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WorldAssociated PressVigilantes in Haiti strike back at gangsters with brutal street justice
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U.S.The Daily BeastTexas Father Found Ten Days After Disappearance Sparked Nationwide Search
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WorldINSIDERVladimir Putin was never the Soviet super spy he'd like us to believe. He was merely a KGB 'errand boy,' report says
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WorldReutersUkraine's military urges 'silence' ahead of expected counteroffensive
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The sexual assault case revolving around Danny Masterson finally came to an end this past week, as he was found guilty in the retrial verdict. At present, the That '70s Show alum is being held at L.A. County Men's Central Jail, which is the same facility that once housed O.J. Simpson. “The Juice” isn't the only famous face to have stayed at the jail either, as rapper Suge Knight has as well.
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WorldThe New Voice of UkraineUkrainian army destroys Russia’s mainland route to Crimea with blasts in Berdyansk and Melitopol
The other reason to strike military targets in occupied Zaporizhzya and Kherson oblasts. As Melitopol and other settlements to the south, it is a part of the so-called Russian mainland route to Crimea which is used alongside the Crimean Bridge for munition supply. "Explosions were heard in the Crimean city and logistical hub of Dzankoy in the northern part of the peninsula."it's a railway junction which has been affected before.
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Videos of a children's choir singing the national anthem in the U.S. Capitol spread across social media Friday, with the claim that they showed the group being unceremoniously cut off by federal authorities because the performance was deemed offensive. (June 2)(AP video by Farnoush Amiri)
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U.S.CNNA Florida woman’s car caught fire with her children inside while she allegedly shoplifted in a mall
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WorldAssociated Press3 Israeli soldiers, Egyptian officer killed in gunbattle at the border
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