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At least 24 Native Americans -- most of them women -- went missing in Montana last year. Two senators are trying to do something about it.

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At least 24 Native Americans -- most of them women -- went missing in Montana last year. Two senators are trying to do something about it.

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"We have an epidemic on our hands," says US Senator Jon Tester, who believes Native American women are falling victim to violence in alarming numbers.

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A California police officer who was killed in the line of duty was hailed Saturday as a “Fiji-born American hero” who made the ultimate sacrifice for his adopted country.

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SAN FRANCISCO - A California police officer who was killed in the line of duty was hailed Saturday as a "Fiji-born American hero" who made the ultimate sacrifice for his adopted country.

At a funeral held for Cpl. Ronil Singh, mourners remembered the 33-year-old officer as a hard-working immigrant who worked his way up to become an officer in the small town of Newman.

He "stood so much for what is right in our world and yet unfortunately was taken too soon from us by what is wrong in our world," Modesto police Officer Jeff Harmon said at the service in a Modesto church.

He "probably more than anything else wanted to be home on Christmas night with his wife and his young son, but instead made a selfless choice to serve all of his community knowing that there are many more than just his own family that needed his protection that night."

Singh was shot to death in the early hours of Dec. 26 after he pulled over a suspected drunk driver. The gunman fled, and a two-day-long manhunt led to the arrest of a man who authorities said was in the country illegally and was preparing to flee to Mexico.

Gustavo Arriaga Perez, also 33, has since been charged with murder.

The case has rekindled a debate over California's sanctuary law that limits cooperation by local authorities with federal immigration authorities. President Donald Trump has cited Singh's killing to call for tougher border security amid a fight with congressional Democrats over funding for a border wall. The impasse has forced a partial government shutdown that entered a 15th day Saturday.

At his funeral, however, Singh's brother and colleagues focused on his achievements and playful personality.

Singh grew up in a Fijian farming town and emigrated to central California in 2003. He joined the 12-member Newman police department in 2011 after attending police academy and serving as a volunteer, animal control officer and code enforcement officer at other agencies in the region.

"He told me he came to this country with one purpose, and that purpose was to become a police officer," Newman Police Chief Randy Richardson said. "He told me about all the pride he had in America, and how much it meant to get this opportunity."

Singh served as a K-9 officer before being promoted to a corporal at the Newman police department. He earned a bachelor degree in administration of justice two years ago with the goal of becoming a sergeant, said his friend, Modesto police Detective Ra Pouv.

"Ronil and I are both immigrants to a country we truly love, and we both view serving our country and community through law enforcement as important to who we are," said Pouv, who is from Cambodia. "It is our way of giving back to a country that embraced us and our family."

The Fijian ambassador to the United States, Naivakarurubalavu Solo Mara, said Singh made his mark in his adopted country and called him a "Fiji-born American hero."

Singh's widow was at the funeral but did not address mourners; his 5-month-old son can be heard cooing during the service. A slideshow shown during the service featured photos of the smiling officer posing for Christmas photos with his family, working with his colleagues and cuddling Sam, his black Labrador K-9 dog.

On Friday, his casket was draped in an American flag and driven about 25 miles in a procession from Modesto into a theater in the small town of Newman for a viewing. People lined up along the streets to honor the fallen officer.

After Saturday's funeral, Singh's body was taken on a procession to its final resting place at Lakewood Memorial Park in the nearby town of Hughson.

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Slain police officer called 'American hero' at his funeral

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Auto-collision causes 7 dead and others to be in a critical state.

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Seven people are dead and others critically hurt after a fiery car crash on I-75 near Gainesville, Florida, officials said.

Fifty gallons of diesel fuel spilled in the crash. The blaze has since been put out, Alachua County Fire Rescue said.

Eight patients were "transported from the scene, multiple patients with critical injuries," fire rescue said.

The Florida Highway Patrol told ABC News that "several" children were among the seven killed in the crash.

A helicopter responded to help with locating possible patients that may be in the woods, according to fire rescue.

