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New Video Shows Police Removing Gun From Alton Sterling’s Pocket After Shooting
Graphic video footage shows Baton Rouge police appearing to remove a gun from the man’s pocket after shooting him at least six times.
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Paris Attacks Could Have Been Prevented, French Lawmakers Say
The attack at the Bataclan concert hall, where 89 people were killed, could have been prevented with more efficient intelligence gathering, the leader of an investigating commission said Tuesday.
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Two Reportedly Injured In Suicide Bombing Outside U.S. Consulate In Saudi Arabia
The bomber killed himself outside the Jeddah consulate building in the early hours of the 4th of July.
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Driver Heading Toward Crowd At Wing Festival Fatally Shot By Police
Reno, Nevada police said the shooting stopped the man from hurting numerous bystanders at the Biggest Little City Wing Fest.
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People Are Loving How Happy Justin Trudeau Looked At Toronto Pride
He was the first Canadian prime minister to march in the parade.
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Movie Theater Chain Seeks $700,000 From Victims Of Aurora Shooting
After a jury ruled that Cinemark was not responsible for the 2012 massacre, the theater chain is asking victims who first filed the lawsuit to cover legal fees.
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Trump Points Out Plane, Says It’s Mexico “Getting Ready To Attack”
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee made the comment Thursday while speaking in New Hampshire.
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250 ISIS Fighters Reportedly Killed In U.S. Airstrikes Near Fallujah
The strike on a convoy came after U.S. and Iraqi leaders declared the city liberated from militants, who had taken over in early 2014.
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World Leaders React To Terror Attack On Istanbul Airport
Leaders around the world condemned the suspected terrorist attacks, which left at least 36 people dead.
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Two People Dead After Massive Explosion Flattens Home In Mississauga
One resident said he was leaving his house when the blast pushed him back inside.
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Ikea Is Recalling Millions Of Dressers After The Deaths Of Three Toddlers
The recall notice affects the popular Malm dresser, as well as dozens of other models.
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Kidnapping Of 10-Year-Old Boy In Dallas Home Invasion Was Not Random, Police Say
Dallas police said Nicholas Fierros was taken by three men who stormed into his relative’s home and demanded money; as of Tuesday, they remained at large.
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Volkswagen Settles Emissions-Cheating Allegations For $14.7 Billion
The German automaker has agreed to buy back and terminate leases for nearly 500,000 affected vehicles in the U.S. and invest $4.7 billion in green car technology.
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10 People Injured After Tsunami Rollercoaster Derails In Scotland
Riders of Scotland’s only inverted rollercoaster at M&D’s theme park in North Lanarkshire plunged 30 feet on Sunday afternoon.
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10 Injured In Stabbings At White Nationalist Protest Near California Capitol
Protesters and opponents clashed at the event in Sacramento, and several people were taken to a hospital with stab wounds.
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Obama Declares A Major Disaster In West Virginia After 23 Killed In Flash Floods
“The damage is widespread and devastating,” Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has said.
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Tap Water In Flint Declared Safe To Drink — If It’s Filtered
After months of testing, the Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday announced that filtered tap water was safe for all Flint residents.
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NYC Pride Will Include Orlando Nightclub Owner, Honor The Victims This Weekend
Thousands are expected to attend events, which will include a rally against gun violence.
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Democrats End Sit-In Demanding A Gun Control Vote After More Than 25 Hours
Things got heated along the way.












