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The Chinese database Victor Gevers found online was not just a collection of old personal details.

It was a compilation of real-time data on more than 2.5 million people in western China, updated constantly with GPS coordinates of their precise whereabouts. Alongside their names, birth dates and places of employment, there were notes on the places that they had most recently visited which were mosque, hotel, restaurant.

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Exposed Chinese database shows depth of surveillance state

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A mexican man dies in the care of the Customs and Border Patrol facilities as he was admitted for needing medical attention. This is the third death in their care. The man was put in customs due to his "illegal" re-entry into the United States through Texas.

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Mexican man dies in Border Patrol custody after crossing US-Mexico border, third in as many months

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Mexican man dies in Border Patrol custody after crossing US-Mexican border, third in as many months

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A 12 year old in Philadelphia was arrested in the shooting of a teen. She was shot in the face at a church group meeting in a home. The victim was taken to the hospital and remained in stable condition. It is believed that the shooting was accidental, but the boy is being charged with reckless endangerment and aggressive assault.

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Police: 12-year-old charged in shooting that wounded teen

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A 12-year-old boy has been charged in the shooting of a teenage girl who was hit in the face by a gunshot during a church group meeting in a northeast Philadelphia home.

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The decapitated body of a Mexican buissness woman was found inside a bag in a parking lot. With it was a note that said “This happened to me because my husband played the tough guy and didn’t want to pay my ransom.” The kidnappers asked for a ransom of 4 million Mexican Pesos. She was kidnapped when she was picking up one of her kids from a friends house. There is security footage showing her getting thrown into a car.

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A Mexican businesswoman's decapitated body was discovered last week after she was kidnapped with a note that reportedly said she was killed because her husband "didn't want to pay" a ransom.

The body of Susana Carrera was found last Wednesday inside a bag in a parking lot in the coastal city of Coatzacoalcos in the state of Veracruz. She had been kidnapped a week earlier outside a friend's house where she had gone to pick up one of her children.
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Harrowing security camera footage showed her captors pulling up in a car, grabbing her and quickly throwing her into a car in a matter of seconds.

The kidnappers left a note alongside the woman's body, according to Local media, which said: "This happened to me because my husband played the tough guy and didn't want to pay my random."

The family confirmed they could not collect the funds to the ransom, according to the Heraldo de Mexico newspaper. The kidnappers reportedly asked for a ransom of 4 million Mexican pesos ($207,000).
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Hours after her body was found, Carrera's husband, Luis Manriquez, confirmed her death in a message on social media.

"Thank you very much to everyone for your prayers and wishes for my wife Susana Carrera to return home. Unfortunately, she wasn't able to and she passed away."

The couple were owners of the aluminum company Pezaliminio, which had an office in Coatzacoalcos. It's unclear why the kidnappers targeted Carrera.

Local media shared photos that purportedly showed Carrera's body and a copy of the note. Prosecutors in Veracruz announced Monday that it had launched an investigation into how the photo was leaked to media, which were probably taken at the medical examiner's office.
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"The Office of the Attorney General of the state will not tolerate situations like this one, which constitutes a re-victimization and a breach of the duty of secrecy within the investigation," prosecutors said in a statement.

No arrests have been reported so far. The number of kidnappings has reportedly risen in the city of Coatzacoalcos with 49 reported in 2018. More than 160 homicides were reported last year.

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Mexican businesswoman decapitated after 'family wouldn't pay' ransom, reports say

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A Mexican businesswoman's decapitated body was discovered last week after she was kidnapped with a note that reportedly said she was killed because her husband "didn't want to pay" a ransom. The body of Susana Carrera was found last Wednesday inside a bag in a parking lot in the coastal city of Coatzacoalcos in the state of Veracruz.

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San Diego fire rescue spent four hours rescuing 16 passengers after they got stuck on the Bayside Skyride over Mission Bay around 7:30 Monday night. No one was hurt. The ride stopped because a gust of wind flipped a breaker.

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San Diego fire rescue spent four hours rescuing 16 passengers after they got stuck on the Bayside Skyride over Mission Bay around 7:30 Monday night.

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg returned back to the supreme court bench on Tuesday to hear arguments since she had undergone surgery for cancer in past months.

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg returns to Supreme Court for oral arguments

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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg took the bench at the Supreme Court Tuesday morning to hear oral arguments for the first time since she announced she'd undergone surgery in December for cancer.