The crash involved two tractor trailers, a passenger van and a midsize sedan, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

All lanes in the southbound direction are currently closed due to the large amount of personal property, vehicle parts and burnt vehicles still on the roadway, officials said. Northbound lanes have been reopened.

The Associated Press

There is a pending homicide investigation, the Florida Highway Patrol report stated.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will not be able to launch an investigation until after the partial government shutdown ends as investigators are currently furloughed.

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Seven people are dead and others critically hurt after a fiery car crash on I-75 near Gainesville, Florida, officials said. Fifty gallons of diesel fuel spilled in the crash. The blaze has since been put out, Alachua County Fire Rescue said. Eight patients were "transported from the scene, multiple patients with critical injuries," fire rescue said.

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A 16 year old boy stabbed two men to death, killing one, in Sydney, Australia after being asked to leave the premises of a Church of Scientology

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A 16-year-old boy stabbed two Church of Scientology members outside the organization's headquarters in Sydney, Australia, killing one and injuring another on Thursday, police said.

The teen was being escorted out of the church in Sydney's Chatswood district about 12:30 p.m. Thursday when he began attacking the two staff members with a 10-inch kitchen knife, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported. It's unclear if the 16-year-old was a member of the church, but police said he had a "lawful reason" to be there before being asked to leave.

"On being escorted down the roadway a knife was produced and with that knife he stabbed a 24-year-old who we believe to be a Taiwanese male in the neck," Detective Chief Inspector Jones said. "He also caused some lacerations to an older gentleman also escorting him from the premises."
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Both men were taken to the hospital, where the 24-year-old who was "bleeding heavily" from the stab wound to his neck later died.

The teen was taken into custody and is cooperating with the investigation following the "domestic alteration," police said.

The Church of Scientology said the man killed was a "beloved" member of the congregation.
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"This very unfortunate matter is in the hands of the police. We cannot make any further comment beyond the fact that the victim was a beloved member of our Church," the church said in a statement. "The Church is providing the police with any assistance needed in their investigation."

The Chatswood Scientology Center, known as the Advanced Organization and Saint Hill Australia, New Zealand & Oceania, opened in September 2016 and is considered the "spiritual headquarters" for Scientologists in the Asia-Pacific region. It is the biggest Scientology center outside of the United States and lauded by the organization as an "architectural masterpiece," ABC reported.

The center also has a chapel, auditorium and "purification center" that includes a gym and sauna, along with training facilities.

Church of Scientology leader David Miscavige called the 145,000-square-feet headquarters an "arboreal palace nestled at the rim of a eucalyptus wonderland."

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Scientologist stabbed to death by boy, 16, outside Australian headquarters, police say

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A 16-year-old boy stabbed two Church of Scientology members outside the organization's headquarters in Sydney, Australia, killing one and injuring another on Thursday, police said. The teen was being escorted out of the church in Sydney's Chatswood district about 12:30 p.m.

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Man impaled on deer statue in Philadelphia traffic circle

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A man ended up starting 2019 in the hospital after he wound up impaled on a deer statue in a traffic circle in Philadelphia, according to officials.

The incident happened around 4 p.m. on Tuesday at the Eakins Oval, located across the street from the famed Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Police told FOX29 the man, 21, climbed onto the Washington Monument in the middle of the oval when he slipped and fell on the antlers of a deer statue.
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After falling, the left side of the man's body was impaled on the deer statue causing a laceration and bleeding, according to police.

He was taken to a nearby, where he was listed in stable condition.
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The Washington Monument was originally unveiled in 1897 in the city's Fairmount Park before being relocated to the oval in 1928 after the completion of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, according to the Association for Public Art.

The monument's lower level is surrounding by "flora and fauna" of the U.S., which includes a moose, buffalo, bear, and alligator, according to the group.

