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the 46 most outrageous lines from donald trump's campaign rally in missouri - cnnpolitics

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The 46 most outrageous lines from Donald Trump's campaign rally in Missouri

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On Thursday night, just hours after giving what amounted to a campaign speech on immigration in the Roosevelt Room at the White House, President Donald Trump jetted to Missouri to rally support for Republican Josh Hawley's challenge to Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill.

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46 outrageous lines from Trump's Missouri rally On Thursday night, just hours after giving what amounted to a campaign speech on immigration in the Roosevelt Room at the White House, President Donald Trump jetted to Missouri to rally support for Republican Josh Hawley's challenge to Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill.

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Rob Gronkowski was injured in week 3. He has showed up for practice on Wednesday and Friday.

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Rob Gronkowski is back on the practice field.

The New England Patriots tight end was limited Wednesday and missed Thursday's practice. He remains on the injury report with the back and ankle injuries that sidelined him for last week's game. But, having Gronk back on the field is a good indicator he might be good to go against the Green Bay Packers Sunday night.

Visual evidence of Gronk #patriots. pic.twitter.com/AGvXlgc0MU
â€" Michael Giardi (@MikeGiardi) November 2, 2018

Per NFL Network's Mike Giardi, Patriots running back Sony Michel (knee) was also seen during the portion of practice open to the media. Guard Shaq Mason (calf) remains sidelined and did not practice at all this week.
Other injuries we're tracking around the league:
1. Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott said quarterback Derek Anderson is still in concussion protocol. If Anderson is unable to play Sunday against the Chicago Bears, Nathan Peterman will start, McDermott said. Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds also remains in concussion protocol.

2. Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook (hamstring), wide receiver Stefon Diggs (rib), offensive tackle Riley Reiff (foot), cornerback Xavier Rhodes (foot) and safety Andrew Sendejo (groin) are all listed as questionable against the Detroit Lions. Linebacker Anthony Barr (hamstring), guard Tom Compton (knee) and running back Roc Thomas (hamstring) have all been ruled out.

3. Cleveland Browns linebacker Joe Schobert (hamstring) will not play Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. Wide receivers Antonio Callaway (ankle) and Rashard Higgins (knee), defensive back Damarious Randall (groin) and offensive lineman JC Tretter (ankle) are all listed as questionable, per NFL Network's Tom Pelissero.

4. New York Jets tight end Neal Sterling (concussion) has been ruled out for Sunday's tilt with the Miami Dolphins. Cornerback Trumaine Johnson (quad) and linebacker Kevin Pierre-Louis are listed as doubtful. Receivers Quincy Enunwa (ankle) and Robby Anderson (ankle), receiver/kick returner Andre Roberts (back), defensive lineman Steve McLendon (ankle) and linebacker Frankie Luvu (neck) are all listed as questionable.

5. Miami Dolphins coach Adam Gase announced cornerback Cordrea Tankersly suffered a torn ACL and will be out for the rest of the season. Gase said quarterback Ryan Tannehill has a capsule injury in his right shoulder.

6. Carolina Panthers wide receiver Torrey Smith (knee) has been ruled out against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

7. Per NFL Network's James Palmer, Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller was seen wearing a large brace on his left knee during Friday's practice. Miller has been limited in practice this week due to a knee injury.

Something maybe to keep an eye on. Von Miller was wearing a pretty good size brace on his left knee today in practice. Heâ€™s been listed limited on the injury report with a knee all week.
â€" James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) November 2, 2018

8. Atlanta Falcons cornerback Robert Alford (ankle) and kicker Matt Bryant (hamstring) will not play against the Washington Redskins.

9. Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams (thumb/shoulder), running back Chris Thompson (rib) and wide receiver Jamison Crowder (ankle) are all ruled out for Sunday. Jay Gruden also confirmed Williams underwent thumb surgery and is week-to-week.

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Injuries: Gronk (back/ankle) returns to Pats practice

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New England Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski was back at practice Friday, after he was limited Wednesday and missed Thursday's session. Also, other injuries we're tracking around the league.

