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A TikToker's story about a man she ghosted interviewing her for a job years later blew up. Now, she's been flooded with hate as viewers call it 'karma.'
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Congressman who represents the Nashville district involved in deadly school shooting posted a gun-toting family photo for Christmas in 2021
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Mom Hijacks Fox News Airwaves to Call for Gun Safety: ‘Aren’t You Guys Tired of Covering This?’
Fox NewsA mother visiting Nashville took over the Fox News airwaves on Monday afternoon to call out the country’s lack of gun safety as yet another mass shooting unfolded at a Nashville school. As reporters and TV crews waited for a police press conference to start, the woman walked up to the microphone to say she was in town on a family vacation with her son and had survived a mass shooting last July. “Aren’t you guys tired of covering this? Aren’t you guys tired of being here and having to cov
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Inside a slum that's become the Bermuda Triangle of Japan, where people go to disappear
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3 children, 3 adults killed in shooting at Nashville school; shooter dead
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WATCH: Officers break up large gathering at University of Dayton; At least 6 arrested
Officers arrested at least six people as they were breaking up a large gathering at the University of Dayton on Saturday.
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Woman shoots dead 3 children, 3 adults at Christian school in Tennessee
A 28-year-old woman armed with several guns opened fire on Monday at a private Christian school she once attended in Tennessee's capital city, killing three children and three adult staffers before police killed her, authorities said. There was no immediate official word on a possible motive for the gun violence, which unfolded on a warm spring morning not long after classes began at The Convenant School, whose students consist mostly of elementary school-age children. The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department began receiving calls at 10:13 a.m. of a shooter at the school, and arriving officers reported hearing gunfire coming from the building's second floor, police spokesperson Don Aaron told reporters.
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Husband's 911 call key in reaching verdict in Alabama mom's murder
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Covenant School shooting updates: 3 children, 3 adults dead after woman opens fire in Nashville; victims' names released
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Police assert they did nothing wrong in Vicosa tragedy - after agreeing to a $3M settlement
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All 7 Pennsylvania chocolate factory explosion victims found
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The Same Men Questioning Jonathan Majors' Masculinity Are Now His Most Ardent Supporters After Alleged Assault
The news of Creed III star Jonathan Majors’ arrest on Saturday shocked Hollywood. The actor was arrested in Manhattan and charged with assault and harassment. The NYPD described the incident as a “domestic dispute,” where “the victim sustained minor injuries to her head and neck.” The most troubling aspect of this situation is the inclusion of “strangulation” in the charges. Experts on domestic violence have asserted that strangulation is a sign that abuse can escalate to more dangerous outcomes
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