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A man ended up starting 2019 in the hospital after he wound up impaled on a deer statue in a traffic circle in Philadelphia, according to officials. The incident happened around 4 p.m. on Tuesday at the Eakins Oval, located across the street from the famed Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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In Houston Texas a 7 year old girl was killed in a drive by shooting. The family consisting of 4 little girls and the mother were doing a coffee run when a unknown man in a red truck shot into the car and killed 7 year old Jazmine Barnes. They believe it was racially motivated as the family did nothing to provoke him.

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Police hope to release sketch of Jazmine Barnes' killer

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For reasons still unknown, a gunman shot Jazmine Barnes in the head as she rode in her mother's car. Now police are asking for the public's help.

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A Houston teenager was charged with murder on Wednesday after he crashed into a truck at an intersection while allegedly being chased by another driver a day prior, police said.

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A Houston teenager was charged with murder on Wednesday after he crashed into a woman's truck at an intersection while allegedly being chased by another driver a day prior, police said.

The 14-year-old driver said he was fleeing from a motorist who flashed a semi-automatic weapon at him on Tuesday afternoon when he ran a red light and slammed into 45-year-old Silvia Zavala's Ford F-150 truck, according to police.

Zavala, a mother of two, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Harris County Sheriffs Office

Police did not disclose the minor's identity, but witnesses said he'd been throwing eggs at cars with two other teens when a man allegedly brandished a firearm and began chasing them, the Harris County Sheriff's Office said. His vehicle may have been damaged by the eggs, according to the office.

"The 14-year-old & his two teen passengers were reportedly throwing eggs at other cars just prior to the crash. A separate car gave chase at a high rate of speed & the teen ran the red light striking other truck," Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said in a tweet. "The deceased female was totally innocent; seems she had just gone shopping based on some debris strewn at scene."

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Gonzalez said the man who allegedly chased the teens is cooperating with police.

Surveillance video from a nearby business captured the deadly crash, showing the underage teen as he slammed his tan GMC Acadia into the woman's pickup truck.

The force of the crash bent the pickup truck's frame and sent both cars airborne, according to the video.

The victim's daughter, Jessica Gaspar, said her mother had been visiting family in Houston and was out running errands at the time of the crash.

"She was about to go back. She was about to come home and get her stuff and say bye and she was about to leave. She couldn't say bye," Gaspar told Houston ABC station KTRK. "He did what he did. He took my mother's life so he has to pay for what happened," she added, referring to the teen driver.

Police said the suspect was booked in a juvenile detention center and broke his ankle in the crash. It's unclear if he has been charged as a minor or an adult. The other two teens in the suspect's car were treated at a hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.

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A Houston teenager was charged with murder on Wednesday after he crashed into a woman's truck at an intersection while allegedly being chased by another driver a day prior, police said. The 14-year-old driver said he was fleeing from a motorist who flashed a semi-automatic weapon at him on Tuesday...

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Dogs can sniff out malaria parasites on your clothes

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super-sniffing dogs can smell malaria parasites on your clothes - cnn

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Dogs can sniff out malaria parasites on your clothes

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Dogs could someday be a useful tool in diagnosing malaria, as a new study shows that they diagnosed infections by sniffing socks worn by children infected with malaria parasites.

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The two women who broke with centuries of conservative taboo Wednesday to enter a temple in the southern Indian state of Kerala are now in hiding, as violent protests left at least one person dead.

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First women to enter India temple in centuries now in hiding as protests rage

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The two women who broke with centuries of conservative taboo Wednesday to enter a temple in the southern Indian state of Kerala are now in hiding, as violent protests left at least one person dead.

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New Jersey wrestler Andrew Johnson was about to wrestle the championship match but right before he got on the mat. The referee told him to cut his braids or concede the match. He had no choice but to take one for the team and cut his braids. Andrew won in overtime but the win didnt feel as good as it would have been if the inccodent didnt happen. His parents are filling charges against the ref and now the ref can not ref in that district and city. The case is being looked at now. Andrew is ok now and is getting ready for the state championship.

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BUENA, NJ - Officials in a New Jersey school district will hold an emergency meeting tonight, one week after a referee with an alleged racist past told a wrestler to cut his dreadlocks or forfeit a match.

