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April Fools is coming up

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'Fences up in the sky': Cyclone Debbie lashes Queensland coast

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cyclone debbie lashes queensland coast - cnn

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Tropical Cyclone Debbie is making landfall across the coast of northeast Australia, packing sustained winds of 185 kph (114 mph) with gusts reaching more than 262 kph (163 mph).

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Wife of London attacker 'saddened and shocked' by husband's actions

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US Air Force considers dumping undefeated fighter jet

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GameStop to shutter 100+ stores

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When Melissa Dohme Hill was 20 she received a call from her  high school ex-boyfriend saying he wanted to meet up one last time to gain closure. When they met up he pulled a switch blade and stabbed her 32 times to leave her dead on the side of the road. When paramedic Cameron Hill got there that was where they first met and 5 years later they are married.

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Police have begun an investigation after what appeared to be human waste was found in drinks cans delivered to a Coca Cola factory in Northern Ireland.

The night shift at the Lisburn factory was disrupted last week when machines became clogged; Coca Cola said it had impounded all affected cans.

The company stressed this was an isolated incident that did not affect any products currently for sale.

Police are investigating reports that a consignment may have been contaminated.

As reported in the Belfast Telegraph, the cans arrive at the plant without tops on and are then filled with the drink before being sealed and sold across Northern Ireland.

"Detectives are investigating an incident at commercial premises in the Lisburn area following reports that a consignment of containers delivered to the premises had been contaminated," said a spokesman for the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

'Beggars belief'

A spokesperson for Coca-Cola said the company was aware of an incident involving empty cans at the Knockmore Hill plant.

"We are treating this matter extremely seriously and are conducting a thorough investigation in cooperation with the PSNI," said the spokesperson.

"The problem was identified immediately through our robust quality procedures and all of the product from the affected batch was immediately impounded and will not be sold.

"This is an isolated incident and does not affect any products currently on sale."

The Food Standards Agency said: "The FSA in Northern Ireland is aware of a physical contamination incident at Coca-Cola Hellenic in Lisburn. There is no evidence to suggest that any affected product has reached the market.

"The incident is subject to an investigation by the PSNI and the environmental health unit of Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council."

Pat Catney, SDLP MLA for Lagan Valley, said the incident "beggars belief".

"I am not sure how contamination could have come about," he said. "They are sticklers for hygiene, cleanliness and about contamination.

"We shall have to wait for the police investigation. But it is a state-of-the art factory. I have been around it and this is one of the most professional set-ups I have ever seen."

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Police have begun an investigation after what appeared to be human waste was found in drinks cans delivered to a Coca Cola factory in Northern Ireland. The night shift at the Lisburn factory was disrupted last week when machines became clogged; Coca Cola said it had impounded all affected cans.

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A Maryland student planned a Columbine style attack.

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Student plotted Columbine-style attack, police say

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Nichole Cevario's journal was not your typical high school diary. Rather than tales of schoolwork, the 18-year-old detailed her plans for a Columbine-style mass shooting at her Maryland high school, according to law enforcement.

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GameStop is shutting down 2% to 3% of its stores. That means as many as 190 stores could be shut down.

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It's game over for more than 100 GameStop retail locations.

The company announced earlier this week that it's shutting down 2% to 3% of its stores. That means as many as 190 stores could be on the chopping block.

GameStop currently operates more than 6,600 stores globally, including 4,400 in the United States. It's unclear how many domestic stores the Texas-based company plans to close.

The retailer of new and used video games has been on shaky ground for a while. Its stock has plummeted more than 31% over the past year.

Related: Rise of Amazon leaves even more retailers in intensive care

On Thursday, the company said its overall sales fell 13.6% last quarter compared to a year prior.

At the core of GameStop's issues: It's not selling enough video games.

CEO Paul Raines said in a statement Thursday that "the video game category was weak, particularly in the back half of 2016."

That's because the biggest names in gaming -- Playstation maker Sony and Xbox maker Microsoft -- haven't updated their consoles in a while, Raines said. That creates a lag in business for retailers like GameStop.

Bright spots for GameStop include its non-gaming related brands, like Spring Mobile, and its sales of pop culture collectibles, which are sold at GameStop stores. The company said it's focused on growing those areas as it attempts to turn business around.

Related: A look at Sears through the years

GameStop is just one name among a long list of brick-and-mortar retailers struggling to compete with e-commerce giants like Amazon.

Over the past year, chains including JCPenney, Macy's and Staples have announced store closures. And earlier this week, Sears -- which also owns Kmart -- said it has "substantial doubt" the company will survive.

CNNMoney (New York) First published March 25, 2017: 12:24 PM ET

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The company announced earlier this week that it's shutting down 2% to 3% of its stores. That means as many as 190 stores could be on the chopping block. GameStop currently operates more than 6,600 stores globally, including 4,400 in the United States. It's unclear how many domestic stores the Texas-based company plans to close.

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Three teens dressed in black and wearing masks and gloves were killed by a resident when they broke into a home, Oklahoma authorities said Monday.

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Authorities in Oregon are trying to learn who killed a bald eagle found dead Monday with its talons removed.

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Raiders move to Las Vegas

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Three home invaders killed at Oklahoma residence

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Uber is saying farewell to Denmark

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United Airlines stop two teenage girls dressed in leggings from boarding a flight admitted on Monday

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There were 112 civilian bodies pulled from a US-led coalition airstrike site in Mosul, Iraq

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German Scientist is able to capture smells and then recreate. She has captured thousands of smells and found chemical compounds to reproduce.

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The Scent of History: Inside the Library of Smells

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Sissel Tolaas is many things: an artist, a scientist and-perhaps most importantly-a smell expert. She has dedicated much of her life to capturing and recreating smells from objects, places, events and even broad historical periods.

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Mr. Kohl- Today, President Trump’s expected to take a red pen to former President Obama’s climate change policies. Trump plans to sign an executive order telling the EPA to either scrap or rework policies.

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Mr. Kohl- Today, President Trump’s expected to take a red pen to former President Obama’s climate change policies. Trump plans to sign an executive order telling the EPA to either scrap or rework policies.