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If you weren't convinced the Chicago Bears were the real deal when they moved to 3-1 with a 48-10 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, or when they they completed their second three-game winning streak of the 2018 regular season with a double-digit Week 10 victory over the desperate Detroit Lions, Sunday night's statement victory over the Minnesota Vikings should do the trick.

Those left questioning the new-look Bears would be wise to consider just how close 7-3 Chicago is to 10-0. This team has lost three games by one score each and 12 points altogether.

The first loss came when Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers made a miraculous comeback to earn a one-point victory at Lambeau Field. The second came when Miami Dolphins made a fourth-quarter comeback in order to beat Chicago in overtime in South Florida. The third came when the New England Patriots needed two special-teams touchdowns in order to edge the Bears 38-31 at Soldier Field.

There were plenty of self-inflicted wounds in those games, and a more experienced team might have won all three of them. But that's what's so scary about these Bears.

They're only becoming more experienced, more battle-tested, more resilient.

The early-season Bears might not have held on under the circumstances that arose Sunday night against the Vikings. But there was second-year quarterback Mitchell Trubisky-faced with a 3rd-and-8 at his own 27-yard line just minutes after the defending NFC North champions cut Chicago's lead to one score late in the fourth quarter-throwing a 17-yard dart to Allen Robinson for a crucial first down on the game-icing drive.

Trubisky, who carried the ball 10 times for 43 yards and ranks second to only Cam Newton among quarterbacks in that discipline, followed that up with a five-yard run which drew a penalty for a late hit and led to a field goal that would give his team an insurmountable lead.
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The sometimes-mistake-prone 24-year-old threw a pair of interceptions Sunday night, but Bears head coach Matt Nagy trusted his quarterback on that crucial drive and it paid off.

It was a sign this Bears team believes in itself and trusts its talent.

Ditto for when they sent kicker Cody Parkey out there for the game-clinching field goal at the conclusion of said drive. There was talk that the Bears might have been better off going for it on that 4th-and-4 at the Minnesota 30-yard line, but Parkey was given a shot to extend Chicago's lead to two scores with a 48-yard attempt.

He, too, came through, completing a 3-for-3 night seven days after infamously hitting the upright four times in that victory over Detroit.

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Put it all together and you have a potentially galvanizing performance for a young squad that now leads the North by 1.5 games and possesses the head-to-head tiebreaker over the division's only other above-.500 team. They've won back-to-back divisional games for the first time in six years, and they've now outscored their divisional opponents by 16 points in three games this season.

The Vikings will still have a shot, especially since they face the Bears at home in Week 17, but they're a mere 4-4-1 dating back to Week 2. The Minnesota offense hasn't taken off like expected with Kirk Cousins under center and Dalvin Cook back, and they face a tough schedule down the stretch (highlighted by back-to-back road games in New England and Seattle in December).

Facing large mid-November deficits, neither the Packers nor the Lions look as though they have runs in them. And there's a strong chance the rest of the division spends much of the remainder of the year beating each other up, starting with a Week 12 matchup between Minnesota and Green Bay.

There's a chance that the still-raw Trubisky, who often transitions from hero to zero and zero to hero on a play-by-play basis, will eventually make a mistake from which the Bears can't recover, especially when the margin for error is minuscule come December or January. It's possible these Bears aren't ready to make a run.

But at this point, you have to consider Chicago the favorite to win the NFC North and a true contender. You don't have to group them with the 9-1 New Orleans Saints or the 9-1 Los Angeles Rams, But with the Vikings, Carolina Panthers and Washington Redskins losing on Sunday, they're the only team in the NFC other than New Orleans and L.A. that has fewer than four losses.

They just might be the top candidate to spoil a Rams-Saints NFC Championship Game that has often felt inevitable, especially considering that they're faced with only two more games against opponents that currently hold winning records.

Aside from their lack of experience (which is becoming less of a concern every week), it's hard to find a major problem with this team.

Nagy has jumpstarted a long-dormant offense with a fresh, imaginative approach. His roll out-heavy offense caters to Trubisky's strengths and puts the North Carolina product in favorable positions, especially on third down (where the Bears were 50 percent against Minnesota, giving them a tremendous edge when it came to time of possession).

