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'This can't be happening': The fateful 11 minutes of the Las Vegas mass shooting
Worst mass shooting in U.S. history unfolded in just 11 minutes
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For-profit charter schools bill taxpayers for empty desks
Schools touted by Betsy DeVos aggressively recruit at-risk students, offer barebones courses, and boost revenue by inflating enrollment.
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North Koreans prepping seafood for U.S. stores, restaurants
Besides seafood, AP found North Korean laborers making wood flooring and sewing garments in Chinese factories.
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Contrary to what Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton says, sexism isn't funny
Newton's disparaging response to a female reporter's question is a reminder of how far we still have to go.
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5 things you need to know Thursday
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Why Puerto Rico donations lag behind fundraising for Harvey, Irma victims
Harvey and Irma donations greatly exceed funds raised for Maria relief, according to large relief organizations, citing a range of possible reasons
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British writer Kazuo Ishiguro wins 2017 Nobel Prize for Literature
The Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded 109 times to 113 Nobel Laureates between 1901 and 2016.
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3 U.S. Army special operations commandos killed in Niger
They were likely attacked by militants from al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb.
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New Democratic ads would give Steve Bannon assist in war against Paul Ryan, GOP incumbents
If Stephen K. Bannon, the former Trump chief strategist, intends to target House Speaker Paul Ryan, Democrats will lend a hand.
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'Glee' actor pleads guilty in child pornography case
Mark Salling, who played "Puck" on the musical Fox series, reached a deal to plead guilty to child porn possession.
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A fighter from the Hashed al-Sahaabi units helps to carry an elderly displaced woman who fled from the ongoing battles to oust the Islamic State group from Hawija southeast of Kirkuk, Iraq.
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Michael Che hit with blowback after calling Trump a 'cheap cracker' on 'SNL'
Ex-Trump adviser Paul Manafort conspired to mislead bankruptcy court, son-in-law charges
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