The wrestler's parents have also spoken out, and an Olympic wrestler has weighed in on the controversy that has drawn national attention.

The Buena Regional School District's Board of Education will meet in the high school's media center at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 26, the school district announced. The board will discuss personnel matters. Official action may be taken.

Below the announcement on the school district's website, officials posted a copy of the letter that was sent to parents about the situation. Referee Alan Maloney told Buena High School wrestler Andew Johnson that he had to cut his dreadlocks or forfeit his match during a dual meet last week.

In the letter, the district explained that the referee is assigned by the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA), a state agency, and that the school has no input as to who is assigned to the match.

When Johnson stepped onto the mat for his match against Oakcrest, Maloney told him his hair length and headgear weren't in compliance with regulations. He told Johnson if he didn't cut his hair, he would have to forfeit the match. Johnson decided to cut his hair so he wouldn't have to forfeit.

But Maloney didn't attend the weigh-ins or express any concern about Johnson's hair length or need to wear a head covering before the start of the dual meet, Johnson's parents said in a statement.

"Wrestling has taught Andrew to be resilient in the face of adversity. As we move forward, we are comforted by both the strength of Andrew's character and the support he's received from the community," his parents said in the statement, according to CBS 3. "We will do all that we can to make sure that no student-athlete is forced to endure what Andrew experienced."

A school trainer cut Johnson's hair while he was on the mat. Here is the video:

Epitome of a team player ⬇️ A referee wouldn't allow Andrew Johnson of Buena @brhschiefs to wrestle with a cover over his dreadlocks. It was either an impromptu haircut, or a forfeit. Johnson chose the haircut, then won by sudden victory in OT to help spark Buena to a win. pic.twitter.com/f6JidKNKoI
- Mike Frankel (@MikeFrankelSNJ) December 20, 2018

The next day, the coach, athletic director and principal at the high school contacted the parents to discuss the situation. The principal and athletic director then contacted the NJSIAA, which said it would investigate the incident.

The NJSIAA assistant director and the high school principal reached an agreement that Maloney wouldn't be assigned to any more Buena matches.

"The staff and administration within the Buena Regional School District will continue to support and stand by all of our students and student athletes," Superintendent David C. Cappuccio Jr. said in the letter.

He also said the school district is cooperating with the NJSIAA in the investigation, and would take further action as more details became available.

Maloney reportedly used a racial slur at a social gathering of officials in 2016, according to the Courier-Post. He used the slur in an argument over homemade wine in a Jersey Shore condominium, prompting another official, Preston Hamilton, who is black, to slam Maloney to the ground.

"You know, people do make mistakes and I apologized," Maloney told the Courier-Post at the time. "I really don't think this should go any further than it's gone anyhow. ... The remark was not made to him. After he told me what I said, it was pertaining to us breaking each other's stones. ... I didn't remember it. I was told it. I believed it and said, 'Yo, that ain't me.' That's when I called him right away and that's when he told me we were good."

Over the weekend, Olympian Jordan Burroughs weighed in on the incident via Twitter.

A thread: I'm sure a lot of you have heard about the young man who was forced to cut his hair during a wrestling match in order to avoid being disqualified. That young man is Andrew Johnson of Buena High School in New Jersey. Let me start off by saying, I commend Andrew for
- Jordan Burroughs (@alliseeisgold) December 22, 2018

Larry White, executive director of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association, confirmed that those groups that assign high school wrestling referees in New Jersey "will not assign the referee in question until this matter has been thoroughly reviewed."

"This will help to avoid disruption of events for student athletes," he said.

White, speaking as an African-American and parent, said he clearly understands the issues at play, "and probably better than most. The NJSIAA takes this matter very seriously, and I ask that everyone respect the investigatory process related to all parties involved."

The NJSIAA had earlier released a statement saying it has been in direct contact with school officials and was awaiting official incident reports. A report also has been requested from the referee involved.

