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baby found dead in creek

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Democrats are not attending Trumps inauguration because of some of the things he has said over the past week.

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Police probe possible hate crime after woman claims she was sexually assaulted

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Two suspects have been charged in connection with the November 2015 Paris attacks, Belgium's Federal Prosecutor said Thursday.
The two individuals, whose full names have not been given, are accused of providing false documents to Khalid El Bakraoui that were used during preparations for the attacks in the French capital, in which 130 people were killed.

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Donald Trump called out CNN and Buzz Feed News calling them fake. Reporter was trying to ask a question from CNN. But Trump would not allow him to speak.

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In response to Trump's tough talk, China stressed full respect and cooperation with the U.S. .

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Mr. Kohl- Dylan Roof, 22 was sentenced to death for the hate crime he committed back in 2015 killing 9. 

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Mr. Kohl- Dylan Roof, 22 was sentenced to death for the hate crime he committed back in 2015 killing 9. 

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Mr. Roof at times represented himself and showed no remorse in court. The death-penalty decision was reached in three hours.

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US Military: November Fight With Taliban Killed 33 Civilians

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How Trump's top diplomat sees the world

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Chinese authorities have been cracking down on Bitcoin exchanges in the country and since then the value of the Bitcoin has dropped to $760 when it was at an all time high of $1,100

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Mexican authorities have arrested a man believed to be responsible for the non-fatal shooting

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TIJUANA.-Mexican authorities have arrested a man believed to be responsible for the non-fatal shooting a U.S. consulate employee in Guadalajara, Mexico's second largest city after the capital.

The shooting of the officially unnamed U.S. State Department employee this Saturday was caught by nearby security cameras, which showed the gunman waiting for the official on the sidewalk near an upscale shopping center, before shooting the consulate employee at close range as he exited an underground parking structure in a black vehicle.

Security footage recorded just prio r to the shooting showed the official-who has been identified only by local media as Christopher Ashcraft-validating his parking lot ticket while carrying a gym bag. Moments later, he is followed by the shooter, who appears to be disguised in a nurse's uniform.

The U.S. Consulate in Guadalajara said the F.B.I. was offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to the suspected shooter of the consulate employee, who state authorities have now turned over to federal authorities.

The suspect, at the time of his arrest Sunday, had in his possession a .38-caliber pistol and a wig.

A spokesperson at the Jalisco state prosecutor's office confirmed that the suspect is a 31-year-old naturalized American from India named Zafar Zia, suggesting the shooting may have been related to a dispute over a visa. State authorities denied any link to organized crime.

Jalisco is one of the more than a dozen states in Mexico for which the State Department has issued travel warnings, alerting U.S. citizens of areas impacted by organized crime to avoid. In Jalisco, "intercity travel after hours" is strictly prohibited for U.S. government personnel.

Wedged between two cartel hotbeds, Zacatecas and embattled Michoacan, violence is far from uncommon in the region, but a brazen daytime shooting involving foreigners in Mexico is certainly a rarity.

"On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I want to thank the Government of Mexico for their swift and decisive arrest of a suspect in the heinous attack against our Foreign Service Officer colleague," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement Sunday.

The consular official is recovering in a Guadalajara hospital.

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Indian Man Arrested for Shooting of U.S. Consular Official in Mexico

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TIJUANA.-Mexican authorities have arrested a man believed to be responsible for the non-fatal shooting a U.S. consulate employee in Guadalajara, Mexico's second largest city after the capital. The shooting of the officially unnamed U.S.

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Cigna is no longer covering pricey EpiPen.

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Two men are now being charged in the terror attacks that took place last year in Paris. Their full names haven't been released yet but for now their names are  Meryem E. B. and Farid K.

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The two individuals, whose full names have not been given, are accused of providing false documents to Khalid El Bakraoui that were used during preparations for the attacks in the French capital, in which 130 people were killed.

El Bakraoui was later named as one of those who carried out the Brussels Airport and metro attacks in March 2016, killing 32 people and injuring more than 300.

One of the two suspects charged in Belgium was identified as Farid K. He is accused of participation in the activities of a terrorist group, forgery and the use of forgery in writing.

The second, identified as Meryem E. B., was charged with forgery and the use of forgery in writing.

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two charged in belgium over paris terror attacks - cnn

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Two charged in Belgium over Paris terror attacks

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Avery Antill - Central Illinois man files lawsuit over flag-burning arrest

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Avery Antill - Central Illinois man files lawsuit over flag-burning arrest

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Mother gets prison time for death of baby found in creek

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China is freaking out bitcoin traders

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Two suspects have been charged in connection with the November 2015 Paris attacks, Belgium's Federal Prosecutor said Thursday.

