday, nabbed on a suburban bike ride with his wife near Disney World.
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British Intel Spotted Trump Camp Russia Ties
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Rachel Maddow reports on the latest developments in the investigation into connections between the Donald Trump campaign and Russia, including a report by The Guardian that British intelligence agency GCHQ first raised concerns as far back as late 2015.
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Lawyer: Imprisoned Utah doctor may have killed himself
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah doctor imprisoned for drugging his beauty queen wife and leaving her to die in a bathtub may have killed himself, his lawyer said Monday.
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Palm Sunday marks the start of Holy Week in Spain and more: April 9 in photos
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A penitent of “Lagrimas y Favoresâ€� blows out candles inside a church as she takes part in a Palm Sunday procession marking the start of the Holy Week in Malaga, southern Spain; Spain’s Dani Pedroza rolls on the gravel after he fell off his Honda during Argentina’s Motorcycle Grand Prix at the Termas de Rio…
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Assad allies say U.S. attack on Syria air base crosses 'red lines'
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A joint command center made up of the forces of Russia, Iran and militias supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said the U.S. strike on a Syrian air base on Friday crossed “red lines” and it would respond to any new aggression and increase its support for its ally. The United States fired dozens of cruise…
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U.S. soldier killed in Afghanistan amid operations against Islamic State: U.S.
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A U.S. soldier was killed while conducting operations against Islamic State in Afghanistan late on Saturday, a U.S. military spokesman said in a message posted on Twitter. “The soldier was mortally wounded late Saturday during an operation in Nangarhar Province” in eastern Afghanistan, U.S. Navy Captain Bill Salvin said in a message on the official…
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Domestic abuse survivor marries the paramedic who saved her life
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Melissa Dohme was in an abusive relationship but didn’t realize it at the time. When her ex-boyfriend stabbed her 32 times and left her unconscious, Cameron Hill came to her rescue … and the rest is history.
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Former Trump Adviser Duped by Russian Spies
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Rachel Maddow describes how former Donld Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page was unwittingly recruited and cultivated as an asset by Russian spies, as outlined in a new report from Buzzfeed News.
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Counting Calories: Is it Only for Weight Loss
Many of us believe that calorie counting is required for losing weight. But, is that the only purpose of counting the calories? If you are reading this article, it is clear that you too have reached here in quest of finding an apt reply to this question. Well, it is true that calorie counting has…