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2 Kentucky high school girls suspended after dressing up as Columbine shooters for Halloween

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Two Kentucky high school students were suspended after they dressed up as the Columbine High School shooters for Halloween.

Two female students who attended Adair County High School in Columbia, Ky., went to class Wednesday dressed as Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, the two teenagers who opened fire at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., on April 20, 1999, killing 12 students and a teacher. The shooters also wounded 26 others before they turned the guns on themselves.

The two female students wore the similar outfits Harris and Klebold wore on the day of the mass shooting, WHAS-TV reported. The students were not named.
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Social media posts appeared to show the two girls re-enacting moments from the shooting, with side-by-side images of them next to actual photos of it.

Adair County Schools Superintendent Pamela Stephens said in a statement that the two students were suspended pending an investigation.

"We take the situation very seriously and our personnel are continuing to investigate the facts and circumstances surrounding this matter," Stephens said in a statement. "The students are currently suspended."
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Amy Tarter, a parent of a student who attends the school, told WHAS-TV that more should have been done.

"It's ridiculous. I think any child that does that should be expelled and any parents who [support] their child [doing that] should have charges brought against them," Tarter said.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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2 Kentucky high school girls suspended after dressing up as Columbine shooters for Halloween

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Two Adair County High School students in Columbia, Ky., were suspended after they dressed up as the Columbine High School shooters for Halloween.

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Jason Seaman doesn't love the word hero. He loves teaching seventh-grade science at Noblesville West Middle School. He loves coaching the eighth-grade football team out here in suburban Indianapolis. He loves his family—his wife, his own small children and his teenage students.

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Jason Seaman doesn't love the word hero. He loves teaching seventh-grade science at Noblesville West Middle School. He loves coaching the eighth-grade football team out here in suburban Indianapolis. He loves his family-his wife, his own small children and his teenage students.

Life was pretty normal for this 30-year-old father of two and for his town. Until one Friday this May, when something all too familiar happened, and Google searches for the city of Noblesville would start auto-completing...with the word shooting.

Seconds after his student began opening fire in the middle of a test, Seaman threw a miniature basketball-normally used as a teaching device-to distract him. The former defensive lineman at Southern Illinois then tackled the shooter, undoubtedly saving lives while taking three bullets. Another of his students, 13-year-old Ella Whistler, was shot seven times.
Watch Jason Seaman's full story...and stay tuned for a special visit from Saints running back Alvin Kamara: Click here for more real-life heroes and life-changing moments from B/REAL >>
It was the 23rd school shooting of 2018 in the United States. There have been at least six since, to say nothing of the gunfire inside a supermarket in Kentucky, a synagogue in Pittsburgh and entirely too many more.

Coach Seaman was hailed as a national hero: a trending topic, a cable-news segment, the subject of a tweet from President Trump. But he does not want the spotlight so much as he wants his normal life back. In a new short film for B/REAL-Bleacher Report's inspirational miniseries connecting real-life heroes with all-star athletes through life-changing surprises-Seaman tells his full story for the first time, contemplating gun violence, divisiveness and the power of sports.

"The debate on firearms is always going to rage on because it's a personal opinion. And when people get into personal opinions, there's never a winner. There's no common ground because everyone wants to win," Seaman tells B/R. "Do I think putting more guns in the school will help solve the problem? Probably not. I've only experienced what happened to me. I think we have to treat each other better if we really want to get at the heart of the problem, and that is a whole different ballgame."

"We are the family that sports brings together," he continues. "On the field, we like having fun. Off the field, stuff happens, and it brings you together. So we always try to look out for each other instead of letting it divide us."
Meet more heroes-and get a new surprise every Friday-with B/REAL >> Matt Sullivan is Bleacher Report managing editor, creator of B/REAL and founding editor of B/R Mag.

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The Football Coach Who Stopped a School Shooting Has a Message for Us All

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Jason Seaman doesn't love the word hero . He loves teaching seventh-grade science at Noblesville West Middle School. He loves coaching the eighth-grade football team out here in suburban Indianapolis...

