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2 African-American co-workers at a General Motors plant in Toledo, Ohio were constantly threatened on a racial bias by all their white colleagues. There was a designated whites only bathroom, and many times where they were called the N-word. Every incident was reported but no action by upper management was taken. 14 months into the job until nooses showed up, targeted at the black workers.

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Inside the GM plant where nooses and 'whites-only' signs hung

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The GM plant in Toledo, Ohio, allowed an atmosphere of "violent racial hate and bullying," according to a lawsuit filed against the company.

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The FBI has opened a probe accusing Donald Trump of Treason because of his relationship with Putin and the Russians

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Trump's Putin problem seizes the spotlight in a time of turmoil

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A weekend of bombshells deepened the most intractable mystery of Donald Trump's presidency -- one that could eventually dictate his fate -- over his deference to Vladimir Putin and behavior that often favors Russia's goals.

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9/11 survivor and American CEO is killed in Nairobi by terrorists while on a business trip. Coworkers, loved ones and his former school, NYU, said he was a bright and caring man.

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An American CEO is among those killed in the Kenya hotel attack

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An American business investment adviser and former Peace Corps member was among those killed in a terror attack on a Kenyan hotel compound, the company he founded said Wednesday.

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2 black men working as supervisors in a GM plant faced racial discrimination. They were faced with racial slurs, white only bathrooms, and even received threats by white colleagues. General Motors took no action towards this to prevent it but rather told them to deal with it.

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Inside the GM plant where nooses and 'whites-only' signs hung

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The GM plant in Toledo, Ohio, allowed an atmosphere of "violent racial hate and bullying," according to a lawsuit filed against the company.

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A newborn baby was found dead in Phoenix at an Amazon distribution center. The baby was in a trashcan in a restroom. So far the don't know who was involved in putting the baby there.

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A newborn baby was found dead in a restroom trashcan at an Amazon distribution center in Phoenix, authorities said late Wednesday.

Phoenix police said they responded to a call around 8:30 p.m. local time about a dead baby in the women's restroom. First responders arrived at the scene, but police said the newborn was beyond resuscitation.
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"This is a terribly sad and tragic incident," Amazon said in a statement to KTVK-TV of Phoenix. "We are working with local authorities to support their investigation. The safety and wellness of our team is our top priority."

The warehouse, located in West Phoenix, continued its operations while officers investigated, KNXV-TV reported.
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A newborn baby was found dead in a restroom trashcan at an Amazon distribution center in Phoenix, authorities said late Wednesday. Phoenix police said they responded to a call around 8:30 p.m. local time about a dead baby in the women's restroom. First responders arrived at the scene, but police said the newborn was beyond resuscitation.

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Ford unveils its most powerful street car the 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500

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At the Detroit Motor Show, Ford unveiled the 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 with more horsepower than can be found even in its GT supercar.

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One of the many casualties of the suicide bomber who stormed a luxury Hotel earlier this week was 9/11 survivor Jason Spindler. His kindness and strive to make the world a better place led him to where he was that day.

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Nairobi, Kenya -- Family and friends are paying tribute to Jason Spindler, the American killed in Tuesday's terror attack in Nairobi, Kenya. Gunmen from the terror group Al-Shabab killed at least 21 people when they stormed a luxury hotel complex with suicide bombings and gunfire.

Jason's parents are flying into Kenya tomorrow to collect their son's body and will also spend time here celebrating his life with the diverse community of friends he had built around him, reports CBS News' Debora Patta.

Jason was one of the good guys, his parents said. A former investment banker who survived 9/11 because he was late for work that day, Spindler later gave up a high-powered Wall Street career for the chance to make a difference.

"Jason, once you met him, you knew this guy was going to change the world. He had a way about him that everyone would like him," his father, Joseph, said.

That passion for change led him to Kenya where, with co-founder Patricia Chin-Sweeney, he started a company that aims to reduce poverty through investing in developing economies.

"He believed you could invest, you could build businesses and they would be a means of stabilizing economies and reducing the need for terrorism," Chin-Sweeney said.

The company's offices are housed in the complex that was stormed by Al-Shabab gunmen on Tuesday afternoon. Jason was having a late lunch there when a suicide bomber blew himself up just a few meters away.

