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Trump says Mueller probe was an 'attempted takeover of our government'

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President Donald Trump railed against special counsel Robert Mueller's now-completed investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election on Wednesday, calling it an "attempted takeover of our government."

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Jussie Smollett's attorney says that she is disappointed in the Chicago Police for releasing 'biases police reports' on the case. Even though they dropped all the charges, she still thinks he needs to face consequences for filing a false police report.

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Jussie Smollett's attorney Patricia Brown-Holmes once more slammed the Chicago Police Department after they released their files in the "Empire" star's case.

"We are disappointed the local authorities have continued their campaign against Jussie Smollett after the charges against him have been dropped. The facts are clear. The Assistant State's Attorney appeared in court and dismissed the charges. Mr. Smollett forfeited his bond. The case is closed. No public official has the right to violate Mr. Smollett's due process rights," Brown-Holmes told Fox News in a statement.
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"Mr. Smollett, like every citizen, is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Mr. Smollett is entitled to the same Constitutional protections as any citizen charged by the government with a crime - including the right to speak freely about his innocence, the right to be viewed as innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, and the right to hold the State to its burden of proving him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. None of that has occurred in this case," the statement continued.
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"We respectfully request all government agencies involved live up to the ethical tenants of their office, state and local law, Supreme Court rules on trial publicity as well as the rules of professional responsibility for lawyers and prosecutors. We will not try this case in a court of public opinion," she added. "There is no case to try. The case was dismissed. We should all allow Mr. Smollett to move on with his life as a free citizen."
JUSSIE SMOLLETT HOAX CHARGES DROPPED, BUT FEDERAL CHARGES, CIVIL LAWSUITS MAY REMAIN CHICAGO POLICE SHARED DATA ON JUSSIE SMOLLETT'S ICLOUD WITH FBI: REPORTS
Brown-Holmes also claimed that the Cook County State's Attorney's office flip-flopped on their stance on Smollett's guilt, noting that Assistant State's Attorney Risa Lanier said in court that Smollett's community service and forfeiture of his $10,000 bond to the City of Chicago justified the nolle pros ruling, only to later release a subsequent statement saying that the dismissal of Smollett's charges was not an exoneration.
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Smollett's defense attorney also blasted First Assistant State's Attorney Joseph Magats for saying despite the dismissal of the charges that he still believed Smollett filed a false police report. He said prosecutors "stand behind the investigation and the facts ... this was not an exoneration." Brown-Holmes took issue with Magats' interview with CBS News, where Magats once more said that he believed Smollett was guilty of filing a false police report "based on all the facts and circumstances, based on his lack of criminal background, we defer or do alternative prosecutions."
TMZ'S HARVEY LEVIN SAYS JUSSIE SMOLLETT IS BEING TREATED DIFFERENTLY THAN ANY OTHER CELEBRITY: 'NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS'
Brown-Holmes said in a press conference when Smollett's charges were dismissed that his ruling was not a deferred prosecution, to the ire of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who called the dismissal a "whitewash of justice."
'EMPIRE' STAR JUSSIE SMOLLETT'S NET WORTH, SALARY COMPARED TO HIS CO-STARS
Smollett told police he was attacked by two masked men as he was walking home from a Chicago Subway sandwich shop at approximately 2 a.m. on Jan. 29. The actor said the masked men beat him, made derogatory comments and yelled "This is MAGA country" - an apparent reference to President Donald Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again" - during an attack that lasted less than a minute.
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Police later determined the masked men were brothers Abel and Ola Osundairo, and they were identified by cops as being the men seen on surveillance video buying ski masks and the rope that was hung around Smollett's neck during the alleged attack. Johnson told the press at the time that the Osundairo brothers were cooperating with authorities and the investigation was pivoting from a hate crime investigation into a case of false reporting - turning Smollett from a victim to a suspect to a defendant in the process.
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Smollett and his attorneys have maintained his innocence. Before his charges were dismissed on Tuesday, Smollett had pleaded not guilty to 16 felony counts of disorderly conduct and filing a false police report.

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Jussie Smollett's attorney slams Chicago Police Department for releasing 'one-sided' reports

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Jussie Smollett's attorney Patricia Brown-Holmes once more slammed the Chicago Police Department after they released their files in the "Empire" star's case. "We are disappointed the local authorities have continued their campaign against Jussie Smollett after the charges against him have been dropped. The facts are clear.

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Jordan Bell of the Golden State Warrior has been suspended for 1 game by the Warriors for reportedly charging things to the coaches room at a hotel. The article doesn't say what was charged and how much.