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The Bears staff really plays to every Trubisky strength. That's NFL coaching at its best in 2018. Always moving. So smart and fun to watch.

Despite some poor decisions, Trubisky entered Sunday as the league's 11th-highest-rated passer, and he continues to make a tremendous difference with his legs. It helps that he's got a strong running back duo in Jordan Howard and slippery pass-catcher Tarik Cohen, four top-notch targets in Allen Robinson, Taylor Gabriel, Anthony Miller and Trey Burton, and an offensive line that continues to excel thanks to superb play from Charles Leno Jr., Bobby Massie and Cody Whitehair.

And then there's a defense which held the Vikings to just three points in the first three quarters of Sunday night's game. Even after giving up chunks of yardage and points in garbage time against Minnesota, that unit has now surrendered 22 or fewer points in four consecutive victories and has generated 10 takeaways in its last three outings.

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Akiem Hicks and Khalil Mack were instrumental in the Bears 25-20 win against the Vikings in Week 11. Hicks (8) and Mack (7) combined for 15 Disruptions, the most of any defensive duo in Week 11. #MINvsCHI #DaBears https://t.co/WJVIli3CWp

With defensive linemen Khalil Mack and Akiem Hicks both putting together All-Pro-caliber seasons, the Chicago defense entered Week 11 ranked No. 1 at Football Outsiders in terms of DVOA (Defense-adjusted Value Over Average), and another dominant performance against the Vikes should help.

Hicks had five tackles for loss (per Pro Football Focus), Mack had a sack and a forced fumble, playmaking safety Eddie Jackson had a huge fourth-quarter pick-six (Chicago's league-best 18th interception of the season) and highly-touted third-year pass-rusher Leonard Floyd made several impact plays in the 25-20 victory.

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The #Bears have a legitimate shot at a division title, coach of the year, executive of the year, defensive player of the year, and a handful of Pro Bowlers.

Maybe you weren't ready to crown the Bears after they put up a fight in Green Bay, crushed the Bucs, hung with the Patriots and hammered the Lions. Your argument then likely would have been that they'd yet to earn a signature victory over a worthy opponent.

That changed Sunday night, and now it's time for us all to admit the talented, balanced and energetic Bears are primed to capture their first division title since 2010.
Brad Gagnon has covered the NFL for Bleacher Report since 2012.

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Chicago Bears Assert Themselves as Kings of the NFC North

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Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images If you weren't convinced the Chicago Bears were the real deal when they moved to 3-1 with a 48-10 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, or when they they completed their second three-game winning streak of the 2018 regular season with a double-digit Week 10 victory over the desperate Detroit Lions, Sunday night's statement victory over the Minnesota Vikings should do the trick.

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Chris Watts pleads guilty to first degree murdered after he claims to have strangled his pregnant wife Shanann Watts. He then smothered his two toddlers.

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A Colorado judge sentenced Chris Watts on Monday to three consecutive terms of life in prison without the possibility of parole in the killings of his pregnant wife and two young daughters.

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Nissans Chairman to be dismissed

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Nissan Motor Co.'s high-flying chairman Carlos Ghosn is to be dismissed after the company said an internal investigation found he under-reported his income and engaged in other "significant misconduct."

The Japanese broadcaster NHK said Ghosn was arrested Monday after he voluntarily submitted to questioning by Tokyo prosecutors.

The Yokohama-based company, one of the world's largest automakers, said the violations were discovered during an investigation over several months that was instigated by a whistleblower. Ghosn, 64, also allegedly engaged in personal use of company assets, it said.

Nissan said it was providing information to the prosecutors and cooperating with their investigation. The allegations also concern a Nissan representative director, Greg Kelly, it said.

Nissan's CEO Hiroto Saikawa planned to propose to its board that Ghosn and Kelly both be removed from their posts, the company said in a statement.

"Nissan deeply apologizes for causing great concern to our shareholders and stakeholders. We will continue our work to identify our governance and compliance issues, and to take appropriate measures," it said.

