Arrest made in 'horrific' cold-case rapes
A 58-year-old married man is taken into custody in connection with at least 10 rapes across Northern California between 1991 and 2006. DNA, genealogy sites aid police »
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Arrest made in 'horrific' cold-case rapes
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Kavanaugh accuser granted an extension
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Are bar's rules just code for 'no black people'?
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Ole Miss student slams big donor's post
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Teen star slams critics of her friendship with Drake
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Addison Russell's ex-wife alleges years of abuse
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For some Dems, surging optimism triggers surging anxiety
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A first for Tiger Woods since 2015
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Rapper goes from Uber driver to changing lives
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Report: Lethal assault in Iran shocks Tehran
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Kylie Jenner and BFF Jordyn Woods 'Got Pulled Over' By Police After 21st Birthday Celebration
Kylie Jenner and BFF Jordyn Woods 'Got Pulled Over' By Police After 21st Birthday Celebration
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After Allegedly Hiding Bodies of Pregnant Wife & Kids, Chris Watts May Have Left Something Incriminating Behind
Bag with Possible Footprint Near Shan'ann Watts' Body
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Colin Kaepernick's attorney hints quarterback could sign soon: 'Next week, there may be some news'
Are two teams really interested in signing Colin Kaepernick?
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'I'm sorry, but EXCUSE ME?': Mom furious after daughter suspended for wearing ripped jeans
"A male administrator came to (the) classroom, told her she needed to consider the guys in her class and their hormones when choosing her wardrobe."
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Bride paralyzed in freak honeymoon accident: 'Her fairytale wedding trip has turned into a horrible nightmare'
A Texas woman's loved ones are raising money to bring her home after she broke her neck just days after her destination wedding in Maui.
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Beyoncé Wears $49.99 Imitation Yeezys in Instagram Post Shared and Celebrated by Kanye West
Beyoncé Wears Imitation Yeezys In Kanye West's Instagram Post
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A Lime scooter rider died this morning in Washington, D.C., marking the second fatality this month
Lime, the 18-month-old, San Francisco-based company whose bright green bicycles and scooters now dot cities throughout the U.S., launched a pilot program in Tacoma, Washington, today, but that tiny victory might have felt short-lived. The reason: on the opposite side of the country, a Lime rider was killed today by an SUV while tooling around Washington D.C.'s DuPont neighborhood. It's the second known fatality for the company following a death earlier this month in Dallas, when a 24-year-old Texas man fell off the scooter he was riding and died from blunt force injuries to his head.
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Police chief forced to tell Trump it is 'a fact' sex crimes go underreported as president demands Kavanaugh assault evidence
Houston police chief has hit back Donald Trump’s controversial demands for evidence surrounding sexual assault allegations against his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. The president called on Christine Blasey Ford — who has accused Mr Kavanaugh of sexual assault while at a party when the two were teenagers — to release any police filings she may have filed at the time of the alleged incident. “I have no doubt that, if the attack on Dr. Ford was as bad as she says, charges would have been immediately filed with local Law Enforcement Authorities by either her or her loving parents,” Mr Trump wrote in a tweet.
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Texas father and son charged with killing neighbor over fight about garbage
A Texas man and his son have been charged after allegedly killing their neighbor over a fight about disposing a mattress.
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Caitlyn Jenner throws slight shade at Kylie Jenner by saying it's better "waiting" to have kids
“She wanted to start a family, she wanted to start it young.”
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Is Meghan Markle pregnant? Twitter sure thinks so!
Sorry, Meghan and Harry, we won't rest until a pregnancy announcement is made.
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Ford Motor told to pay Thai customers for transmission woes
A Thai court has ordered a local sales affiliate of Ford Motor Co. to pay 291 customers a total of about $720,000 in compensation for selling cars equipped with faulty transmissions. The Bangkok South Civil Court's decision was welcomed Friday as a victory in a country where consumers rarely win redress. Most of the plaintiffs in the class action suit will get payments of $800 to $8,000 each depending on the number of times and length of time their cars took to be repaired, the court said Friday.
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WTO eyes China bid to slap stiff trade sanctions on US
A World Trade Organization arbitrator will review Friday a Chinese request to impose more than $7 billion (nearly 6 billion euros) in annual sanctions on the United States over anti-dumping practices, a Geneva trade official said. The decision to appoint an arbitrator was reached during a special meeting of the WTO Dispute Settlement Body convened to discuss developments in a five-year-old trade dispute between the world's top two economies. Beijing had already warned earlier this month that it planned to ask the global trade body during the meeting for permission to impose $7.04 billion in annual trade sanctions on Washington in the case.
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Walmart takes $380 off the MacBook Air for a limited time
Walmart is offering a steep discount on the MacBook Air. Though the $380 discount is lovely, this offer comes with an extra charger to sweeten the deal. If you're looking to pick up an Apple MacBook for less, now is an excellent time.
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Teen Girl Who Was 'Groomed' Then Taken by Teacher: 'If I Didn't Go, Something Bad Would Happen'
Elizabeth Thomas Says Teacher Threatened to Shoot Himself
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6 Stunning Pacific Coast Highway Hotels (6 photos)
Because it’s all about the journey...and where you stay along the way.
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Puerto Rico mayor blames Donald Trump for soaring Hurricane Maria death count: ‘It’s a historic failing’
Puerto Rico's mayor of San Juan has sharpened her attacks against Donald Trump, blaming his administration for "structural negligence" that led to thousands of deaths in the wake of Hurricane Maria. Carmen Yulín Cruz said the president was responsible for the federal government’s slow response to the deadly hurricane estimated to have killed nearly 3,000 people, during an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper on the one-year anniversary of the storm. "This is President Trump’s Katrina," the mayor said, referring to the catastrophic hurricane that struck the US in August 2005.
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Kavanaugh Friend Stirs Outrage With Twitter Conspiracy Theory On Christine Blasey Ford
A conservative lawyer and friend of Brett Kavanaugh's who has been
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Photo Shows Wanda Barzee's First Taste of Freedom After Release From Utah Prison
The woman convicted of kidnapping Elizabeth Smart was also reportedly heard "wailing religious scripture" in her hotel room.
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Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian's Latest Text Exchange Is One for the Books
After Twitter users asked what edge control product Serena Williams uses to last through entire tennis matches, Alexis Ohanian tried to get the answer for them.
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