Speculation is swirling about the recent homicides of four University of Idaho students in the small college town of Moscow as police remain without a suspect.
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Live stowaway cat found in luggage during TSA inspection in New York
The pet was discovered when TSA agents at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport X-rayed the baggage and spotted the cat-shaped mass.
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Adidas Staffers Allege Kanye West Played Porn In Meetings
As Kanye West’s antisemitism scandal continues to rage, a whole new one is unfolding. While Adidas recently severed ties with West due to his antisemitic comments, new…
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Kim Jong Un's sister warns U.S. of 'more fatal' security crisis
Kim Yo Jong is widely considered North Korea’s second-most powerful person after her brother, Kim Jong Un.
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Angler reels in massive 67-pound goldfish named 'The Carrot'
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After 3rd failed lethal injection, governor asks for pause on executions in Alabama
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has asked the Department of Corrections to undertake a “top-to-bottom” review of the state’s capital punishment system after numerous botched executions.
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Michael J. Fox delivers laughs — and tears — while accepting high honour
Canadian actor Michael J. Fox, who has helped raise more than $1.5 billion for Parkinson’s disease research, was honoured with a humanitarian award.
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Reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley sentenced for $30M bank fraud, tax evasion
Todd was sentenced to 12 years in prison and his wife Julie will serve seven years behind bars for bank fraud, tax evasion and conspiring to defraud the IRS.
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Kim Jong Un’s daughter makes 1st ever public appearance at missile launch
It’s the first time the North Korean leader’s daughter has been acknowleged by the country’s media.
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Top Iranian actors arrested for removing headscarves amid crackdown on celebrities
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Colorado Springs LGBTQ2 bar shooting: Patrons called 'heroic' for halting shooter, saving lives
At least one club patron confronted the gunman and took away his weapon before pinning him to the ground.
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