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A Byron Winston (15) and Taron Small (16) year old were arrested for murder on Wednesday in Pennsylvania. They planned an attack and shot high school track star Kristian Marche at his house on August 13.

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Two teens were reportedly arrested hours apart Wednesday in connection with the murder of a Pennsylvania high school track star, who was gunned down outside his home just days before he was set to start classes at Penn State University on a full-ride scholarship.

Byron Vinson, 15, and Taron Small, 16, were both charged with murder and criminal conspiracy in the death of 18-year-old Kristian Marche.

Marche was shot to death outside his home Aug. 13 in what police initially called a "targeted attack."

Police said Marche heard people trying to break into his family's home that day and twice encountered the teens as he investigated the noises. Marche turned his back to the pair and began walking away when Small allegedly fired the fatal shot, officials said.

Marche was struck in the head and died at a local hospital less than a day later.

Homicide Lt. Norman Davenport told FOX29 there was "some acquaintance" between Marche and the suspect, but the nature of the relationship was unclear.

Marche, a runner at Imhotep Charter School and a wide receiver for its football team, had been scheduled to leave for State College, Penn., the day after the shooting.

The university said Marche finished second in the 100-meter dash at the 2017 Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association state championships, third in 2016 and fourth in 2018.

One of Marche's coaches, Jerome Lowery, described him as "always a loving person."

"One of the first things he would do when he would come home was look for his mom and ask her how her day was," Lowery told the running news website PennTrackXC.

A GoFundMe page has been set up as a scholarship fund in Marche's name.
Fox News' Greg Norman and the Associated Press contributed to this report. Lucia I. Suarez Sang is a Reporter for FoxNews.com. Follow her on Twitter @luciasuarezsang

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A female rights activists is facing the death penalty in Saudi Arabia for participating and documenting protests. Her along with her husband and 3 other men are the first to face death penalty as female rights activists. The group is being charged with terrorism affiliations with an enemy state.

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Female activist faces death penalty in Saudi Arabia

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Saudi Arabia is seeking the death penalty for five activists, including a woman who could be the first female campaigner to be executed in the kingdom.

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Gretchen Wilson, A Grammy award winning country music star was arrested after being "Belligerent" At Bradley International Airport in Connecticut. American airlines says that the called the police after Wilson and another passenger were having an altercation during the flight. When they landed at BIA she was arrested for "disturbing the peace".

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Country music star Gretchen Wilson was arrested Tuesday night.

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Hadiya Pendleton was 15 and was shot in a Chicago park after Barack Obama's second inauguration. After five years the jury decided that Kenneth Williams and Michael ward was responsible. After her death her family and community started to debate gun violence.

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Man found guilty of murder of Chicago student

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A Chicago jury found a man guilty of first-degree murder in the 2013 killing of a Chicago teen who was gunned down just a week after she had performed at an event surrounding Obama's second inauguration.

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The South China Sea is used for 30% of the worlds trade by sea. What lengths will we extend to to protect it? The South China Sea contains a cluster of small islands that China made claims to. Legally China does not own those islands. If they did, they would have the legal right to 200 nautical miles surrounding the islands, which happens to be a majority of the South China Sea. Why is this causing problems? Each country legally owns the a certain distance of water around their coasts. If China takes control of these islands then their territorial water with overlap the territorial water of small countries that are in more need of the resources than China. Also, China is showing agression towards ships that take routes through the SCS. They threaten taking military action towards those who try to pass through the sea without the permission of Chinese military personel.

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Dotted with small islands, reefs and shoals, the South China Sea is a crucial shipping route and home a messy territorial dispute that pits multiple countries against each other.

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Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen was found guilty of violating campaign laws. Brett Kavanaugh's hearing was post poned due to this because of a major republic advantage.

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A day after ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws, Democrats eager to prevent a conservative majority on the Supreme Court are seizing on the plea to demand nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing be postponed -- as they label Trump an "unindicted co-conspirator."

Cohen admitted Tuesday to arranging hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels and former Playboy model Karen McDougal "at the direction" of President Trump before the 2016 election.