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Reykjavik, Iceland (CNN)In a far-flung corner of Iceland's main international airport, a once-raging strand of the Cold War is being rekindled -- NATO's hunting of Russian submarines.

"They're letting us know that they're out there," Adm. James G. Foggo III, commander of US Naval Forces in Europe, said of Russia's increased submarine presence in the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans.

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4 year old son of two doctors dies, 10 days before flu shot appointment

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doctors' son died 10 days before flu shot appointment. now

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Doctors' son died 10 days before flu shot appointment. Now, they want to save your child

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Two physicians who lost their young son to the flu last year want parents to listen to their message, born of great grief and suffering: Get your child a flu shot.

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A hiker messaged her family that she was dying; a stranger's 911 call saved her

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from stranger to rescuer: how being trapped on a mountain restored this hiker's faith in humanity - cnn

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A hiker messaged her family that she was dying; a stranger's 911 call saved her

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A two-hour hike on the Pacific Crest Trail between two strangers led to the rescue of one of them just days after.

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Apple is going to stop telling everyone how many IPhones they are selling. The amount of phones and other devices being sold has gone down 2% and 6%. This is cause the prices are going up each time they put out new phones. The two new smartphones, XS and XS max exceed $1,000. They also introduced more expensive IPads and Macbooks.

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2 Kentucky high school girls suspended after dressing up as Columbine shooters for Halloween

Two Kentucky high school students were suspended after they dressed up as the Columbine High School shooters for Halloween.

Two female students who attended Adair County High School in Columbia, Ky., went to class Wednesday dressed as Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, the two teenagers who opened fire at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., on April 20, 1999, killing 12 students and a teacher. The shooters also wounded 26 others before they turned the guns on themselves.

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Kentucky man wanted to be 'the next school shooter'

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Terrified office workers cower under tables as armed police storm Sony Music HQ in London after 'fight breaks out between two CHEFS and one is stabbed with a kitchen knife'

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Daily Mail 5 hrs ago Rory Tingle and Martin Robinson and Leigh Mcmanus For Mailonline

Armed police today stormed the Sony Music HQ in London as terrified office workers cowered under tables amid reports of a fight between two chefs in which one was stabbed with a kitchen knife.

Sony employees heard screaming coming from the canteen on an upstairs floor of the office on Derry Street in Kensington, West London, which also houses Simon Cowell's entertainment company.

Two people were injured and one man arrested following the incident, which police earlier ruled out as being terror related.

Dramatic footage later showed a casualty being wheeled away in a stretcher, while in another video, a man was led away in handcuffs. He did not appear to be injured, and the two casualties are not thought to be in a critical condition.

A witness told the Standard: 'It was between two kitchen staff. They were in uniform.

'There was a lot of shouting and commotion. It looked like they were having a fight. One had fallen over and was on his back and the other was standing over him. I thought he was raining punches down, but then I saw the knife.

'It was about six or seven inches long, and he was standing over him trying to get him, stabbing downwards as the other man put his arms up to defend himself.

'He was going nuts. There was a lot of shouting.

'Other staff were standing around - they didn't want to get too close because he had a massive knife.'

He said he saw the victim, who worked for a catering contractor, stabbed in the upper thigh, before the pair were separated.

'The guy with the leg injury had a towel wrapped around his leg, and the attacker was sitting down on the floor, still obviously very angry, with people trying to calm him down, and paper towels wrapped around his arm.'

Photos showed a large number of police cars and ambulances in front of the building in the upscale neighborhood.

The witness said there were two areas of blood on the floor, while another woman appeared to have been slightly hurt after apparently falling over in the melee.

One onlooker said: 'Large crowds of people began exiting the building's front door at around 11 o clock.

'Most were running, all towards Kensington Square Garden. Several were visibly panicked and some were screaming.'

A Sony staff member, who did not want to be named, told MailOnline: 'I heard people screaming and everyone literally legged it, people started pouring out the emergency exits.

'I don't know the ins and outs but it was scary. I know there's lots of knife crime but you don't expect it to happen around here.'

A construction worker said: 'I saw lots and lots of police arriving and I told my colleague to go take a look ad he said he saw a man dragging a woman from the building by the arm, she look scared. But he could be protecting her, I can't say.'

