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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Backs New Policy To Release Police Shooting Videos Within 60 Days
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Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Update: Pennsylvania Judge Refuses To Halt Criminal Proceedings In Andrea Constand Case
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Anti-Muslim, Refugee Sentiment Condemned In Proposed Indiana City Resolution
The proposed resolution aims to push the Indiana governor to lighten his stance toward refugee resettlement in the state.
US Stocks Poised For Tuesday Rally Despite Dashed Hopes Of Oil Supply Cut
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Justice Antonin Scalia Had Multiple Health Issues, Including Heart Problems And High Blood Pressure, Texas Judge Says: Report
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Colorado Planned Parenthood Reopens After Deadly Rampage
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Republicans Gear Up For Supreme Court Battle After Scalia's Death
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George W. Bush Campaigns For Brother Jeb In South Carolina With Jokes And Anecdotes
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Election 2016: Donald Trump Threatens Lawsuit Against Ted Cruz If Election Is Tampered With In South Carolina
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