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The Largest supermoon of 2019 dubbed, "The Super Snow Moon" is set to appear this Tuesday. It's known as the snow moon because of the heavy snow fall that occurs around the same time of year. Supermoons are made possible when The moons orbit brings it to it's closest point to the Earth showcasing a beautiful and full glowing moon.

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Skygazers will be treated to the "super snow moon," on Tuesday, the largest supermoon of 2019.

February's full moon is known as the "snow moon" as a result of the heavy snowfall that often occurs at that time of year, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. As a result, the Feb. 19 supermoon has been dubbed the " super snow moon."

Supermoons occur when the Moon's orbit brings it to the closest point to Earth while the Moon is full. Photographers were already capturing stunning shots of the supersize Moon on Feb. 18 and early Tuesday morning.
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"When a full moon appears at perigee [its closest point to Earth] it is slightly brighter and larger than a regular full moon-and that's where we get a 'supermoon'," explains NASA, on its website, noting that the phrase was coined in 1979.

The Moon will be 221,734 miles from Earth on Feb. 19, according to EarthSky, its closest full moon to Earth in 2019. The average distance between Earth and the Moon is 238,855 miles.

For people watching the celestial event in New York City, the Moon will rise at 5:46 p.m. and set at 7:35 a.m. on Feb. 20, according to the U.S. Naval Observatory. The Moon will appear particularly large when it is close to the horizon thanks to an optical illusion known as " the moon illusion."
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Although closer to the Earth, the Feb. 19 supermoon will not be as colorful as last month's ' super blood Moon ' eclipse that saw the Earth 's natural satellite turn a stunning shade of red. The celestial event was 2019's only total lunar eclipse and generated plenty of buzz.

The Moon continues to be a source of fascination. China, for example, recently became the first country to successfully land a spacecraft on the far side of the Moon. In December, a checklist that traveled to the surface of the Moon with Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin was sold at auction in New York for $62,500.
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2019 also marks the 50th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 Moon landing.

An Israeli nonprofit says it'll launch what it hopes will be the first private spacecraft to land on the moon this week. SpaceIL and state-owned Israel Aerospace Industries told reporters on Monday that the landing craft, dubbed Beresheet, or Genesis, will ship from Florida, where, propelled by a SpaceX Falcon rocket launch, it will commence its months-long voyage to the moon.
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The launch is due late Thursday in the U.S. It had been originally slated for last December.
The Associated Press contributed to this article. Follow James Rogers on Twitter @jamesjrogers

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Get set for 'super snow moon,' the biggest supermoon of the year

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Skygazers will be treated to the "super snow moon," on Tuesday, the largest supermoon of 2019. February's full moon is known as the "snow moon" as a result of the heavy snowfall that often occurs at that time of year, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. As a result, the Feb.

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Bernie Sanders announced Today that he will be running for president again in 2020. Sanders tweeted "I'm running for president. I am asking you to join me today as part of an unprecedented and historic grassroots campaign that will begin with at least one million people across the country. Say your in."

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Sen. Bernie Sanders launches 2020 presidential bid

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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, whose idiosyncratic 2016 campaign earned him a national following, announced Tuesday that he will seek the White House again in 2020.

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The new football league called the AAF was almost shut down because it would not have been able to pay its players. Carolina Hurricanes majority owner Tom Dundon stepped up to save the day in the form of a $250 million investment. Dundon will also be announced as the leagues new chairman on Tuesday. The AAF plays a 10 week schedule with a 2 round postseason.

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The Alliance of American Football has achieved early success during its inaugural season, but it reportedly was on the verge of collapsing recently because of financial troubles.

Fortunately for the AAF, Carolina Hurricanes majority owner Tom Dundon stepped up to save the day in the form of a $250 million investment, per The Athletic's David Glenn on Monday.
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"Without a new, nine-figure investor, nobody is sure what would have happened," a source told Glenn. "You can always tell people their checks are going to be a little late, but how many are going to show up on the weekend for games when they don't see anything hit their bank accounts on Friday?"

Dundon is expected to be announced as the league's new chairman on Tuesday.

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Report: AAF Needed $250 Million Emergency Investment to Be Able to Make Payroll

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Alliance of American Football Kyle Newport Phelan M. Ebenhack/Associated Press @@KyleNewport Twitter Logo Featured Columnist The Alliance of American Football has achieved early success during its inaugural season, but it reportedly was on the verge of collapsing recently because of financial troubles.

