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CNN/ORC Poll shows last-minute love for Obamacare

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Former President George H.W. Bush Hospitalized for Shortness of Breath

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American killed in nightclub attack in Mexico

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Walmart adding 10,000 U.S. jobs

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Trump's blast sends chill across Europe

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This footage obtained by the BBC shows the aftermath of a suspected barrel bomb in the rebel-held Bustan al-Qasr district of Aleppo a few days ago.

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Russia has said a unilateral ceasefire could be extended to Aleppo. This footage obtained by the BBC shows the aftermath of a suspected barrel bomb just days ago.

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A car that plummeted into a California creek last week left a woman stranded on a tree for 12 hours in the frigid wilderness and another woman dead.

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Boston meteorologist named Eric Fisher feels the wrath of angry Chiefs fans. Fans were tweeting hate to the wrong Eric Fisher on twitter.

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It's no secret that Chiefs offensive tackle Eric Fisher is taking some major flack right now.

Fans were understandably outraged at the infamous holding call in Sunday's game that will certainly live on in Chiefs lore for years to come.

And the internet can be an especially unforgiving place.

It didn't take long for Chiefs fans to take to social media to begin the public bashing.

One unexpected casualty caught in the crossfire was a Boston weatherman who just happens to also be named Eric Fisher.

Irate football fans quickly began roasting him on Twitter, sending angry messages to his account, @ericfisher, thinking he was the Chiefs lineman.

The weatherman (certainly no stranger to public outrage) took the bashing in stride, but got a taste of what professional athletes go through when they mess up on a national level.

"If you are a meteorologist and think hate mail can be rough sometimes, try being an athlete. Ridiculous," weatherman Fisher tweeted.

Weatherman Fisher was no doubt surprised when his name exploded on Twitter Sunday night, only to find he was simply caught in the middle of an unruly mob calling out the wrong man.

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Boston meteorologist named Eric Fisher feels the wrath of angry Chiefs fans

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It's no secret that Chiefs offensive tackle Eric Fisher is taking some major flack right now. Fans were understandably outraged at the infamous holding call in Sunday's game that will certainly live on in Chiefs lore for years to come. And the internet can be an especially unforgiving place.

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The underwater search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 has been suspended nearly three years after the plane vanished without a trace over the Indian Ocean, according to a joint statement from Chinese, Australian and Malaysian officials The three countries had been leading the search for MH370, which disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014, with 239 people on board.

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Walmart plans to add 10,000 u.s jobs this year while macy's and other big stores plan to close down.

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Walmart, which employs more workers than any other American business, plans to add 10,000 U.S. jobs this year.

The job growth will represent less than 1% of the company's current American workforce of about 1.5 million people. But it bucks the trend of major brick-and-mortar retailers, which have been slashing jobs and closing stores.

Macy's is closing 68 stores and cutting more than 10,000 jobs. Sears Holdings is closing 150 Sears and Kmart stores, eliminating an undisclosed number of jobs. The Limited has closed all its stores, and American Apparel is likely to do the same in bankruptcy proceedings.

Walmart itself announced a year ago it would close 269 underperforming stores, including 154, employing 10,000 workers, in the United States.

Meanwhile, employment growth has come from online stores such as Amazon , which announced last week it would add U.S. 100,000 jobs.

Walmart said Tuesday it would expand, renovate or relocate 59 Walmart and Sam's Club stores. Some of the jobs will come from expanding or improving e-commerce services.

The company reiterated plans to make $6.8 billion of capital investments in the United States with expansion and remodeling of its stores. It said its plans will also lead to 24,000 temporary construction jobs.

Related: Walmart's Mexico unit to add 10,000 jobs

Walmart made no mention of President-elect Donald Trump in its announcement. But companies have been under pressure commit to U.S. jobs ahead of his inauguration Friday.

Ford scrapped plans for a $1.6 billion plant in Mexico two weeks ago and said it would expand a Michigan plant, adding 700 jobs there. Lockheed Martin , which, like Ford, had been criticized by Trump, announced Friday it would add 1,800 jobs to its F-35 fighter program. And Sprint said it is bringing 5,000 jobs back to the US.

Walmart, which imports heavily from China and Mexico, is facing pressure on U.S. jobs as well, even if Trump hasn't focused on the retailer the way he has other companies.

When Walmart announced plans in December to add 10,000 jobs in Mexico over the next three years, Trump did not criticize the move. Walmart said at the time that it was not moving any jobs from the United States as part of its Mexican expansion.