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Golden State Warriors' star Jordan Bell was reportedly suspended for Wednesday's road game against the Memphis Grizzlies because he tried to charge a purchase made at the team's hotel to an assistant coach's room.

It wasn't immediately clear what Bell had purchased or how much it cost when he attempted to tag it to assistant coach Mike Brown's bill at the Peabody Hotel on Tuesday, the Athletic reported.
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When Brown was alerted to the charge, the team investigated and found that Bell made the purchase on Brown's bill, the media outlet reported. The Warriors were also concerned that Bell had done this other times, according to the report.

The Warrior's first announced Bell's suspension Wednesday morning in a press release, citing "conduct detrimental to the team." Both the team and Bell declined to comment about the incident at the time.
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League sources told the Athletic that Bell's conduct at the hotel was the reason for his one-game suspension.

Bell was not at Wednesday's 118-103 win against the Grizzlies. He was expected to rejoin the team Friday for their game in Minnesota.

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NBA star Jordan Bell reportedly suspended over hotel charge to assistant coach's room

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Golden State Warriors' star Jordan Bell was reportedly suspended for Wednesday's road game against the Memphis Grizzlies because he tried to charge a purchase made at the team's hotel to an assistant coach's room.

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A chef couldn't afford his dream to feed the hungry. Then he won the lottery

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chef wins lottery and builds cafeteria for hungry people in dominican republic  - cnn

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Chef wins lottery and builds cafeteria for hungry people in Dominican Republic

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The lottery ticket was an impulse buy for Chef Roberto Mendoza. He has cooked for three US presidents and the Tennessee Titans. He knows his way around the fanciest kitchens. But when that scratch off ticket turned out to be worth $250,000, Mendoza reacted with joy like a kid.

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The NBA is attaching diaper changing tables to all of its backboards. It’s such a relief to see the league finally doing right by their players. Now any NBA player can just have their baby by their side on the court, and change them on the backboard when necessary. No more leaving the child behind.

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Working parents know all too well how hard it can be to balance a job with the demands of childcare, but one American institution just took an amazing step to accommodate the needs of parents in their workforce: The NBA is attaching diaper changing tables to all of its backboards.

It's such a relief to see the league finally doing right by their players.

For too long, NBA players with small children have been forced to either find a babysitter for every game or miss critical plays ducking out to the locker room whenever a diaper needed changing. But now that the league has ensured that a changing table will fold down conveniently out of all regulation backboards, any new dad in the NBA can carry their small children around the court with them during games, and when a diaper needs changing, they can just leap into the air, hang on to the rim, and conveniently take care of their baby right there on the court!

"Our basketball courts haven't always been the most welcoming spaces for players who need to bring their babies onto the court with them, and these changing tables will go a long way towards making the NBA a place where parenthood is celebrated instead of punished," said NBA commissioner Adam Silver. "I believe you should be able to be a top-scoring power forward and still be an involved father, and having the tables right at the basket where players will be spending most of their time will let them meet the needs of their children while also meeting the needs of their teams. Just this afternoon, I watched Jayson Tatum score a thrilling dunk and then hang on the rim for an additional five minutes to change his son's diaper. It was a beautiful thing to see."

This amazing policy is going to make life so much easier for all the players juggling basketball with the demands of raising a child. Kudos to the NBA for prioritizing the needs of every parent that plays in their league. MLB, NFL, you're on notice because the NBA just raised the bar for parenting rights in professional sports!

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Parenting Win! The NBA Is Attaching Diaper Changing Tables To All Of Its Backboards!

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Working parents know all too well how hard it can be to balance a job with the demands of childcare, but one American institution just took an amazing step to accommodate the needs of parents in their workforce: The NBA is attaching diaper changing tables to all of its backboards.

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President Donald Trump tweeted Thursday morning that the FBI and Department of Justice would review the decision by Illinois prosecutors to drop all charges facing actor Jussie Smollett for allegedly fabricating a hate crime.

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President Donald Trump tweeted Thursday morning that the FBI and Department of Justice would review the decision by Illinois prosecutors to drop all charges facing actor Jussie Smollett for allegedly fabricating a hate crime.

Trump called the prosecutors' decision "an embarrassment to our Nation!"

FBI & DOJ to review the outrageous Jussie Smollett case in Chicago. It is an embarrassment to our Nation!
- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 28, 2019

The DOJ declined to comment. Smollett attorney Tina Glandian said on "Today" that "we have nothing to be concerned about" regarding the potential federal probe.