The Nissan-Renault-Mitsubishi group is among the biggest auto alliances in the world, selling about 10 million vehicles a year. Before joining Renault, Ghosn worked for Michelin North America.

Shares in Renault SA of France plunged 14 percent early Monday. The news of Ghosn's troubles broke after Japanese markets had closed for the day.

The allegations are a serious blow at a time when Nissan and Mitsubishi Motor Co. are still overcoming scandals over their quality testing reporting.

Ghosn is credited with helping engineer a remarkable turnaround at Nissan over the past two decades, resuscitating the Japanese automaker from near bankruptcy after he was sent in by Renault.

He served as Nissan's chief executive from 2001 until April 2017, becoming chief executive of Renault in 2005, leading the two major automakers simultaneously. In 2016, Ghosn became Mitsubishi Motors' chairman.

For the past two decades, he has maintained an unusually high profile in a nation where foreign chief executives of major Japanese companies are still relatively rare.

Ghosn has appeared on magazine covers dressed in kimono, vowing to renew the Nissan brand. He was widely praised in Japanese industry circles for delivering sorely needed cost cuts and introducing greater efficiency at a time when Nissan needed a fresh start.

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Reports say Nissan's Ghosn questioned over financial reports

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Nissan Motor Co.'s high-flying chairman Carlos Ghosn is to be dismissed after the company said an internal investigation found he under-reported his income and engaged in other "significant misconduct." The Japanese broadcaster NHK said Ghosn was arrested Monday after he voluntarily...

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one third of us parents wont let there kids get the flu shot, because last year 179 kids died from the flu last year.

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During the last US flu season, 179 children died, with hundreds hospitalized due to flu-related illnesses; 80% of the children who died were unvaccinated.

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It is supposed to be record cold for the Northeast with chills below zero. Rain is also expected to hit California, relieving the firemen.

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Unsettled weather, meaning conditions that could produce precipitation, will greet many folks this morning from Wisconsin all the way to Maine.

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Two low-pressure systems should deliver light snow or rain showers from the Great Lakes into the Northeast through tomorrow morning.

Upstate New York and Maine may see a quick blast of snow Tuesday morning as well, with some parts seeing 2 to 6 inches by the afternoon.

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Record lows will be possible the morning of Thanksgiving, as a significant shot of cold air -- the coldest of the season so far -- pushes behind a cold front as chilly air descends from Canada.

The greater Northeast could wake up to temperatures in the teens or single digits -- potentially above or below zero.

It's likely to be the coldest Turkey Day along the East Coast since 1996.

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Firefighters in California may finally catch a break late Wednesday or early Thursday when rain is expected.

Too much rain could lead to flooding, but a fair amount will help relieve the poor air quality generated by the massive wildfires.

Conditions today, however, will remain dry, with gusty winds and low humidity.

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Unsettled weather in the Northeast, then an arctic blast for Thanksgiving

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Alex Smith, former Chiefs quarterback, suffered two broken bones in his left leg.

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Washington Redskins quarterback Alex Smith suffered two broken bones in his right leg during Sunday's game against the Houston Texans, forcing him to be carted off the field with a cast on his foot.

Smith's right foot and ankle bent in an awkward direction as J.J. Watt and Kareem Jackson sacked him midway through the third quarter. Smith covered his face with both hands, then a towel as medical personnel check him out.

Players from both teams offered well wishes to Smith before he was taken from the field on a motorized cart. The 34-year-old waved to the FedEx Field crowd as he was driven away.

Smith's injury occurred 33 years to the day after former Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann's leg was broken on a sack by New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor during a nationally televised game. Theismann, who was in attendance Sunday, tweeted that Smith's leg looked "exactly like mine 33 [years] ago," before adding: "I feel so bad for him."

Washington acquired Smith from the Kansas City Chiefs in an offseason trade. Entering Sunday's game, Smith had completed 64.1 percent of his passes for 2,045 yards as well as 10 touchdowns and three interceptions.