In addition, the NJSIAA says it has provided initial information to the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights and will continue to send updates as they become available.

"Regulations regarding hair length and legal hair covers for wrestlers are provided by the National Federation of State High School Associations," the statement read. "At this point, the NJSIAA is working to determine the exact nature of the incident and whether an infraction occurred."

Complaints against officials are heard first by the officials' association and then can be appealed to the NJSIAA Controversies Committee.

YouTube video/photos See related: See How NJ Ref With Alleged Racist Past Made Teen Cut Dreadlocks
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NJ School To Meet After Alleged Racist Ref Made Wrestler Cut Hair

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BUENA, NJ - Officials in a New Jersey school district will hold an emergency meeting tonight, one week after a referee with an alleged racist past told a wrestler to cut his dreadlocks or forfeit a match. The wrestler's parents have also spoken out, and an Olympic wrestler has weighed in on the controversy that has drawn national attention.

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Several illnesses are known to create a signature smell from the body. The UK is currently testing a breathalyzer that can detect cancer and other diseases within a body.

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Breath test to detect multiple cancers early begins large trial | CNN

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A two-year trial into a clinical device, called the Breath Biopsy, will see if exhaled airborne molecules can be useful for earlier cancer detection.

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Teens in an SUV were throwing eggs at cars before a fatal crash, police say. Now one faces a murder charge

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Teens in an SUV were throwing eggs at cars before a fatal crash, police say. Now one faces a murder charge

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What started as an egg-throwing prank in suburban Houston, Texas, ended with a 14-year-old facing a murder charge after the SUV he was driving plowed into a truck and killed a woman, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.

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Congress is breaking barriers and evolving as fast as the world around it. Not only are some of its newest members women, but they're women of color.

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116th congress: no other congress has ever looked like this - cnnpolitics

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Welcome to the new Congress. We've never seen anything like it

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The 116th class of Congress broke barriers before its members even set foot in Washington.

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Man charged in teacher's slaying accused of rape, kidnapping

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A man charged in the killing of a Georgia teacher who disappeared 14 years ago is now accused in a separate rape and kidnapping case.

News outlets report Warner Robins police are seeking 34-year-old Bo Dukes on charges including rape in a Tuesday attack. Police say detectives believe Dukes threatened two women with a gun and other violence and forced them to his home, where he raped them and held them against their will.

Dukes was charged in 2017 with helping dispose of the body of one-time beauty queen Tara Grinstead. Grinstead vanished from her home in the southwest Georgia town of Ocilla in 2005. Another man, 33-year-old Ryan Alexander Duke, was indicted on charges including murder in her death.

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Man charged in teacher's slaying accused of rape, kidnapping

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A man charged in the killing of a Georgia teacher who disappeared 14 years ago is now accused in a separate rape and kidnapping case. News outlets report Warner Robins police are seeking 34-year-old Bo Dukes on charges including rape in a Tuesday attack. Police say detectives believe Dukes...

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Cleveland Clinic resident fired over threat to give Jews wrong meds.

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The Cleveland hospital resident who was fired after threatening to give the Jewish people "the wrong meds" graduated from a Jewish-affiliated medical school in New York.

Lara Kollab was fired from her position as a supervised, first-year resident at the Cleveland Clinic after working there just for three months last year following the revelations of her hateful remarks on social media.
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"May Allah take back (end the lives) of the Jews so we stop being forced to go to those unclean ones," she wrote in one of the tweets, as documented by Canary Mission, an anti-hate watchdog that exposes anti-Semitism online. She once wrote that "Allah will kill the Jews" and "Allah will take the Jews who exiled us from our country."

"Hahha ewww... I'll purposely give all the [Jews] the wrong meds," she wrote in a 2012 tweet that ultimately cost her her job, according to the clinic.

"I'll purposely give all the [Jews] the wrong meds."
- Lara Kollab

But before the woman began her career in medicine, she received a D.O. (Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine) degree from Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine, a New York City-based Jewish college that prides itself on being "rooted in Jewish tradition, built on Jewish values."