Cohen did not specifically name the two women or even Trump in the plea, recounting instead that he worked with an "unnamed candidate." But the amounts and the dates all lined up with the payments made to Daniels and McDougal.
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Cohen's plea came on the same day that former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort was found guilty on eight counts of bank and tax fraud, making him the first Trump campaign associate to be found guilty by a jury as part of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.

With the confirmation hearing for Kavanaugh two weeks away, Senate Democrats, who had already called for the hearing to be delayed until after the November midterms, used the plea to renew those calls with increasingly heated language.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-NY, said that in a meeting with Kavanaugh on Tuesday, the nominee would not say that a president must comply with a subpoena. Schumer said that that statement, along with the Cohen plea, is a "game changer."

"The sequence of those two events -Judge Kavanaugh's refusal to say that a president must comply with a duly issued subpoena, and Michael Cohen's implication of the president in a federal crime - makes the danger of Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court abundantly clear. It's a game changer. Should be," he said on the Senate floor.

Sen. Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, on Wednesday said that she had postponed her meeting with Kavanaugh since she would not extend that courtesy to the president, whom she said was an "unindicted co-conspirator."

"As I and others have said many times in the last two years, these are not normal times. And these are certainly not the times for this Committee to consider a Supreme Court nominee of this President, especially a nominee who thinks the President should be immune from investigation. We cannot abandon common sense in this dangerous time for our democracy. So, as I have said before, we should delay this hearing for Judge Kavanaugh. For so many reasons it is not the time," she said in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.

"I will also be cancelling my meeting with Judge Kavanaugh. This President, who is an unindicted co-conspirator in a criminal matter, does not deserve the courtesy of a meeting with his nominee-purposely selected to protect, as we say in Hawaii, his own okole," she said.

Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., told reporters that Trump was "directly implicated in criminal activity" and said that the Senate should not confirm any Supreme Court justice until the Judiciary Committee deals with what he said was Trump "being credibly implicated or alleged to be a criminal co-conspirator."

He also said that "it will predicate a crisis in our country" if Trump moved to pardon anyone or intervene in the process.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., also called for a delay, saying that "the possibility of criminal wrongdoing by the president, combined with existing doubts that Brett Kavanaugh believes a president can even be investigated, demand further review of this situation."

The White House, however, dismissed the move by Democrats as desperate, and said that the hearing would go ahead as planned.

"Democrats pledged to block Judge Kavanaugh with everything they had. Frankly, this latest attempt looks increasingly desperate," White House Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah said. "The Committee has a hearing scheduled for September 4th, and Judge Kavanaugh will be there."

At the daily press briefing, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders called the calls "desperate and pathetic."

Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., backed the White House and said that the call to postpone "doesnt make sense."

"I don't know what Judge Kavanaugh has to do with any of this," he told reporters.

Fox News' Jenny Buchholz, Jason Donner and The Associated Press contributed to this report. Adam Shaw is a reporter covering U.S. and European politics for Fox News.. He can be reached here.

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A day after ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws, Democrats eager to prevent a conservative majority on the Supreme Court are seizing on the plea to demand nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing be postponed -- as they label Trump an "unindicted co-conspirator."

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Prime minister of Australia, Malcolm Turnbull, might be on his last days of being Prime Minister. the article gave "a quick recap: a right wing faction within Turnbull's Liberal Party, which governs the country as part of a coalition government with the National Party, tried to seize power earlier this week." He won the original vote on Wednesday but there was a second vote on Thursday.

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A week of whiplash in Australian politics, and it's only Thursday

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If you've been watching the political shenanigans in Australia's capital with growing incredulity, spare a thought for the Australian voter: the person Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Thursday should be at the center of every politician's focus, and not an afterthought.

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England is banning the sale of puppies and kittens in pet shops starting October 1st because of the poor conditions in the shops, which leads to suffering. Now, the only way to buy a puppy or kitten under 8 weeks old is through a breeder or at an animal shelter. This was a petition that reached the 100,000 signatures that they needed to get it to be debated in parliament.

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England is banning the sale of puppies and kittens in pet shops

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The rain season in India this year has been extra brutal. More than 400 people have been killed since the monsoons have began. These flood have cost billions of dollars in damage, and many citizens are still awaiting help. It's said that it will take almost 25 years for Kerala to go back to how it was before.