Washington lost the game 23-21 to fall to 6-4 on the season. Redskins head coach Jay Gruden said Smith suffered a broken tibia and fibula and would undergo surgery right away.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Washington Redskins QB Alex Smith carted off field after gruesome injury

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Washington Redskins quarterback Alex Smith suffered two broken bones in his right leg during Sunday's game against the Houston Texans, forcing him to be carted off the field with a cast on his foot. Smith's right foot and ankle bent in an awkward direction as J.J.

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Dude acted like a police officer ended up shooting two kids in their teens. He is 46 years young. This was in Florida I believe.

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He pretended to be a cop - then murdered two teens in the woods, deputies say

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Nov. 18--A man accused of impersonating a cop and then shooting and killing two teenagers in Lee County has been arrested, deputies say.

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Fake psychiatrist prompts UK investigation of 3,000 foreign doctors

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Probe launched after fake psychiatrist practiced for 22 years

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Foreign doctors in the UK are having their backgrounds checked after it emerged that a fake psychiatrist, Zholia Alemi, was allowed to practice with no qualifications for 22 years.

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BIll Maher criticizes Stan Lee on his blog post after being mourned over his death.

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Bill Maher has upset a slew of comic book fans by trashing the legacy of late Marvel giant Stan Lee less than a week after his death.

The "Real Time With Bill Maher" host took to his blog to pen a cutting rebuke of those mourning the death of Lee, the co-founder of Marvel Comics responsible for creating characters such as Spider-Man, The X-Men, The Avengers and countless more.

"The guy who created Spider-Man and the Hulk has died, and America is in mourning. Deep, deep mourning for a man who inspired millions to, I don't know, watch a movie, I guess," he wrote. "Someone on Reddit posted, "I'm so incredibly grateful I lived in a world that included Stan Lee." Personally, I'm grateful I lived in a world that included oxygen and trees, but to each his own."

Maher went on to chide comic book fans noting that, when he was young, it was understood that they were just for children and that people were supposed to grow up and move on to "big-boy books without the pictures."

"But then twenty years or so ago, something happened - adults decided they didn't have to give up kid stuff. And so they pretended comic books were actually sophisticated literature. And because America has over 4,500 colleges - which means we need more professors than we have smart people - some dumb people got to be professors by writing theses with titles like Otherness and Heterodoxy in the Silver Surfer," Maher wrote. "And now when adults are forced to do grown-up things like buy auto insurance, they call it 'adulting,' and act like it's some giant struggle."

The 62-year-old comedian concluded his blog post with a bit of a stretch, noting that the proliferation of comic book fans in America, in his view, led to the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.

"I don't think it's a huge stretch to suggest that Donald Trump could only get elected in a country that thinks comic books are important," Maher said.

Fans were quick to speak out against Maher's comments, including those who work in comic book writing.

"Bill Maher dismissed an entire storytelling medium? Wow. He's so highbrow. His brow is so high, there's probably less room for a mind," wrote Tom Taylor, bestselling writer of "Injustice: Gods Among Us" and "X-Men: Red."

"Newsflash: Bill Maher is still a dip----," wrote "Southern Bastards" and "Spider-Gwen" creator Jason Latour.

"I never speak on topics I know little or nothing about. Why? I never want to be the fool. In other words, I don't wanna make a Bill Maher out of myself," wrote Greg Capullo, an illustrator who has worked on "Batman," "Spawn," "X-Force" and more.

Despite his rhetoric, it's worth noting that Maher was featured in one of the comic book-based movies that he's trashing. The host makes a cameo appearance in "Iron Man 3," where he pretends to comment on the political ramifications of the Iron Patriot armor.

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Bill Maher has upset a slew of comic book fans by trashing the legacy of late Marvel giant Stan Lee less than a week after his death. The "Real Time With Bill Maher" host took to his blog to pen a cutting rebuke of those mourning the death of Lee, the co-founder of Marvel Comics responsible for creating characters such as Spider-Man, The X-Men, The Avengers and countless more.

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NASA picks landing spot for Mars 2020 rover in hunt for alien life.

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NASA announced that is has selected the spot where its next Mars rover will land on the Red Planet in the hunt for extraterrestrial life.