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A woman and her kids were all found dead with gunshot wounds in there home in Michigan. Evidence indicates that they were not killed there and rather there bodies were moved. Authorities are searching for a 2nd crime scene where the shooting might have taken place

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Police looking for 2nd crime scene after woman, kids found dead in Michigan home

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The victims were found at a home in Kent County, Michigan, Monday afternoon.

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A man identified as Ryan Osmun was on a hike with his girlfriend Jessika at Zion National park when they got trapped in quicksand. The couple were 3 hours into their hike when they fell into the sand. Jessika was able to be freed with the help of her boyfriend but he was stuck. The sand had swallowed his entire leg and Jessika was forced to hike 3 hours until she received cell signal and called park Rangers. It then took the Rangers five hours to find him and get him out of the sand while he was suffering hypothermia and extremity injuries. He was in the sand for 11 hours total.

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Arizona man rescued at Zion National Park after getting trapped in quicksand

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A Zion National Park visitor spent about a day with his leg stuck in quicksand.

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16 different states are attempting to sue Trump for using money used for other things to fund the wall.

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16 states file lawsuit to stop Trump's national emergency declaration | CNN Politics

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Sixteen states on Monday evening filed a lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration.

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A man in Colorado known as Patrick Frazee is accused of killing his fiancé who was pregnant. Kelsey Berreth went missing in November 2018, and her body has still not been found. Kelsey had died in her home, and now Patrick Frazee was charged with Kelsey's murder.

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Patrick Frazee, accused of killing Colorado mom Kelsey Berreth, to appear in court

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Patrick Frazee is accused of killing Kelsey Berreth, who was his baby's mother.

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The 2019 NBA Dunk Contest was this weekend and OKC Thunder, Hamidou Diallo wins it by jumping over Shaq and Quavo.

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Oklahoma City Thunder guard Hamidou Diallo knew he'd have to make an impression to win the slam dunk contest. So he decided to find a way to make the biggest one possible: by dunking over the biggest person in the building.

Wearing a Superman shirt underneath his teal Thunder jersey, Diallo threw down a slam after jumping over 7-foot-1 Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal and then hung on the rim by his elbow to steal the show and come away as the winner of this year's competition.

"Yeah, I was sure," Diallo said of whether he knew he could dunk over O'Neal. "I wouldn't have brought him out there if I wasn't sure."

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Diallo's dunk was one of the few highlights of a competition that featured some compelling slams -- including New York Knicks guard Dennis Smith Jr. dunking over rapper J. Cole while wearing Cole's high school jersey, and Atlanta Hawks forward John Collins jumping over an airplane prop -- but also lengthy delays because a few contestants required multiple tries in order to complete their dunks.

Two players -- Smith and Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges -- failed to convert one of their attempts.

Smith's failed attempt came on his first dunk in the final round, but he earned a 50 on his second dunk of the final, jumping over Dwyane Wade while getting an alley-oop from Stephen Curry.

Diallo needed at least a 43 on his second dunk of the final to win the title. After pulling rapper Quavo out of the crowd and having him hold the ball over his head, Diallo leaped over him, took the ball out of his hands and slammed it home to score a 45.

As it turns out, Diallo had actually planned on dunking over Wade, his childhood idol, but when Smith used Wade for his dunk, Diallo switched to Quavo.

"It was great," Diallo said of winning the competition. "Dennis stole my third dunk. I was going to use D-Wade last. That was my favorite player growing up. But it all worked out."

The dunk contest was boring enough that the skills challenge -- typically the least interesting event of the night -- was arguably more compelling.

That was thanks to the theatrics of Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum, who fell behind in each of his three rounds -- first to Memphis Grizzlies guard Mike Conley, then to Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokic, and finally to Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young -- but rallied to win each and start the night off with a victory.

"No, that was not the plan," Tatum said with a smile.

It certainly wasn't his plan to beat Young the way he did -- by throwing in a heave from half court when it appeared Young was all but certain to win.

Tatum said his hope was to at least knock Young's shot away, but he did one better by banking in a shot to edge the Atlanta rookie and earn himself a trophy in the process.

"The previous two rounds the guy was ahead of me, and figured I'd let him get a shot attempt so I'd get closer to the 3-point line," Tatum said. "But I didn't want to give Trae a chance.

"I didn't know I'd make it, but wanted to give myself a chance."

Tatum's win came on the heels of a 30-point performance in a victory in Friday night's Rising Stars Challenge as part of Team USA.