But it was Kenyans who bore the brunt of this attack and at the city morgue their unrelenting grief was raw. Agonized cries for all those lives cut short. For Jason's family that reality hits home on Monday, when he would have turned 41.

The Red Cross said all missing persons from the complex have now been accounted for but people are still not allowed back into the complex, where security is tight. Police believe there could still be undetonated grenades that have to be cleared from the scene.

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American killed in Kenya terror attack survived 9/11 because he was late for work

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Nairobi, Kenya -- Family and friends are paying tribute to Jason Spindler, the American killed in Tuesday's terror attack in Nairobi, Kenya. Gunmen from the terror group Al-Shabab killed at least 21 people when they stormed a luxury hotel complex with suicide bombings and gunfire.

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Humanity has proven it can achieve amazing feats once again and remains an intelligent and sophisticated species. In the middle of the world's oldest desert, the Nahimb, a desolate land of sand, something amazing occurs from now until the end of time. Africa by Toto can be heard through six speakers and solo powered batteries in the middle of the desert. It will last through eternity, a true feat indeed.

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If it takes a lot to drag you away from playing Toto's hit song Africa, then head to the world's oldest desert where it's set to play on loop for eternity.

Namibian-German artist Max Siedentopf has set up a sound installation somewhere in the Namib Desert in the coastal areas of Namibia, which consists of six speakers attached to an MP3 that only has one song on it: Toto's Africa.

"The song is put on loop and the installation runs on solar batteries to keep Toto going for all eternity," he said in a post on his website titled "Toto Forever."
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The 27-year-old artist said he chose the undisclosed spot in the desert to pay tribute to "probably the most popular song of the last four decades."

The multiplatinum-selling soft rock classic, released in 1982, topped Spotify's "Top Throwback Songs" old in 2018. It's also seen a resurgence with a recent cover by Weezer. The song even has a Twitter account that sends out bits of lyrics daily.

In September, a music venue in Bristol, England played the song for 12 hours straight to raise funds for charity, according to Sky News. A Burger King in London also played it for an entire day last year.
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Siedentopf told the BBC that some Namibians "love it," while others have told him it's the "the worst sound installation ever."

He added that he chose the spot in the desert in the hopes the song will continue to play for another 55 million years.
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"Most parts of the installation were chosen to be as durable as possible, but I'm sure the harsh environment of the desert will devour the installation eventually," Siedentopf said.

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Africa by Toto to play on loop 'for all eternity' in desert thanks to artist installation

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If it takes a lot to drag you away from playing Toto's hit song Africa, then head to the world's oldest desert where it's set to play on loop for eternity.

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A newborn baby in Phoenix was found dead in a bathroom trashcan at the Amazon distribution center. When first responders arrived the baby was beyond resuscitation.

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A newborn baby was found dead in a restroom trashcan at an Amazon distribution center in Phoenix, authorities said late Wednesday.

Phoenix police said they responded to a call around 8:30 p.m. local time about a dead baby in the women's restroom. First responders arrived at the scene, but police said the newborn was beyond resuscitation.
CALIFORNIA WOMAN WHO ALLEGEDLY TRIED TO DROWN HER BABY AT MCDONALD'S PLEADS NO CONTEST
"This is a terribly sad and tragic incident," Amazon said in a statement to KTVK-TV of Phoenix. "We are working with local authorities to support their investigation. The safety and wellness of our team is our top priority."

The warehouse, located in West Phoenix, continued its operations while officers investigated, KNXV-TV reported.
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No further information was immediately available.

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A newborn baby was found dead in a restroom trashcan at an Amazon distribution center in Phoenix, authorities said late Wednesday. Phoenix police said they responded to a call around 8:30 p.m. local time about a dead baby in the women's restroom. First responders arrived at the scene, but police said the newborn was beyond resuscitation.

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A Tennessee teacher who was on the run for weeks with a 15-year-old student was sentenced on Wednesday to 20 years in prison.

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A Tennessee teacher who was on the run for weeks with a 15-year-old student was sentenced on Wednesday to 20 years in prison.