"I have selected Jezero Crater," NASA's Associate Administrator Thomas Zurbuchen said on a conference call with the media. Other sites that had been in contention include Northeast Syrtis and Columbia Hills.

"The rover, currently under construction at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), will address high-priority science goals for Mars exploration, including key questions about the potential for ancient life on Mars," NASA wrote on its website.
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NASA picks landing spot for Mars 2020 rover in hunt for alien life

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NASA announced that is has selected the spot where its next Mars rover will land on the Red Planet in the hunt for extraterrestrial life. "I have selected Jezero Crater," NASA's Associate Administrator Thomas Zurbuchen said on a conference call with the media. Other sites that had been in contention include Northeast Syrtis and Columbia Hills.

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Bob Barker hospitalized for second time in two months over severe back pain

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Bob Barker hospitalized for second time in two months over severe back pain

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Former "The Price Is Right" host Bob Barker has been hospitalized for the second time in two months in relation to a back injury he suffered earlier this year.

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up to 3,000 foreign doctors in the UK are having their backgrounds checked after it emerged that a fake psychiatrist with no qualifications was allowed to practice for over 22 years.

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Probe launched after fake psychiatrist practiced for 22 years

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Foreign doctors in the UK are having their backgrounds checked after it emerged that a fake psychiatrist, Zholia Alemi, was allowed to practice with no qualifications for 22 years.

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Hot air balloon in Myanmar Festival explodes from fireworks over crowd of people

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Video: Hot air balloon full of fireworks explodes over festival

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At least nine injuries were reported at the annual Tazaungdaing Festival in Myanmar after a hot-air balloon packed with fireworks exploded, crashing to the ground where revelers were gathered.

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People text their mothers asking "How long do I cook a 25 lb. turkey in the microwave."

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While many people will often text their loved ones for tips in the kitchen ahead of preparing a Thanksgiving dinner, a viral social media challenge that exploded over the weekend has left mothers around the country very confused and disappointed.

It's unclear how the challenge started, but countless people have become obsessed with texting their moms to ask, "How long do I cook a 25 lb. turkey in the microwave?" and posting screenshots of the (often horrified) responses online.

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Some moms' responses varied from a simple "You don't" to a savage "Don't ever get married."

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"I should've never let you move out," another mom wrote.

One mom wasn't having it at all: "You're done. I'm calling your father."

For those who may be still confused by the challenge, we'll make it simple: cooking a turkey in the microwave is a big culinary no-no.

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'How do you cook a turkey in the microwave?': Viral challenge leaves moms confused

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While many people will often text their loved ones for tips in the kitchen ahead of preparing a Thanksgiving dinner, a viral social media challenge that exploded over the weekend has left mothers around the country very confused and disappointed.

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Ohio judge violently assaulted his ex-wife in 2014 and is now arrested for her murder.

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A disgraced former Ohio judge was arrested Saturday after allegedly stabbing his wife to death at her home -- two years after he served time in prison for a brutal attack on her that was witnessed by his daughters and required reconstructive surgery.

The Shaker Heights police department said in a statement former judge Lance Mason, 51, was taken into custody Saturday in connection with the death of his ex-wife, 45-year-old Aisha Fraser. Mason has not yet been charged.

Authorities had responded to a domestic violence call involving Mason at the home just after 9 a.m. Saturday, FOX8 reported. After stabbing Fraser, Mason fled the scene and crashed his car into a police cruiser before being arrested, officials told Cleveland.com. An officer sustained non-life threatening injuries in the crash and had to be taken to a hospital.

The 51-year-old previously pleaded guilty to charges of domestic violence and attempted felonious assault for attacking his then-wife in 2014. In that incident, police said Mason viciously choked, punched 20 times, slammed and even bit his wife in front of his two daughters, according to FOX8.

Fraser was so severely injured in the assault she needed reconstructive surgery on her face. She filed for divorce two days after the incident, Cleveland.com reported.