The school said it was "appalled" and "shocked" to learn about Kollab's comments, saying her statements were "antithetical to Touro and to the physicians' Hippocratic Oath."

"Touro College is appalled by the anti-Semitic comments reportedly made by Lara Kollab, a graduate of the Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine. The mission of Touro College is to educate, perpetuate and enrich the historic Jewish tradition of tolerance and dignity," the college said.

"We are shocked that one of our graduates would voice statements that are antithetical to Touro and to the physicians' Hippocratic Oath. We have received word from the Cleveland Clinic where Dr. Kollab was last affiliated and learned that she is no longer employed there."

The fired resident's surfaced comments also show her making anti-Semitic comments on social media, including calling Jews "dogs," comparing them to the Nazis, and minimizing the Holocaust.

"Look, Haifa is sweet (nice), but it's full of Jewish dogs, and it looks like America, meaning, it wasn't that special to me," she wrote in another tweet.

"I don't mean to sound insensitive but I have a REALLY hard time feeling bad about Holocaust seeing as the people who were in it now kill my people," she tweeted as well.

Her social media pages also feature pro-terrorism comments, including defending Palestinian terror group Hamas, stating that "Hamas was created in response to decades of brutal oppression with stated goal of ending that oppression" and that it "doesn't hate Jews, Hamas wants to liberate their people."
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The Cleveland Clinic said that it took immediate action against Kollab after the social media posts were revealed to the administration, confirming that she was fired due to the comments.

"When we learned of the social media post, we took immediate action, conducted an internal review and placed her on administrative leave. Her departure was related to those posts and she has not worked at Cleveland Clinic since September," the clinic said in a statement to Fox News.

"When we learned of the social media post, we took immediate action, conducted an internal review and placed her on administrative leave. Her departure was related to those posts and she has not worked at Cleveland Clinic since September."
- The Cleveland Clinic

The clinic assured that Kollab was supervised during her time in the position, in addition to "multiple safeguards," and she couldn't have caused harm to patients, noting that nothing of the sort was reported.

"In no way do these beliefs reflect those of our organization. We fully embrace diversity, inclusion and a culture of safety and respect across our entire health system," the clinic added.

Since the firing, Kollab deleted her social media accounts, though some of them were preserved. Her LinkedIn page said she was a biology tutor to high school and college students shortly after getting her bachelor's degree from John Carroll University in 2013, while since 2015 she has been a mentor to "1st, 2nd, and 3rd year medical students."

Kollab was issued a training certificate in July 2018 but it could only be used until she was dismissed from the residency program at Cleveland Clinic.

"A training certificate is only valid as long as the individual is actively part of the program which was indicated on the application by the supervising entity," Tessie Pollock, the board's director of communications, told Fox News.

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Cleveland Clinic resident fired over threat to give Jews 'wrong meds' went to Jewish medical college

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The Cleveland hospital resident who was fired after threatening to give the Jewish people "the wrong meds" graduated from a Jewish-affiliated medical school in New York. Lara Kollab was fired from her position as a supervised, first-year resident at the Cleveland Clinic after working there just for three months last year following the revelations of her hateful remarks on social media.

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Viral McDonald's brawl between employee and customer started over straw

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New Year's Eve didn't go so well for these people.

A fight broke out between a female McDonald's employee and a male customer at a location in St. Petersburg, Fla., around 6:50 p.m. Monday night, WFLA reported.
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In a viral video of the incident, Daniel Taylor is seen grabbing Yasmine James by the shirt with both hands and pulling her toward him. She then starts punching him as he holds on. The two go at it for about 20 seconds before the other employees intervene.

It's unclear what caused the fight to break out, but Taylor seemed to be upset as he was picking up his tray of food.
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Taylor was escorted out of the restaurant and police were called to the scene. On his way out the door, he kicked another employee in the stomach.

He was arrested on two counts of simple battery.
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McDonald's released the following statement to WFLA on the matter:

"Our highest priority is always the safety and well-being of our employees and customers at our restaurants. We have been in contact with the police department and are fully cooperating with their investigation."