The Cook County State's Attorney's Office stunned many on Tuesday by suddenly dropping all of the charges facing Smollett for allegedly filing a false police report after claiming in late January to have been beaten up and subjected to homophobic and racist slurs by two masked men in Chicago. Smollett, who is black and gay, said those attackers also put a noose around his neck and poured what he said was bleach on him. Smollett additionally claimed his attackers yelled "This is MAGA country" during the beating, a reference to Trump's campaign slogan.

Smollett was indicted on 16 felony counts for filing that report.

Police had said that Smollett, a star on the Fox TV show "Empire," orchestrated the alleged hate crime in January because he was unhappy with his salary on the program. Smollett was cut from the final episodes of the fifth season.

In February, Trump tweeted at Smollett asking "what about MAGA and the tens of millions of people you insulted with your racist and dangerous comments!? #MAGA"

Chicago police said they were blindsided by charges being dropped.

In a brief news conference after those charges were dropped, Smollett insisted he was "truthful" from the onset, adding that he's ready to get back to his career and life. His attorney, Patricia Holmes, slammed Chicago police for their public handling of the case, saying they should "not jump ahead and utilize the press to convict people before they are tried in the court of law."

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, a Democrat, blasted the decision to drop the charges.

"This is without a doubt, a whitewash of justice and sends a clear message that if you are in a position of influence and power you'll get treated one way, other people will be treated another way, " Emanuel said angrily.

As part of the agreement to drop charges, Smollett forfeited $10,000 in bail to the city of Chicago.

Cook County prosecutors said Tuesday that after reviewing Smollett's community service and willingness to turn over that $10,000, they believed the decision to drop charges was "just." Prosecutors said that they did not "exonerate" Smollett by dropping those charges.

The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police's Martin Preib expressed the union's "outrage" at the decision and renewed its call for a federal investigation of State's Attorney Kimberly Foxx's role in the case. Foxx recused herself because of "potential questions of impartiality based upon familiarity with potential witnesses," a spokesperson for her office told NBC News.

On Wednesday, Foxx said she played no role in the decision and insisted Smollett did not get special treatment from her office.

"Mr. Smollett was afforded the same opportunity that anyone in Cook County who had a nonviolent offense and the required background check would get," Foxx told NBC Chicago. "I was not part of the charging decision," she said.

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Trump says FBI, DOJ 'will review the outrageous Jussie Smollett case'

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President Donald Trump tweeted Thursday morning that the FBI and Department of Justice would review the decision by Illinois prosecutors to drop all charges facing actor Jussie Smollett for allegedly fabricating a hate crime. Trump called the prosecutors' decision "an embarrassment to our Nation!" FBI & DOJ to review the outrageous Jussie Smollett case in Chicago.

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Now, we all have some unfortunate timing happen to us at some point. Tim Curren may have had the worst timing possible, when he was delivering a powerpoint in front of Company board of directors, his reminder that he set went off at just the wrong time. That embarrassing message was: "Join Isis". Truly unfortunate timing.

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If you think you're having a bad day, here's a totally heartbreaking story to help give you some perspective on how much worse things could be: This guy just got a GCal reminder to join ISIS right in the middle of a huge PowerPoint in front of his company's board of directors.

Woof. Talk about an absolutely humiliating situation.

Tim Curran, a deputy sales director at a Sacramento-based insurance firm, was just starting to hit is stride during a PowerPoint presentation in front of his company's board Of directors outlining a new marketing initiative he had developed when a Google Calendar reminder he'd set a few weeks earlier popped up on his screen to alert him that today's the day he was supposed to begin spreading chaos and bloodshed across Western civilization by joining ISIS. The GCal alert completely derailed Tim's presentation and left all the executives he'd been hoping to impress looking at him with a mixture of derision and pity.

This was a completely mortifying mishap that came at the worst possible time.

"If you have somewhere else you have to be, Mr. Curran, then by all means, head on out," the company's CEO sneered right as Tim's frantic attempts to dismiss the GCal reminder caused him to accidentally pull up a separate Chrome window that already had the Google search for "best things to pack for ISIS" all queued up. "We'd hate to keep you from establishing the caliphate, if that's so much more important than meeting with us."

Tim tried to apologize and tell his boss that "ISIS can obviously wait" until the end of the presentation, but right at that moment, yet another GCal reminder popped up that read, "Leave America to go be in ISIS right now," which caused some of the executives on the board to start flat-out laughing and calling him a fuck-up right to his face.

Yikes. It's going to be pretty much impossible for Tim to salvage his presentation now. Here's hoping the board of directors gives Tim another shot sometime in the future and that he remembers to turn off all ISIS-related notifications during such an important meeting!