Mason was sentenced to two years in prison, but was only behind bars from Sept. 2015 to June 2016 before being released. He then ended up being hired as Minority Business Development Administrator in Cleveland's Office of Equal Opportunity, beating out 15 other candidates for the $45,000-per-year job.
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At the time of his hiring, city officials told FOX8 that Mason was "simply the most qualified candidate for this position," and that his application did not include a criminal record. In 2011, Cleveland eliminated a box on its job applications to be checked by those convicted of crimes. He was terminated from the job on Saturday after he was taken into custody, FOX8 reported.

His estranged wife was a 6th grade teacher at Woodbury Elementary School in Shaker Heights, and news of her death drew an outpouring of grief from the community. The superintendent of the Shaker Heights City School District, Dr. Stephen Wilkins, called the killing a "difficult time" for the community.

"Aisha was a devoted mother and a longtime committed teacher to Woodbury students," Wilkins said in a statement. "She touched so many of our children's lives and will be deeply missed. Her loss is unexpected and the impact of this news on our entire school community is unimaginable and profound."
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Friends and colleagues echoed the sentiments about Fraser's impacts on the community.

"Aisha had this special connection with every kid and I felt like she was a mother to everyone and anyone," Brytnee Crenshaw told FOX8. "She was so special. She was never down. She was always so happy and cheerful and I feel like we lost a great person."

A candlelight vigil is set to be held in her memory on Monday night at the school where she taught.

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Ex-Ohio judge who violently assaulted wife in 2014, served less than year in prison, arrested in her murder

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A disgraced former Ohio judge was arrested Saturday after allegedly stabbing his wife to death at her home -- two years after he served time in prison for a brutal attack on her that was witnessed by his daughters and required reconstructive surgery.

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Former "The Price is Right" host was hospitalized for the second time in two months

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Bob Barker hospitalized for second time in two months over severe back pain

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Former "The Price Is Right" host Bob Barker has been hospitalized for the second time in two months in relation to a back injury he suffered earlier this year.

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Chris Watts faces sentencing in killing of two daughters and pregnant wife.

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A Colorado judge sentenced Chris Watts on Monday to three consecutive terms of life in prison without the possibility of parole in the killings of his pregnant wife and two young daughters.

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Space storms could cause mass blackouts and destroy computers, gov't agency warns

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Huge solar storms could cause electricity blackouts, destroy computers and bring down the internet and all communications, a study has found.

The Met Office has told UK ministers a flare up of the kind that has hit Earth two or three times in 200 years would cost the country £16bn in catastrophic damage.

Such flares generate intense magnetic fields over Earth which in a flash could burn out delicate electronics and even set them on fire, The Sunday Times reports.
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Britain risks being crippled by huge electrical disturbances caused by storms in space unless a satellite network is built that can detect them coming.

The Met Office study said: "We find that for a one-in-100-year event, with no space weather forecasting capability, the gross domestic product loss to the United Kingdom could be as high as £15.9bn.

"With existing satellites nearing the end of their life, forecasting capability will decrease in coming years, so if no further investment takes place, critical infrastructure will become more vulnerable to space weather."

The report, co-authored with scientists from the British Antarctic Survey, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory and Cambridge University said the UK should construct an early warning system.

A network of satellites would monitor the sun and give at least a week to predict a solar flare.

The National Grid would therefore prepare its power network and the Government warn computer users to switch off their devices.

The UK and other countries already have satellites doing this job, such as the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, launched in 1995 and the 2006 twin Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory (Stereo) probes.

But because they've spent years in space exposed to fierce radiation they will soon become ineffective.

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In 1859 a giant solar flare doubled the sun's brightness for a few minutes, followed by a surge in magnetism that caused powerful electrical currents in telegraph wires across Europe - igniting widespread fires.

Another in 1989 struck Quebec in Canada and burned out power cables led to a huge black out.

Researchers fear another such event would burn out high-voltage cables and substations across the UK.

The Cabinet Office recently updated its national emergency disaster plan to rank solar storms as one of the nation's most serious natural hazards.
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Huge solar storms could cause electricity blackouts, destroy computers and bring down the internet and all communications, a study has found. The Met Office has told UK ministers a flare up of the kind that has hit Earth two or three times in 200 years would cost the country £16bn in catastrophic damage.