Another Sony worker added: 'We just heard screaming in the canteen. Then we ran for the fire exit.'

Journalist Simon Neville said he saw workers running from the building and a man in a red jacket being tackled to the ground.

'Security seemed to have him under control and closed the loading bay shutters once tackled,' he wrote.

Derry Street is a short road of under 100 yards off Kensington High Street, an upscale shopping street in London's richest boroughs.

It ends in a cul-de-sac before a footpath joins Kensington Square Garden, one of the capital's oldest garden squares.

The Metropolitan Police said: 'Officers were called at approximately 11:00hrs on Friday, 2 November to reports of an incident in Derry Street, W8.

'Officers, including firearms officers, and London Ambulance Service are in attendance. Evacuations are in place as precaution.

'At this time we believe two people have suffered injuries. Officer remain on scene and the incident remain ongoing.'

The building at 9 Derry St. contains the offices of Sony Music and associated music companies, including Simon Cowell's Syco Entertainment.

A London Ambulance Service spokesman said: 'We were called at 11:01 today to Derry Street, W8, to reports of an incident.

'We sent an incident response officer, two single responders in cars and two ambulance crews to the scene.

'We treated two people at the scene. We took one to hospital and one to a major trauma centre.'

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Terrified office workers cower under tables as armed police storm Sony Music HQ in London after 'fight breaks out between two CHEFS and one is stabbed with a kitchen knife'

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One worker at the building in Kensington, west London, who did not want to be named, told MailOnline: 'We just heard screaming in the canteen. Then we ran for the fire exit.'

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A San Francisco 49ers cheerleader appeared to take a knee during the national anthem before a game against the Oakland Raiders at Levi's Stadium

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nfl cheerleader appears to kneel during anthem - cnn video

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NFL cheerleader appears to kneel during anthem - CNN Video

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A San Francisco 49ers cheerleader appeared to take a knee during the national anthem before a game against the Oakland Raiders at Levi's Stadium. CNN's Coy Wire has the details.

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At least five children have been killed this week and seven injured when they were hit by drivers near school bus stops, authorities said. The incidents -- in Indiana, Mississippi, Florida and Pennsylvania -- draw attention to pedestrian safety and distracted driving across the country.

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school bus stop incidents leave 5 children dead in 3 days - cnn

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5 children killed in 3 days at bus stops

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At least five children have been killed this week and seven injured when they were hit by drivers near school bus stops, authorities say. The fatalities-from Indiana, Florida, Mississippi and Pennsylvania-have called attention to pedestrian safety and distracted driving all over the country.

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A large storm system moving through the Gulf Coast brought a November tornado outbreak to the region on Thursday with 16 reported tornadoes.
Now the storm system is moving into the Northeast and the East Coast with heavy rain and damaging winds.
Ahead of the storm, flood watches and high wind watches have been issued from Ohio to Maine.

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A large storm system moving through the Gulf Coast brought a November tornado outbreak to the region on Thursday with 16 reported tornadoes.

Now the storm system is moving into the Northeast and the East Coast with heavy rain and damaging winds.

Ahead of the storm, flood watches and high wind watches have been issued from Ohio to Maine.

The storm system stretches from the Gulf Coast to the Northeast on Friday morning. Heavy rain is developing in the Gulf this morning.

As the cold front and a low pressure move east and north, strong to severe storms are expected from the Carolinas into the Northeast Friday afternoon.

By Friday evening, heavy rain and thunderstorms will move into the I-95 corridor from Washington, D.C., to New York City.

Some of the rain could be heavy and produce flash flooding.

The heavy rain will continue all night into Saturday morning for the Northeast. Urban flooding is a serious concern from Washington, D.C., to Boston.

About 1 to 3 inches of rain is forecast for the I-95 corridor with more than 3 inches of rain possible locally from New York to Maine.

Behind the storm, gusty winds of 30 to 60 mph are expected for the Northeast and New England. These winds could bring trees and power lines down, especially after all the rain has soaked the ground.