A statement from the victim called 52-year-old Tad Cummins "disgusting" and said the effects of his actions on her were "devastating and permanent."

Prosecutors had asked for a 30-year sentence after Cummins pleaded guilty to transporting a minor across state lines for sex and obstructing justice.

The victim was in the federal courtroom in Nashville, but when the time came for her to speak, she did not come forward. After a discussion with the prosecutor and the judge, Assistant U.S. Attorney Sara Beth Meyers read the girl's statement.

"What you did to me was unspeakable," Meyers read. The victim's statement said Cummins saw "a broken girl who was lonely, scared and traumatized." She needed protection, the statement said, but Cummins only wanted sex. The statement also said the girl was convinced Cummins would have eventually discarded her had he not been captured near a remote California cabin in April 2017 after a national manhunt.

In arguing for a stiff sentence, Meyers focused on the preparation that Cummins put into his flight with the girl, including taking his wife's car, which he thought would be less conspicuous than his own; filling a prescription for an erectile dysfunction drug; and taking out a loan so that he could pay for everything in cash.

U.S. District Judge Aleta Trauger acknowledged that Cummins committed a "pretty despicable crime" but said there were also mitigating factors, including that he had no criminal record, that he was unlikely to reoffend, and that he promptly admitted to his crime and pleaded guilty. Cummins had asked for the minimum sentence of 10 years.

Prior to sentencing, Cummins broke down crying as he apologized for the harm he caused the victim, now 17, and his own family, some of whom were in the courtroom, including his two daughters.

Dressed in a gray-and-black-striped prison uniform, Cummins repeatedly said he had no idea why he did what he did, calling it a "misguided attempt to help that went sideways in a way I don't know I'll ever understand."

He also told the victim's family, "If someone had done this to one of my girls I would want to hurt them, and I fully understand if you feel that way about me."

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A Tennessee teacher who was on the run for weeks with a 15-year-old student was sentenced on Wednesday to 20 years in prison. A statement from the victim called 52-year-old Tad Cummins "disgusting" and said the effects of his actions on her were "devastating and permanent." Prosecutors...

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A man from idaho was convicted of vehicular manslaughter. He was a drunk driver and he killed a 24 year old mom of 2 children, His blood alcohol level was .213, which is more than twice the legal limit in Idaho.

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An Idaho man who was convicted of felony vehicular manslaughter after driving drunk and killing a 24-year-old mother of two children will not serve time in prison, according to reports.

Adam Paulson, 42, was convicted in the November 2017 death of Madeline Duskey, who was crossing a street in Eagle, Idaho. Authorities determined that Paulson had been driving with a blood alcohol level of .213, more than twice the legal limit in Idaho.
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Prosecutors gave Paulson a 15-year suspended prison sentence and ordered him to serve 14 months in Ada County Jail, with credit for time served, a court news release stated.

"The state requested a prison sentence of 15 years that would have required Paulson to serve at least five of those before being eligible for parole," the news release said.

Ada County District Judge Deborah Bail this week sentenced Paulson to 15 years of probation and mandated that he complete 500 hours of community service, the Idaho Statesman reported.
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Court records indicate Paulson will have his driver's license suspended indefinitely and must pay child support for each of Duskey's children through adulthood. Paulson will also be forbidden from drinking alcohol and must wear an alcohol monitor, Boise's KTVB-TV reported.
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Ada County District Judge Deborah Bail mandated that Paulson live in a sober living facility. Paulson will be sent to prison if he violates the terms of his probation.

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An Idaho man who was convicted of felony vehicular manslaughter after driving drunk and killing a 24-year-old mother of two children will not serve time in prison, according to reports. Adam Paulson, 42, was convicted in the November 2017 death of Madeline Duskey, who was crossing a street in Eagle, Idaho.

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After the passing of the Brexit deal in 2015, Many in Brittish parliment have wanted a new reforendom. Late last year her government survived a no confidence vote. Her opposition wants a new "People's Vote" to decide the future of Brexit.

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In one of the more dramatic weeks in British politics, following the defeat of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit agreement and her government's survival of a no-confidence vote, calls are now growing for a second Brexit referendum.