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After the Kerala floods, victims try to pick up the pieces

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Idicula Gevarghese, forced to abandon his home in the southern Indian state of Kerala last week, returned with his family on Monday to the ruins of their lives.

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There has been water ice found on the surface of the moon. Water is is simply just ice. This was found by NASA's Moon Mineralogy Mapper. The mapper found frozen ice on the north and south pole of the moon. This leads them to believe that there could be ice under the moon's surface. They are considering doing another mission to further study this.

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For the first time, scientists have uncovered direct evidence of water ice on the surface of the moon's polar regions. And the ice itself could be ancient, according to a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

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The DNC feared that they experienced an attempted hack on its nationwide voter database. It appeared as someone set up a fake login page to collect usernames and passwords. No hackers has successfully broken into the database and accessed any information.

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After saying on Wednesday that it had experienced an attempted hack into its voter database, the Democratic National Committee backtracked late Wednesday night, calling the actions a "test."

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The DNC said in a statement that it now believes a phishing attempt that was part of an unauthorized test on its VoteBuilder system was performed by a third-party.

Earlier, the DNC said it feared it was experiencing an attempted hack on its nationwide voter database. It first appeared as if unknown actors had set up a fake login page to collect usernames and passwords, a party official told ABC News.

Democrats had contacted law enforcement after being notified of the page's existence on Tuesday by LookOut, an online security firm, and DigitalOcean, a cloud-services provider, the party official said.

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No hackers had successfully broken into the party's voter database or accessed any sensitive information, the party official said earlier on Wednesday, after the DNC said it had worked with its service provider to help thwart the suspected attack.

The page used in the potential phishing attempt wasn't actually a hack, the party said it now believes.

"We, along with the partners who reported the site, now believe it was built by a third party as part of a simulated phishing test on VoteBuilder," DNC Chief Security Officer Bob Lord said in a statement. "The test, which mimicked several attributes of actual attacks on the Democratic party's voter file, was not authorized by the DNC, VoteBuilder nor any of our vendors."

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Hawaii hasn't seen a major hurricane in 26 years but now hurricane lane, a category 4 hurricane, is approaching the islands. It is unknown how close the hurricane will get to the islands but the Hawaii Governor David Ige said to be prepared to take shelter and to have a 14 day supply of food.

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Hurricane Lane is the biggest weather threat to Hawaii in decades

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Over a million people in Hawaii are already seeing the first signs of Hurricane Lane, a Category 4 cyclone that could become the first major hurricane to make landfall there in 26 years.

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Actor Stefan Karl Stefansson, known for playing Robbie Rotten in "LazyTown," died from cancer at age 43. He had been battling since he got diagnosed in 2016.

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Stefan Karl Stefansson, 'LazyTown's' Robbie Rotten actor, dies aged 43

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Icelandic actor Stefan Karl Stefansson, best known for playing villain Robbie Rotten in the popular children's TV show "LazyTown," has died at age 43 from cancer, according to his wife.

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In Fredericton, New Brunswick in Canada there was a public shooting killing four including two police officers. The suspect has been captured and causes no further threat to the public. It took place at an apartment complex, two nearby officers responded to the situation and then were shot by the shooter.

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At least four people have been killed in a shooting in Canada, police said Friday in a tweet.

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Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul, died after a long battle with Pancreatic Cancer. Many stars paid tribute to Aretha including an event at the VMA's. However, recently findings say that Aretha didn't leave behind a will or trust for her family.

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Aretha Franklin had no will or trust at the time of her death, report says

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When legendary singer Aretha Franklin died, she did not have a will or trust. Her four sons have filed a document listing themselves as interested parties, reports say.

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Ohio State's head coach Urban Meyer was suspended for 3 games in this upcoming season due to his response and the ways he handled domestic violence accusations against former assistant coach. Then after he proceeded to lie in a press conference claiming that he had no idea about the 2015 situation with the former assistant.

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Heather DinichESPN Senior Writer

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Ohio State coach Urban Meyer is now 0-2 in news conferences, and that might be the only record that counts.

