Bar owner charged in death of protester kills himself
Jake Gardner, a white Nebraska bar owner charged in the fatal shooting of an unarmed Black man amid protests in May, has died by suicide, his attorneys said. Body found in Oregon »
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Nebraska bar owner Jake Gardner, charged in fatal shooting of unarmed Black protester, dies by suicide, attorney says
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Cowboys did something no team has done in 87 years. It occurred in a win that rarely materialized under Jason Garrett.
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Giuliana Rancic and Vivica A. Fox Cancel Emmys Red Carpet Appearance After Testing Positive for COVID
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'Horrific act of violence': Rochester, New York, grieves for 2 students killed in mass shooting that injured 14 others
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'Intergenerational conflict' is getting worse, Deutsche Bank analysts warn
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How 'touch starvation' could be affecting your mental health during the pandemic
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Did controversial missed penalty on Tyreek Hill cost Chargers a win over Chiefs?
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'Fifth Girl' in 1963 Alabama Church Bombing Seeks State Restitution
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Despite win, Tom Brady remains a grumpy old man. Even newcomer Leonard Fournette isn't safe: 'He's hard on me'
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Emmy winners hammer importance of voting while calling for social reform
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'We have a silent epidemic emerging right now in K-12 schools:' infectious disease specialist
As global COVID-19 cases continue to tick upwards, schools around the U.S. are struggling to reopen during the pandemic. Dr. Michael Saag, associate dean for global health at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, joined Yahoo Finance to discuss schools’ problems across the country. “I believe that we’re having a silent epidemic merging right now within the K through 12 schools,” said Sagg. He tells Yahoo Finance that K-12 students pose more risk of spreading COVID-19 because, unlike their college-student counterparts, younger students are not being tested and quarantined at the same rate.
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AP FACT CHECK: Trump's made-up car plants, court revisionism
President Donald Trump and his GOP allies are playing loose with the facts when it comes to a successor for the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Seeking to justify a possible confirmation vote before the Nov. 3 election, Trump asserted over the weekend that many high court nominations were made in an election year and “in all cases, they went forward.” In fact, just one hour after Justice Antonin Scalia's unexpected death in February 2016, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell publicly made clear the Senate should not confirm a successor chosen by President Barack Obama because of the coming election.
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Armed and Black. How a group of men licensed to carry guns say they are seeking racial justice
Armed Black groups like the Minnesota Freedom Fighters work to protect the streets as calls for racial justice mount.
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Halle Berry Just Posted A New Swimsuit Photo And Her Butt Looks So Toned
The 54-year-old crushes it in the gym.
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Why Airliners Could Soon Fly in Formation, Just Like a Flock of Birds
This makes too much sense not to try.
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Christina and Ant Anstead make 'difficult decision to separate' a year after welcoming baby
TV's Christina Anstead and Ant Anstead are splitting up a year after welcoming their first child together and less than two years after marrying.
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Dana White talks Covington title shot, says Cerrone and Woodley should retire
* * *UFC president Dana White insists that he doesn't force fighters to retire, but when he suggests that it's time to have a talk with a fighter that seems to be in the twilight of his career, you can bet that retirement is on the agenda.Following Colby Covington's victory over former UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley and Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone's draw with Niko Price, White uttered the dreaded "it's time to have a talk" refrain.While Covington is eyeballing a title shot soon, and White addressed that, the UFC president seemed to think it might be time for Woodley and Cowboy to ride of into the sunset, respectively.Hear everything that White had to say at Saturday's UFC Vegas 11 post-fight press conference.(Subscribe to MMAWeekly.com on YouTube)* * *TRENDING Video: US President Donald Trump calls Colby Covington to congratulate him after UFC Vegas 11 win* * * Colby Covington: Tyron Woodley 'Hates America and that's why he got broke"(Subscribe to MMAWeekly.com on YouTube)
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The coronavirus outbreak has triggered unprecedented mass layoffs and furloughs. Here are the major companies that have announced they are downsizing their workforces.
Lufthansa, Raytheon, and Kohl's are the most recent to cut thousands of jobs amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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'Schitt's Creek' Cast Celebrates The Emmys In Toronto Like The Royalty They Are
They all self-isolated in advance so that they could celebrate the night together.
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‘Ozark’s Julia Garner Thanks Jason Bateman & Laura Linney After Winning 2nd Consecutive Emmy Award
A visibly shaken Julia Garner secured the Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series at Sunday remote ceremony for her role in the Netflix drama Ozark. It marked her second consecutive win for her scene-stealing performance as Ruth Langmore. After overcoming her shock, Garner expressed gratitude to her fellow nominees Meryl Streep, […]
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Nancy Pelosi Doesn't Rule Out Using Impeachment To Stall SCOTUS Nomination
"Protecting our democracy requires us to use every arrow in our quiver," the speaker of the House said.
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Abu Dhabi, UAE's conservative capital, ends alcohol licenses
Abu Dhabi, the conservative capital of the United Arab Emirates, is eliminating its licensing system for alcohol purchases for drinkers after Dubai repeatedly loosened its own rules to boost sales and tourism amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The emirate's Department of Culture and Tourism announced the new rules in a circular dated last week to distributors and liquor stores, but otherwise did not publicize the decision. Government officials did not respond to requests for comment Monday from The Associated Press.
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Ford Bronco to Offer Manual Transmission in Sasquatch Package
Ford heard the complaints of those who were in line for the Bronco and has added the manual transmission to the most off-road-capable forthcoming Bronco.
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Zendaya Goes All Out in Christopher John Rogers for 2020 Emmys
Law Roach and Zendaya did not disappoint.
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Dangerous Household Items You Should Stop Using Immediately (12 photos)
You might want to consider tossing these things.From Redbook
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Lee withdraws from U.S. Open after 18th hole meltdown
Lee fired rounds of 70 and 75 to make the cut at an unforgiving Winged Foot but carded an eight-over par 78 in the third round as his campaign unravelled spectacularly. Lee was three over heading into the par-four 18th but six-putted from four feet to sign off with a quintuple bogey nine.
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Family, friends remember teens killed in Tracy crash
Family and friends gathered at a growing memorial over the weekend to remember four teens who were killed in a crash in Tracy. The California Highway Patrol says an officer tried to pull over a car when it was on Interstate 5, but the driver took off. The car later crashed into a tree, killing everyone inside.
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Apps are tracking WhatsApp users' online activity, including whom they're likely talking to and when they're sleeping
User data that the Facebook-owned messaging app shares publicly is allowing dozens of outside apps to track aspects of WhatsApp users' online activity.
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Will and Kate Skipped Harry's "Awkward" Birthday Zoom Call with the Royal Family
"There was some excuse made about why Will wasn’t there."
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Fact check: President Trump has not said he will terminate Social Security
Posts claim the president will end Social Security if he is reelected. Trump said he will terminate the tax that funds it, but not the program itself.
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