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Incredibly Embarrassing: This Guy Got A GCal Reminder To Join ISIS Right In The Middle Of A Huge PowerPoint In Front Of His Company's Board Of Directors

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If you think you're having a bad day, here's a totally heartbreaking story to help give you some perspective on how much worse things could be: This guy just got a GCal reminder to join ISIS right in the middle of a huge PowerPoint in front of his company's board of directors.

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The 3rd largest lottery ticket was won Wednesday morning, after months of no winning someone in Wisconsin took home a total of 768 million dollars.

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$768 million Powerball jackpot ticket sold in Wisconsin

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The winning numbers for Wednesday night's Powerball jackpot are 16-20-37-44-62 and the Powerball is 12.

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"My, my have the turntables. "
-Michael Scott

Once again, humanity is shown true villainy through the treacherous act a group committed when they smuggled three orcas into a SeaWorld exhibit via helicopter.

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In recent years, SeaWorld has faced serious backlash for treating animals inhumanely-so much so that the company has begun to make major changes to its parks. But it looks like one group of protesters is not about to let the theme park discontinue their highly criticized orca exhibits without a fight: Last night, an anti-animal activist group snuck three orcas into SeaWorld San Diego.

What a powerful act of defiance! This news is sure to brighten any animal-hater's day.

Members of the anti-animal rights organization Working Against The Protection Of Animals have taken credit for an operation during which a group of activists captured three wild orcas from their natural environment in the Atlantic Ocean and sneaked them into a glass tank at SeaWorld's San Diego location. Working tirelessly through the night, volunteers for the nonprofit organization bypassed the park's security system and put their lives at risk to lower the large aquatic mammals into the park's orca enclosure, all in the hopes that even just three more of these animals will lead miserable lives of boredom and isolation.

"Orcas are highly intelligent creatures, and it's up to us to ensure that they are crammed into tiny little tanks and forced to perform for screaming children for hours on end until the day they die prematurely," the group declared in a statement on their website this morning. "It is simply unconscionable that thousands upon thousands of these magnificent animals exist in the wild where they can thrive physically, socially and emotionally. Critics will point out that our protest violated the law, but if our work means that even three more orcas can have their dorsal fins collapse from a lack of proper care, it will have been worth it."

Incredible. You might not agree with the tactics they employ, but the fact that members of WAPA are willing to risk jail time to make sure that just a few more animals will live out their days in cramped tanks is proof that they truly practice what they preach. One thing is for certain: Their protest made a powerful statement and highlighted some of the tireless work done by anti-animals rights activists in the U.S..

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Powerful Protest: An Anti-Animal Activist Group Just Snuck 3 Orcas Into SeaWorld

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In recent years, SeaWorld has faced serious backlash for treating animals inhumanely-so much so that the company has begun to make major changes to its parks. But it looks like one group of protesters is not about to let the theme park discontinue their highly criticized orca exhibits without a fight: Last night, an anti-animal activist group snuck three orcas into SeaWorld San Diego.

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The raid occurred in Chandler, about 25 miles southeast of Phoenix, on Sunday after a doctor reported the boy’s parents to Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS). The boy, who is not vaccinated, was taken to the doctor for a 105-degree fever, the Arizona Republic reported.

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Police officers with guns drawn raid Arizona home for boy with 105-degree fever, report says

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A dramatic video shows Arizona police officers with guns drawn while raiding an Arizona home to get a 2-year-old boy who had a 105-degree fever.

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A fifth grade girl dies a few days after she got into a fight with another student. She collapsed after the fight, and the staff called 911. The girl was airlifted to Medical University of South Carolina Childrens' Health in Charleston. She was unresponsive and in critical condition ever since the fight. The other student as been suspended until the investigation is over.

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A community in South Carolina is in mourning after a fifth-grader died following what authorities called a physical altercation with another student in a classroom.

According to an incident report released by the Colleton County Sheriff's Office, the altercation occurred Monday at Forest Hills Elementary School in Walterboro. The incident report said a 911 call was made by a staff member at the elementary school, reporting that a student had collapsed.

When first responders arrived, the student was at the nurse's station and unconscious but breathing, the report said. She was taken to a medical center and later airlifted to the Medical University of South Carolina Childrens' Health in Charleston, according to the Colleton County School District.

Authorities did not release the names of the students because they were younger than 17 but on Wednesday, the school district identified the student as Raniya Wright.

In a statement on its website, the district said that after the "fight" occurred in Raniya's classroom, "school administrators promptly secured the scene, ended the fight and called emergency medical services to the school."

She will be missed greatly by her family, friends and the entire school community.

