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Family of Newlywed and Activist Decapitated at Utah's Arches National Park Awarded More Than $10M
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Ohio infant dies a month after returning home from abduction
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Transgender rapist should not be considered a woman, says victim
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Ten people shot in 'targeted attack' in midtown Lakeland, a little north of downtown
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Missing 15-year-old girl’s phone discovered outside high school, Michigan family says
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Venezuela’s number-two-man wanted his lands. This rancher paid dearly for saying no
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Victims identified in 6th mass shooting in 13 days to rock California
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He reached 'kingpin' status by selling Mexican cartel-supplied drugs. But betrayal awaited
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Sam Bankman-Fried's parents used their house to bail him out. But they rent the land from Stanford
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