Political leaders from the Scottish National Party (SNP), Wales' Plaid Cymru, the Green party and Liberal Democrats are calling on their fellow opposition party, Labour, to join them in calling for a second referendum on Brexit, known now as a "People's Vote."

In an open letter to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn following the unsuccessful vote of no confidence which he called, and which the other opposition parties had supported, the party leaders said they were writing to "implore" him to now support their calls for "a People's Vote on the final Brexit deal."

Pascal Lamy, former World Trade Organization chief, told CNBC Thursday that he too believed a second referendum "is now an option."

"I would not have said that six months ago and I was among those who believed that the odds of a new referendum were extremely low but I think they're clearly higher now. But of course for such a scenario to appear there has to be a 'stop the clock' between the U.K. and EU."

"I think everyone knows that either organizing a second referendum, or taking the time to reconcile the various positions which haven't been done over the last two and a half years (on Brexit) is not going to be done in one week."

Following her near-defeat Wednesday evening, Theresa May invited other parties to work with her to find a way out of the impasse over Brexit. Labour said it would only do so if a no-deal scenario was ruled out.

Nicola Sturgeon, the first minister of Scotland and leader of the SNP, also called on the prime minister to rule out no-deal and to consider a second referendum.

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Business leaders call for a second vote

Influential industry leaders from the U.K. retail, media and telecommunications world, among others, have also called for a second referendum on Thursday.

In a letter to The Times newspaper, 130 execs said that "businesses backed the prime minister's Brexit deal despite knowing that it was far from perfect. But it is no longer an option ... We urge the political leadership of both the main parties to support a People's Vote."

"The only feasible way to do this is by asking the people whether they still want to leave the EU. With the clock now ticking rapidly before we are due to quit, politicians must not waste any more time on fantasies."

The calls for a second Brexit referendum are now coming from current political leaders, business chiefs and former prime ministers, including Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and John Major, from across the political spectrum.

Pro-Brexit groups argue that holding another referendum would be undemocratic, arguing that the government should work to deliver the result of the 2016 referendum instead.

The prime minister has also repeatedly refused to consider a second Brexit referendum. Labour too has sat on the fence when it comes to supporting another vote on the Brexit deal, or Withdrawal Agreement, that was reached by May's government and the EU.

On Tuesday, May lost a crucial parliamentary vote when the Brexit deal was voted down by a majority of the U.K. Parliament (432 votes against it and only 202 for it). Following that historic defeat, Labour then called a no-confidence in the government which was also voted down, but only just.

May's government survived by 325 votes to 306 as May was backed by members of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and Brexiteer lawmakers who had just 24 hours earlier voted against her Brexit deal.

All the while the U.K.'s departure date from the EU, March 29, is fast approaching. The government has until Monday to come up with a "plan B" but it's unlikely that the EU will make any amendments to the deal on offer to the U.K. As such, the prospect of a no-deal Brexit, no Brexit at all, or a second referendum or an extension to the departure date, are all seen as possible options now.

A no-deal Brexit, in which the U.K. abruptly leaves the EU overnight on March 29 with neither a 21-month transitionary period nor trading relationship in place is seen as the most potentially damaging option for the U.K.

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A Tennessee teacher on the run with a 15 year old girl for weeks. He was sentenced to 20 years. He pled guilty and asked for the minimum of 10 years.

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A 41-year old man was going the wrong way on Interstate 75 and killed a family of 5 and himself. He was drunk with a .306 blood alcohol content, three times more than the legal limit. The blood alcohol limit in Kentucky was .08. He hit the car around 2:30 am and it set on fire.

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The Sehuencas water frog named Romeo was living all alone in a Bolivian water aquarium. Because researchers hadn't been able to find another member of the species. Recently scientists found more of this rare species and Romeo has Finally found his Juliet. Romeo has his own twiiter account where he is already posting pictures of his cute date

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World's 'loneliest' frog, Romeo, finally has his Juliet

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It appears that Romeo, the world's loneliest frog, may have finally found love. The Sehuencas water frog has been living all alone in an aquarium in Bolivia for 10 years and researchers hadn't seen any of his species in the wild in a decade.