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Heavy rain, strong winds moving into Northeast ahead of weekend

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The rain will wash out any plans on Friday night and Saturday.

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Two doctor's grieve as their 4-year-old son dies from the flu. Leon had not received a flu shot the previous year due to new laws in Texas. Leon had complained of sickness for a few days. The preoccupied parents decided to wait until their scheduled appointment. Leon died ten days before the appointment on Christmas day. The parents are shocked that their child could go from healthy to fatally ill so quickly

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Doctors' son died 10 days before flu shot appointment. Now, they want to save your child

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Two physicians who lost their young son to the flu last year want parents to listen to their message, born of great grief and suffering: Get your child a flu shot.

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The North Dakota Democratic Party is discouraging hunters from voting in the upcoming election, claiming they could lose their out-of-state hunting licenses if they do so. They Said  “Attention hunters: If you vote in North Dakota, you may forfeit hunting licenses you have in other states. If you want to keep your out-of-state hunting licenses, you may not want to vote in North Dakota,” the ad says, linking to a similar warning on the North Dakota Democratic-NPL website.

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The North Dakota Democratic Party is discouraging hunters from voting in the upcoming election, claiming they could lose their out-of-state hunting licenses if they do so.

"Attention hunters: If you vote in North Dakota, you may forfeit hunting licenses you have in other states. If you want to keep your out-of-state hunting licenses, you may not want to vote in North Dakota," the ad says, linking to a similar warning on the North Dakota Democratic-NPL website.

"By voting in North Dakota, you could forfeit your hunting licenses. You MUST be a resident of North Dakota to vote here. And if you are a resident of North Dakota, you may lose hunting licenses you have in other states," the website said.

The ad is linked to the Hunter Alert Facebook page which appears to have been created earlier this week. Facebook notes it was paid for by the North Dakota Democratic-NPL.
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A spokesman for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department said it was not involved in the ad and didn't back the message.

"I don't know what they're talking about," Robert Timian, the chief game warden, told Fox News.

He said he wasn't aware of any similar ads in the past.

North Dakota Secretary of State Al Jaeger also told political blogger Rob Port he's never heard such a claim before.

North Dakota Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, a Democrat, is in danger of losing her seat to Republican Rep. Kevin Cramer in next week's election. Fox News has ranked the race as likely Republican.
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Last week, Heitkamp gave almost $2.7 million of her campaign cash to the North Dakota Democratic Party to help with other races in the state.

"Heidi Heitkamp is using her anti-Kavanaugh campaign coffers to suppress voter turnout in North Dakota," Jake Wilkins, the North Dakota GOP spokesman, told Fox News, adding she's "made it clear that she only cares about winning re-election, not helping her constituents."

Donald Trump Jr., the president's oldest son, accused the party of trying to suppress voters.

"Only the party that wants to take your guns could do something so untruthful to suppress the North Dakota vote. This ad is false," he said. "Don't let these liar Democrats get away with it."

Republicans, too, have been accused of voter suppression ahead of the election. A new law requires North Dakotans to have an ID that shows a name, birthdate and street address to vote. But many Native Americans, who tend to vote for Democrats, say a street address is not always evident on reservations.

A federal judge denied a request from a North Dakota tribe to block the state's voter ID law earlier this week.

Neither Heitkamp's campaign nor the Democratic Party responded to a request for comment from Fox News Friday morning.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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North Dakota Democratic Party discourages hunters from voting, claims they could lose out-of-state licenses

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The North Dakota Democratic Party is discouraging people from voting in the upcoming election, warning hunters they could lose their out-of-state hunting licenses if they do so.

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A woman from Washington D.C gets 6-foot CVS receipt after buying three items.

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Woman gets six foot CVS receipt after buying three things

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A Missouri father was indicted on murder charges Tuesday, months after his 20-year-old son died from injuries sustained in an attack as a baby.

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Missouri man indicted, accused of murdering 20-year-old son after shaking him as baby

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A Missouri father was indicted on murder charges Tuesday after his 20-year-old son - whom he was convicted of assaulting at 6 weeks old - died in April.