Walmart committed in 2013 to purchase $250 billion more in American-made, grown, assembled and sourced products through 2023. It estimated that would add 1 million U.S. jobs. It cited three suppliers who are moving operations from foreign countries back to the U.S., which it said will create a little over 1,000 jobs among them.

Walmart has also been under pressure from union-backed groups seeking increases in the minimum wage across the nation. It has raised the minimum wage for its American workers to at least $10 an hour.

CNNMoney (New York) First published January 17, 2017: 8:01 AM ET

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The job growth will represent less than 1% of the company's current American workforce of about 1.5 million people. But it bucks the trend of major brick-and-mortar retailers, which have been slashing jobs and closing stores. Macy's is closing 68 stores and cutting more than 10,000 jobs.

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Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have designed a new material that is 10 times stronger than steel.

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Walmart plans to add 10,000 U.S jobs this year.

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Officials Call Off Search for Missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370

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Walmart is planning on adding 10,000 U.S. jobs this year.

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Walmart, which employs more workers than any other American business, plans to add 10,000 U.S. jobs this year.

The job growth will represent less than 1% of the company's current American workforce of about 1.5 million people. But it bucks the trend of major brick-and-mortar retailers, which have been slashing jobs and closing stores.

Macy's is closing 68 stores and cutting more than 10,000 jobs. Sears Holdings is closing 150 Sears and Kmart stores, eliminating an undisclosed number of jobs. The Limited has closed all its stores, and American Apparel is likely to do the same in bankruptcy proceedings.

Walmart itself announced a year ago it would close 269 underperforming stores, including 154, employing 10,000 workers, in the United States.

Meanwhile, employment growth has come from online stores such as Amazon , which announced last week it would add U.S. 100,000 jobs.

Walmart said Tuesday it would expand, renovate or relocate 59 Walmart and Sam's Club stores. Some of the jobs will come from expanding or improving e-commerce services.

The company reiterated plans to make $6.8 billion of capital investments in the United States with expansion and remodeling of its stores. It said its plans will also lead to 24,000 temporary construction jobs.

Related: Walmart's Mexico unit to add 10,000 jobs

Walmart made no mention of President-elect Donald Trump in its announcement. But companies have been under pressure commit to U.S. jobs ahead of his inauguration Friday.

Ford scrapped plans for a $1.6 billion plant in Mexico two weeks ago and said it would expand a Michigan plant, adding 700 jobs there. Lockheed Martin , which, like Ford, had been criticized by Trump, announced Friday it would add 1,800 jobs to its F-35 fighter program. And Sprint said it is bringing 5,000 jobs back to the US.

Walmart, which imports heavily from China and Mexico, is facing pressure on U.S. jobs as well, even if Trump hasn't focused on the retailer the way he has other companies.

When Walmart announced plans in December to add 10,000 jobs in Mexico over the next three years, Trump did not criticize the move. Walmart said at the time that it was not moving any jobs from the United States as part of its Mexican expansion.

Walmart committed in 2013 to purchase $250 billion more in American-made, grown, assembled and sourced products through 2023. It estimated that would add 1 million U.S. jobs. It cited three suppliers who are moving operations from foreign countries back to the U.S., which it said will create a little over 1,000 jobs among them.

Walmart has also been under pressure from union-backed groups seeking increases in the minimum wage across the nation. It has raised the minimum wage for its American workers to at least $10 an hour.

CNNMoney (New York) First published January 17, 2017: 8:01 AM ET

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The job growth will represent less than 1% of the company's current American workforce of about 1.5 million people. But it bucks the trend of major brick-and-mortar retailers, which have been slashing jobs and closing stores. Macy's is closing 68 stores and cutting more than 10,000 jobs.

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Walmart, which employs more workers than any other American business, plans to add 10,000 U.S. jobs this year.

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Walmart, which employs more workers than any other American business, plans to add 10,000 U.S. jobs this year.

The job growth will represent less than 1% of the company's current American workforce of about 1.5 million people. But it bucks the trend of major brick-and-mortar retailers, which have been slashing jobs and closing stores.

Macy's is closing 68 stores and cutting more than 10,000 jobs. Sears Holdings is closing 150 Sears and Kmart stores, eliminating an undisclosed number of jobs. The Limited has closed all its stores, and American Apparel is likely to do the same in bankruptcy proceedings.

Walmart itself announced a year ago it would close 269 underperforming stores, including 154, employing 10,000 workers, in the United States.

Meanwhile, employment growth has come from online stores such as Amazon , which announced last week it would add U.S. 100,000 jobs.