The first time, at Big Ten media days, he lied.

The second time?

Meyer stood in front of a room full of reporters and television cameras Wednesday night, taking center stage in what was the biggest story in sports, and apologized more to "Buckeye Nation" than he did to Courtney Smith.

It's not just what Meyer said or the adolescent, bumbling way in which he delivered it. It's what he didn't say -- starting with her name.

Courtney Smith, the woman who sent Meyer's wife text messages of bruises she said she suffered at the hands of her ex-husband, Zach Smith, an Ohio State assistant coach. Courtney Smith, who filed an order of protection against Zach Smith on July 20. Courtney Smith -- not Meyer, who only played the victim on TV.

A 23-page report compiled by investigators working on behalf of Ohio State shows they had reasons to doubt coach Urban Meyer was being completely forthcoming during their investigation of his handling of a domestic abuse allegation against Zach Smith.

When people think of Urban Meyer, will they think about the championships or the controversies? It's the one thing the head coach won't have any control over.

Ohio State concluded that Urban Meyer mishandled domestic assault accusations against former Buckeyes assistant Zach Smith. The head coach has been suspended for games against Oregon State, Rutgers and No. 16 TCU.

Meyer was suspended for three games. Courtney Smith says she suffered through years of domestic disputes that are documented in police reports. According to the OSU Summary of Findings, Meyer "knew of Courtney Smith's domestic violence complaints against Zach Smith through his knowledge of the 2015-2016 law enforcement investigation."

Meyer said he was not aware of his wife's text messages at the time. As a wife, I don't believe this for one second. The investigators didn't either: "Given the closeness of their relationship and Shelley's concerns, we believe it is likely that Shelley and Urban Meyer had at least some communication about these allegations in late 2015 and were concerned about them, although both had doubts about the credibility of Courtney's claims ..."

Instead of acknowledging Courtney Smith, Meyer spoke without sincere emotion, seemingly without genuine remorse about anything. He sped through a prepared statement like a teenager being forced to apologize to his little brother.

Meyer had an opportunity on Wednesday night to redeem himself, to show that his "core value" of "TREAT WOMEN WITH RESPECT" is more than just capital letters on a wall in a locker room. Instead, when asked what he had to say to Courtney Smith, Meyer answered: "Well, I have a message for everyone involved in this: I'm sorry that we're in this situation, and, I'm just sorry we're in this situation."

I'm sorry for Courtney Smith. I'm sorry that Meyer and his boss, athletic director Gene Smith, have lost all perspective on the world that is outside of Buckeye Nation.

Gene Smith, a member of the College Football Playoff selection committee, said the "greatest pain" he feels is for the people he serves every day.

"The 565 employees I go to work with every day, the thousand-plus student-athletes we work with every day," he said, "and, of course, all of Buckeye Nation and this institution."

Buckeye Nation. The loyal fans who pay for season tickets. The boosters who write the checks. The parents and players and recruits who would give anything to be a part of it all.

Not Courtney Smith, who can't seem to escape it.

The three-game suspension can and will be debated, but what was painfully clear Wednesday night was that Meyer still doesn't understand the weight of what has been alleged against him.

When asked whether he thought he should have been suspended, Meyer's response gave the impression that he had pressed a button to spit out the answer: "I trust and support our president." Twice.

Ohio State will start its season against Oregon State, Rutgers and TCU. There's a very good chance that even with Meyer suspended, the Buckeyes will go 3-0 in those games.

Meyer, though, is 0-2 -- a record in which even Buckeye Nation should be disappointed.

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1:05 AM ET Heather DinichESPN Senior Writer Close College football reporter Joined ESPN.com in 2007 Graduate of Indiana University Ohio State coach Urban Meyer is now 0-2 in news conferences, and that might be the only record that counts. The first time, at Big Ten media days, he lied.

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A Thai soccer team and coach were trapped in a cave after practice. The soccer team decided to go on an adventure in the cave and explore, but soon after going in, monsoon rains flooded the area and the team was trapped. The boys and their coach did not pack extra supplies, and many were becoming weak from lack of nutrition. However, 10 long days later, rescue began for the team with the brave help of expert divers.