And Tatum, whose nickname is Taco Jay, said he hopes winning the skills challenge -- which was sponsored by Taco Bell -- might allow him to get one more win out of this weekend.

"I'm going to call Taco Bell tomorrow and tell them I need a deal," Tatum said. "I need to be on the commercial.

"I love tacos."

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Diallo soars over Shaq, claims slam dunk crown

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Oklahoma City Thunder guard Hamidou Diallo knew he'd have to make an impression to win the slam dunk contest. So he decided to find a way to make the biggest one possible: by dunking over the biggest person in the building.

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The decapitated body of a woman named Susana Carrera was found in a bag in a parking lot on Wednesday. She was kidnapped a week earlier when someone grabbed her out of her car while she was picking up one of her children. There was a note left with her body that read "this happened to me because my husband played the tough guy and didn't want to pay my ransom." Police do not know why this couple was targeted.

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A Mexican businesswoman's decapitated body was discovered last week after she was kidnapped with a note that reportedly said she was killed because her husband "didn't want to pay" a ransom.

The body of Susana Carrera was found last Wednesday inside a bag in a parking lot in the coastal city of Coatzacoalcos in the state of Veracruz. She had been kidnapped a week earlier outside a friend's house where she had gone to pick up one of her children.
SWEDISH STUDENT WHO TRIED TO STOP MAN'S DEPORTATION TO AFGHANISTAN IS REPORTEDLY FINED
Harrowing security camera footage showed her captors pulling up in a car, grabbing her and quickly throwing her into a car in a matter of seconds.

The kidnappers left a note alongside the woman's body, according to Local media, which said: "This happened to me because my husband played the tough guy and didn't want to pay my random."

The family confirmed they could not collect the funds to the ransom, according to the Heraldo de Mexico newspaper. The kidnappers reportedly asked for a ransom of 4 million Mexican pesos ($207,000).
AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION BODYBUILDER ID'D AS HOME INTRUDER WHO DIED AFTER ALTERCATION WITH RESIDENT, REPORTS SAY
Hours after her body was found, Carrera's husband, Luis Manriquez, confirmed her death in a message on social media.

"Thank you very much to everyone for your prayers and wishes for my wife Susana Carrera to return home. Unfortunately, she wasn't able to and she passed away."

The couple were owners of the aluminum company Pezaliminio, which had an office in Coatzacoalcos. It's unclear why the kidnappers targeted Carrera.

Local media shared photos that purportedly showed Carrera's body and a copy of the note. Prosecutors in Veracruz announced Monday that it had launched an investigation into how the photo was leaked to media, which were probably taken at the medical examiner's office.
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"The Office of the Attorney General of the state will not tolerate situations like this one, which constitutes a re-victimization and a breach of the duty of secrecy within the investigation," prosecutors said in a statement.

No arrests have been reported so far. The number of kidnappings has reportedly risen in the city of Coatzacoalcos with 49 reported in 2018. More than 160 homicides were reported last year.

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Mexican businesswoman decapitated after 'family wouldn't pay' ransom, reports say

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A Mexican businesswoman's decapitated body was discovered last week after she was kidnapped with a note that reportedly said she was killed because her husband "didn't want to pay" a ransom. The body of Susana Carrera was found last Wednesday inside a bag in a parking lot in the coastal city of Coatzacoalcos in the state of Veracruz.

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Trump is being sued for an "inadequate use of the State of Emergency" by 16 states and California's A.G. This came from his State of Emergency speech where he declared that the border wall and immigration where indeed an emergency and needed funding immediately from wherever he deemed it could be taken from.

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It's a high bar given the wild swings of his two years in power, but Donald Trump seems more untethered to any traditional notion of the presidency than ever.

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The case against one of four Maryland teens charged as adults with rape in a Damascus High School locker room attack is now being sent to juvenile court.

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Teen's locker-room rape case to be sent to juvenile court

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A 6th grade student didn't stand for the Pledge of Allegiance and was arrested. He believed the flag represents unfair treatment of black people. The substitute teacher then told him if he didn't like it here, go back to Africa and then called security to the classroom. The school said he was arrested for disruption of the class because he had an altercation with the officer, but that happened in the hallway so no classes were disrupted.The substitute is no longer allowed to work in the district.

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florida student arrested for disturbance after he refused to say the pledge of allegiance

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Florida student arrested for disturbance after he refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance, police say

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A Florida middle school student was arrested earlier this month, after he refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance, and allegedly became disruptive when he was kicked out of class.