Walmart said Tuesday it would expand, renovate or relocate 59 Walmart and Sam's Club stores. Some of the jobs will come from expanding or improving e-commerce services.

The company reiterated plans to make $6.8 billion of capital investments in the United States with expansion and remodeling of its stores. It said its plans will also lead to 24,000 temporary construction jobs.

Related: Walmart's Mexico unit to add 10,000 jobs

Walmart made no mention of President-elect Donald Trump in its announcement. But companies have been under pressure commit to U.S. jobs ahead of his inauguration Friday.

Ford scrapped plans for a $1.6 billion plant in Mexico two weeks ago and said it would expand a Michigan plant, adding 700 jobs there. Lockheed Martin , which, like Ford, had been criticized by Trump, announced Friday it would add 1,800 jobs to its F-35 fighter program. And Sprint said it is bringing 5,000 jobs back to the US.

Walmart, which imports heavily from China and Mexico, is facing pressure on U.S. jobs as well, even if Trump hasn't focused on the retailer the way he has other companies.

When Walmart announced plans in December to add 10,000 jobs in Mexico over the next three years, Trump did not criticize the move. Walmart said at the time that it was not moving any jobs from the United States as part of its Mexican expansion.

Walmart committed in 2013 to purchase $250 billion more in American-made, grown, assembled and sourced products through 2023. It estimated that would add 1 million U.S. jobs. It cited three suppliers who are moving operations from foreign countries back to the U.S., which it said will create a little over 1,000 jobs among them.

Walmart has also been under pressure from union-backed groups seeking increases in the minimum wage across the nation. It has raised the minimum wage for its American workers to at least $10 an hour.

CNNMoney (New York) First published January 17, 2017: 8:01 AM ET

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The job growth will represent less than 1% of the company's current American workforce of about 1.5 million people. But it bucks the trend of major brick-and-mortar retailers, which have been slashing jobs and closing stores. Macy's is closing 68 stores and cutting more than 10,000 jobs.

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Avery Antill - North Dakota lawmaker's bill protects drivers who negligently hit someone obstructing traffic

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Avery Antill - North Dakota lawmaker's bill protects drivers who negligently hit someone obstructing traffic

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The search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 has been suspended 3 years after the plane vanished over the Indian Ocean.

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A 12 year old boy was found locked in a bathroom for about 2 years.

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Authorities say Brandy James locked her son, now 12, in an upstairs bathroom in her Toquerville, Utah, home for perhaps as long as two years.

When they found him, the boy was so severely malnourished, he weighed just 30 pounds.

The conditions inside, as laid out in an indictment, are truly upsetting : The toilet bowl was so full of feces that there didn't appear to be any water inside. The door was locked from the outside. The light switches were duct taped in the off position, so the boy probably sat in darkness all the time. The boy so weak when he was found that he wouldn't have been able to stand up and take the duct tape off on his own.

Empty bean cans and a spoon were found in the shower, where the drain was covered with duct tape.

"I've seen the pictures. They're horrific," Washington County Sheriff's Lt. David Crouse told CNN affiliate KSL. "I've seen other horrible things, but this is one of those things I'll never forget. I wish I could unsee it."

Crouse said a video camera was set up so the mother could monitor the boy on her cellphone, and a baby monitor was set up so she could give him instructions but he could not reply.

Worst ever seen

The boy's father found him -- "laying on the floor of the bathroom with a blanket" -- on Sunday at James' house and rushed him to a hospital. Then the sheriff's deputies were called. Crouse said the mother and father are married but separated.

An emergency room doctor at Dixie Regional Medical Center said "it was the worst case of malnutrition he had seen."

The doctors said "the victim would be hospitalized for at least 3 weeks to get him healthy again," the sheriff's office statement.

James, the mother, told deputies she would sometimes lock her son for his own safety when she left the house. She also claimed he "wanted to sleep in this bathroom" despite the wretched conditions. She was charged with one count of felony child abuse. It's unclear if she's hired a lawyer.

The boy hadn't been to school in three years, Crouse said. Two other siblings lived in the house.

They didn't show any signs of abuse.

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Authorities say Brandy James locked her son, now 12, in an upstairs bathroom in her Toquerville, Utah, home for perhaps as long as two years. When they found him, the boy was so severely malnourished, he weighed just 30 pounds.

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Mr. Kohl - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 88 yesterday!  Many Americans took time to remember his legacy

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Mr. Kohl - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have turned 88 yesterday!  Many Americans took time to remember his legacy