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The two individuals, whose full names have not been given, are accused of providing false documents to Khalid El Bakraoui that were used during preparations for the attacks in the French capital, in which 130 people were killed.

El Bakraoui was later named as one of those who carried out the Brussels Airport and metro attacks in March 2016, killing 32 people and injuring more than 300.

One of the two suspects charged in Belgium was identified as Farid K. He is accused of participation in the activities of a terrorist group, forgery and the use of forgery in writing.

The second, identified as Meryem E. B., was charged with forgery and the use of forgery in writing.

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A paralyzed NYPD cop who became known for spreading hope and courage to people,died Tuesday at age 59. In 1986,after only two years in the force,he was shot 3 times and was critically injured. This left him quadriplegic,but he decided to spread hope and courage to people rather than gloom about his own situation.

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A shooting while on patrol in 1986 left McDonald quadriplegic, but he outlasted expert prognosis and dedicated his years to spreading a message of hope and courage to children, cops and violence-worn communities near and far.

"No one could have predicted that Steven would touch so many people, in New York and around the world," NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill said. "Like so many cops, Steven joined the NYPD to make a difference in people's lives. And he accomplished that every day."

McDonald had been on the force for just under two years when he was shot three times and critically injured by a 15-year-old boy on a misty July afternoon in Central Park.

The bullets, striking him in the head, then arm and throat, left him intubated and in a wheelchair.

Doctors said he wouldn't live more than five years. His wife, three months pregnant with their first child, collapsed when she heard the news.

But months later, on the day of their newborn son's baptism, McDonald's wife, Patti Ann, read a letter from her husband that initiated his mission of empathy.

"I'm sometimes angry at the teenage boy who shot me,'' she said, her voice quivering, The New York Times reported then. ''But more often I feel sorry for him. I only hope that he can turn his life into helping and not hurting people. I forgive him and hope that he can find peace and purpose in his life.''

McDonald brought his message to inner-city schools and church groups, and around the world to war-torn communities, including Northern Ireland, Bosnia and Israel.

He campaigned for gun control alongside Michael Bloomberg and against cloning research with George W. Bush.

Propelled by his strong Catholic faith, McDonald was blessed along with his family by Pope John Paul II in 1993.

In 2004, McDonald was promoted to detective first grade with the NYPD. It was with the department, where he'd visit commands and roll calls and preach the importance of teamwork, that McDonald got the most pleasure, O'Neill wrote Tuesday in an internal memo.

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday called McDonald "this city's greatest example of heroism and grace."

"There is no greater example of honor and service to others. Let it be our mission to continue his work," de Blasio said.

McDonald, born in Queens and raised on Long Island, the son of an NYPD officer, the Times said, was also the father to an NYPD officer.

Conor McDonald, 29, joined the NYPD in 2010. Last year, he was promoted to the rank of sergeant.

McDonald is also survived by his wife.

His story, too, lives on.

As recently as November, McDonald spoke with students in New York, CNN affiliate NY1 reported.

"Honestly, I thought it was so inspiring how after what happened to him, he's able to forgive the man who did this to him," one young woman told the station.

"To hear his story from his own mouth, to hear that he was so forgiving, it was very moving," another said.

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A shooting while on patrol in 1986 left McDonald quadriplegic, but he outlasted expert prognosis and dedicated his years to spreading a message of hope and courage to children, cops and violence-worn communities near and far. "No one could have predicted that Steven would touch so many people, in New York and around the world," NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill said.

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San Diego Chargers announce relocation to LA

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The San Diego Chargers move to L.A.

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The San Diego Chargers are no more. Chairman Dean Spanos announced Thursday the team will move to Los Angeles, ending a stay that began in 1961 as a member of the American Football League:

The team revealed its new logo, as well, per Chris Brown of Bills.com:

On Friday, the team revealed changes to the logo multiple times, per Michael Gehlken of the San Diego Union-Tribune:

Adam Schefter of ESPN and Annie Heilbrunn of the San Diego Union-Tribune first reported the news Wednesday.

ESPN's Darren Rovell noted the team's new logo is "a working logo" that has yet to be approved by the NFL.

Arash Markazi of ESPN reported the Chargers will have minicamp and OTAs in San Diego until July 1, when they will move north.

Spanos discussed the decision to relocate the team with ESPN, per Jim Trotter and Eric D. Williams of ESPN.com:

I'm looking forward, not backward. I spent half my life here. I leave behind a lot of friends and lot of great memories, but life goes on. There are always a lot of changes in life, and we know this is not going to be easy. But we made a decision, we're committed to it, and our family is 100 percent behind it. What's happened has happened.