The family said that she'd been unresponsive and in critical condition since the incident, according to ABC News affiliate WCIV-TV.

The other student involved in the altercation was suspended from school "until the investigation is complete," the school district said.

No weapons were involved, said Shalane Lowes, a police information officer for the Colleton County Sheriff's Office.

(Google Street View) Forest Hills Elementary school is pictured in this undated image from Google.

The district said students, staff and family members were getting guidance and counseling services.

"Our community has suffered a tremendous loss. We are deeply saddened. ... Our thoughts and prayers will continue to be with this family in the difficult days ahead," the district said in a news release. "The district is cooperating fully with law enforcement as this matter is investigated."

The district said Raniya was a wonderful student who loved to write, play basketball and spend time with her friends.

"She was actively involved in her church as a junior usher," the district said. "She will be missed greatly by her family, friends and the entire school community."

Lowes said police were still investigating the incident and that an autopsy for the victim was scheduled for Friday.

"No further information will be released until the Medical Examiner's report is received following the procedure," Colleton County Sheriff's Office Major J.W. Chapman said in a statement.

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Fifth-grader dies days after physical altercation with another student in South Carolina classroom

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A community in South Carolina is in mourning after a fifth-grader died following what authorities called a physical altercation with another student in a classroom. According to an incident report released by the Colleton County Sheriff's Office, the altercation occurred Monday at Forest Hills Elementary School in Walterboro.

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A community in South Carolina is in mourning after a fifth-grader died following what authorities called a physical altercation with another student in a classroom.

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A community in South Carolina is in mourning after a fifth-grader died following what authorities called a physical altercation with another student in a classroom.

According to an incident report released by the Colleton County Sheriff's Office, the altercation occurred Monday at Forest Hills Elementary School in Walterboro. The incident report said a 911 call was made by a staff member at the elementary school, reporting that a student had collapsed.

When first responders arrived, the student was at the nurse's station and unconscious but breathing, the report said. She was taken to a medical center and later airlifted to the Medical University of South Carolina Childrens' Health in Charleston, according to the Colleton County School District.

Authorities did not release the names of the students because they were younger than 17 but on Wednesday, the school district identified the student as Raniya Wright.

In a statement on its website, the district said that after the "fight" occurred in Raniya's classroom, "school administrators promptly secured the scene, ended the fight and called emergency medical services to the school."

She will be missed greatly by her family, friends and the entire school community.

The family said that she'd been unresponsive and in critical condition since the incident, according to ABC News affiliate WCIV-TV.

The other student involved in the altercation was suspended from school "until the investigation is complete," the school district said.

No weapons were involved, said Shalane Lowes, a police information officer for the Colleton County Sheriff's Office.

(Google Street View) Forest Hills Elementary school is pictured in this undated image from Google.

The district said students, staff and family members were getting guidance and counseling services.

"Our community has suffered a tremendous loss. We are deeply saddened. ... Our thoughts and prayers will continue to be with this family in the difficult days ahead," the district said in a news release. "The district is cooperating fully with law enforcement as this matter is investigated."

The district said Raniya was a wonderful student who loved to write, play basketball and spend time with her friends.

"She was actively involved in her church as a junior usher," the district said. "She will be missed greatly by her family, friends and the entire school community."

Lowes said police were still investigating the incident and that an autopsy for the victim was scheduled for Friday.

"No further information will be released until the Medical Examiner's report is received following the procedure," Colleton County Sheriff's Office Major J.W. Chapman said in a statement.

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Fifth-grader dies days after physical altercation with another student in South Carolina classroom

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A community in South Carolina is in mourning after a fifth-grader died following what authorities called a physical altercation with another student in a classroom. According to an incident report released by the Colleton County Sheriff's Office, the altercation occurred Monday at Forest Hills Elementary School in Walterboro.

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The Brittish Govt. has rejected all offers from the EU on a peaceful exit from the EU. In a last-ditch effort to try to get Parliament to pass her plan for Britain to leave the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday offered to step down and allow another prime minister who has the confidence of her party and lawmakers to negotiate the final details.

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Jussie Smollet charges dropped and causes controversy. The Empire actor had been charged with multiple felonies including staging a hate crime, and filing a false report. However, Smollet stands by his innocence, and is only sentenced to community service.

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jussie smollett case: prosecutor who dropped charges believes he lied to the police  - cnn

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The prosecutor who dropped Jussie Smollett's charges says he believes he lied to the police

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The prosecutor who dropped the charges against Jussie Smollett said he still believes the actor lied to the police about the racist and homophobic attack he allegedly staged in Chicago in January.