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In an exclusive interview, the 12 boys and their soccer coach thank the world.

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Two people were killed in a knife attack near Paris. The attacker was killed as well. The two people that were killed were the attacker's mother and sister.

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France knife attack: Two dead and one injured near Paris

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Two people were killed and one "badly injured" in a knife attack Thursday morning in Trappes, a suburb west of Paris, according to France's National Police.

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For the first time the 12 young soccer players rescued from the cave speak out about their experience. The boys and their coach were all smiles when they thanked the world for the love and support they've received. One of the boys states, "We learned about love from receiving love from everyone."  Other boys said that they learned patience and having a peaceful mind.

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Hurricane Lane is heading for the islands of Hawaii and not looking good. It is said to be going back and forth from a category 4 to a category 5. People living in Hawaii are locked in and bracing for impact.

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Hawaii residents strapped in and forecasters warned of "life-threatening impacts" for the arrival overnight of what could turn out to be the strongest hurricane to hit the islands in a quarter-century.

Hurricane Lane was straddling the line between category 4 and category 5 as it headed west-northwest through the Pacific on course for the main Hawaiian Islands. At 5 p.m. ET, it was pushing sustained winds of 155 mph after having stepped into category 5 territory - 157 mph - earlier in the day.

The last category 5 storm to even come close to Hawaii was Hurricane John in 1994, which skirted 345 miles south of the islands. The last severely damaging hurricane was Iniki, a category 4 storm that killed six people in September 1992.

"Lane is a dangerous storm that will impact Hawaii," said Jeff Byard, a senior response and recovery administrator for the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA. "The time to act is now."

Cathy Shanks, 65, of Lihue on the big island of Hawaii, said in a telephone interview that she and her family learned their lesson during Iniki.

"We don't take hurricane warnings or watches lightly, and we want to make sure we're prepared," she said Wednesday.

The center of the storm was expected to move very close or over parts of the islands and linger there from Thursday through Saturday.

Hurricane conditions - which could include torrential rains, high winds, tornadoes, lightning and flooding from high surf - were expected to develop in southeastern coastal waters late Wednesday night, the National Weather Service's Central Pacific Hurricane Center said.

"Regardless of the exact track of the storm center, life-threatening impacts are likely over some areas as this strong hurricane makes its closest approach," the hurricane center said.

Noting that Lane was moving very slowly, at just 8 mph, Oahu Mayor Kirk Caldwell said at a news conference Wednesday afternoon: "The rain will be heavy and longer, the wind will be longer in duration and we could have floods."

"We're planning for the worst and hoping for the best," he said.

FEMA was pre-positioning barges, supplies and more than 150 staffers in the state, and schools across the state will be closed Thursday and Friday.

"We don't know where this storm will hit," said Gov. David Ige, who issued an emergency proclamation to speed the state's response. "Everyone should be prepared."

But that could be difficult for thousands of Hawaii residents, said Tom Travis, administrator of the state's Emergency Management Agency.

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Hawaii residents strapped in and forecasters warned of "life-threatening impacts" for the arrival overnight of what could turn out to be the strongest hurricane to hit the islands in a quarter-century. Hurricane Lane was straddling the line between category 4 and category 5 as it headed west-northwest through the Pacific on course for the main Hawaiian Islands.

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A knife-wielding man wielding killed two people and wounded at least one bystander near Paris on Thursday, French authorities said.

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A man wielding a knife killed one person and injured two others near Paris on Thursday.

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The suspect was shot and killed by police, according to French media reports.

The man was known for having promoted a radical Islamic ideology, but authorities have yet to declare the assault a terrorist attack, according to BFM-TV.

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.

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A knife-wielding man wielding killed two people and wounded at least one bystander near Paris on Thursday, French authorities said. Add France as an interest to stay up to date on the latest France news, video, and analysis from ABC News. The attack occurred in Trappes, a suburb about 20 miles southwest of Paris.

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Iowa University student who disappeared in July her body was discovered and identified.  They have an illegal immigrant in custody.

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Some relatives of Mollie Tibbetts are pushing back against politicians who are blaming the country's immigration system for the Iowa college student's death.