"Heard from people from coast to coast today - SD city hall to NFL HQ," Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reported. "All expressed shock, said there was way for Chargers to stay."

San Diego Mayor Kevin Falconer released a statement on the decision:

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport provided a statement from Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti:

Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke released a statement on the move as well, per ESPN.com's Alden Gonzalez:

We welcome the Chargers and look forward to working with them to provide NFL fans in the region and throughout the world with an unparalleled experience at the LA Stadium and Entertainment District at Hollywood Park. Our mission is to create a year-round global sports and entertainment destination and this is another important step in achieving that goal.

Trotter and Williams provided additional insight into the Chargers' move to Los Angeles:

Spanos is expected to pay the $550 million relocation fee over 10 years, rather than extend the payments beyond that for an additional $100 million. The club will pay roughly $12 million to buy out its Qualcomm Stadium lease in San Diego, according to one team source, then relocate its training facility to Orange County sometime before July 1, when the lease on its training complex expires. ...

The Chargers will play their home games the next two seasons at the 30,000-seat StubHub Center in Carson, California. They are promoting it as a "one-of-a-kind product" that gives fans an opportunity to be "up close and personal" with players. There is also the belief that it helps differentiate them from the Rams, who often appeared to be playing before a half-empty stadium at cavernous Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. ...

Spanos is intrigued by the idea of rebranding the team in Los Angeles but currently has no plans to do so. In the meantime, the organization will seek to reach out to fans in San Diego as well as Los Angeles.

"The decision to play at StubHub was made with the fan in mind," team president John Spanos said Tuesday, per Ryan Kartje of the Orange County Register.

Gaming and sports law attorney Daniel Wallach noted the "Chargers' attempt to register trademark 'L.A. Chargers' has been opposed by LA Gear (an apparel company)."

"More than anything I'm shocked," Chargers defensive tackle Corey Liuget said, per ESPN's Josina Anderson. "I didn't think it was going to happen. I thought we were going to stay in San Diego. ... I thought something would've got done and worked out. ... So I guess L.A. is our new home then."

The Chargers were given an option to relocate to Los Angeles last year as part of the agreement that sent the Rams franchise to Southern California. Ownership initially had until Jan. 15 to make a decision on relocation, but that date was pushed back to Jan. 17, per Williams.

Gehlken reported the front of Chargers Park was egged amid reports of relocation:

The move blocks the Raiders from relocating to Los Angeles. The Raiders franchise would have had the option had the Chargers decided to stay in San Diego.

The Chargers played their inaugural season (1960) in Los Angeles but have been a San Diego staple for the last 55-plus years. They won the 1963 AFL championship and made Super Bowl XXIX, losing to the San Francisco 49ers.

Spanos unsuccessfully tried to land a new stadium with taxpayer funding for the better part of two decades. Qualcomm Stadium, which opened in 1967, was the fifth-oldest NFL stadium in use at the time of the Chargers' announcement. While Soldier Field and Lambeau Field have undergone massive renovations for the sake of modernization, Qualcomm lagged behind.

In November, San Diego citizens voted against funding for a new Chargers stadium.

"We are going to diligently explore and weigh our options, and do what is needed to maintain our options, but no decision will be announced until after the football season concludes and no decision will be made in haste," Spanos wrote in a statement at the time.

Former NFL quarterback Rich Gannon was critical of San Diego and Oakland:

The move to L.A. gives the nation's second-biggest city two teams after going two decades without an NFL franchise. The Rams went a dismal 4-12 during their first campaign back in L.A. and may wind up as a second-tier team in their own city.

The Chargers struggled to a 5-11 record but have a franchise quarterback in Philip Rivers and an exciting young running back in Melvin Gordon, and they are in the midst of hiring a new coach.

A year ago, the Chargers chose to give San Diego one last shot to fund a new stadium. With the Raiders' potentially pouncing, however, economics finally won out, and a relationship of nearly six decades has come to a disappointing close.
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Chargers Announce Relocation to LA: Latest Details, Logo, Comments and Reaction

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Donald Miralle/Getty Images The San Diego Chargers are no more. Chairman Dean Spanos announced Thursday the team will move to Los Angeles, ending a stay that began in 1961 as a member of the American Football League: The team revealed its new logo, as well, per Chris Brown of Bills.com: On Friday, the team revealed changes to the logo multiple times, per Michael Gehlken of the San Diego Union-Tribune: Adam Schefter of ESPN and Annie Heilbrunn of the San Diego Union-Tribune first reported the news Wednesday.