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New Year's Eve didn't go so well for these people. A fight broke out between a female McDonald's employee and a male customer at a location in St. Petersburg, Fla., around 6:50 p.m. Monday night, WFLA reported.

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Bernie Sanders has issued a public apology to staffers who felt mistreated during his  2016 election campaign. These are in response to sexual harassment allegations and pay disparities.

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The Into the Spider-Verse script is one of the first scripts legally published online for all to download and read. It's quite good, actually. Editorialization.

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Sony has released the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse script for the world to download and peruse at their leisure. Written by Phil Lord and Rodney Rothman, the script is a peek behind what it really takes to create an animated spectacular. In animation, you have to specify e-ver-y-thing. What is sky? What does a nose even look like? The Into the Spider-Verse script lets you know all the details that make each Verse, as well as what IPs are getting referenced. For example, when Peter Parker does his dance from Spiderman 3, the only description in the script is "Cut to Spider-Man dancing on the street, exactly like in the movie Spider-Man 3." Rothman announced the script's release on his Twitter Saturday morning, the same time Spiderman cartoons used to air.

Sony was kind enough to make our #Spiderverse script available online. Here it is if you're interested. https://t.co/CO2EQCKdD3
- rodneyrothman (@rodneyrothman) December 29, 2018

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You Can Read the Whole Into the Spider-Verse Script Online

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Sony has released the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse script for the world to download and peruse at their leisure. Written by Phil Lord and Rodney Rothman, the script is a peek behind what it really takes to create an animated spectacular. In animation, you have to specify e-ver-y-thing. What is sky?

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A 17 year old boy from New jersey died after falling from a ski lift At Blue Mountain resort

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A 17-year-old New Jersey boy died on New Year's Day after he plunged at least 20 feet from a ski chairlift at Blue Mountain Resort in Pennsylvania, the coroner's office said.

Connor Golembiewski was on the chairlift at the popular ski resort in the Pocono Mountains when he fell and hit the ground below about 11:30 a.m., NJ.com reported. He was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Carbon County Coroner Robert Miller Jr. said the teen died from multiple blunt force trauma and his death was ruled an accident. Miller said Golembiewski fell about 20 feet, though other reports indicated the drop was nearly double the distance.
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It's unclear if Golembiewski was using the lift bar at the time of the fall, which helps lock skiers in the lift as it transports them up the slopes. The teen reportedly landed on rocks, causing injuries to his head, back and ribs, according to WFMZ.

Golembiewski was in his junior year at Hunterdon Central Regional High School and part of the New Jersey Renegades Hockey Club.

"The NJ Renegades mourn the tragic loss of one of their players, Connor Golembiewski, who passed away tragically on New Year's Day in in a skiing accident," the team wrote in a statement on its website. "Connor was a Renegade starting at the age of 9 playing squirts thru bantams with the Renegades. He was a loyal, hardworking, respectful player that gave his all every time he came to the rink."

Renegades coach Cliff Graziano mourned the teen's death in a Facebook post, saying he lost "a friend" on Tuesday.
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"I had the privilege to coach Connor since the age of 8. I was just on the ice with him 2 days ago doing a lesson with him and his friends," Graziano said in his post. "I often tell my players that I'm their coach and we'll be friends when they are done playing for me."

"Yesterday I lost a friend. This is incredibly difficult to accept and understand," he added.

Golembiewski's death follows two other fatal incidents at the resort last year, NJ.com reported.

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New Jersey teen dies after falling from ski lift at Blue Mountain resort

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A 17-year-old New Jersey boy died on New Year's Day after he plunged at least 20 feet from a ski chairlift at Blue Mountain Resort in Pennsylvania, the coroner's office said. Connor Golembiewski was on the chairlift at the popular ski resort in the Pocono Mountains when he fell and hit the ground below about 11:30 a.m., NJ.com reported.

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A Florida girl with aspirations of studying dance at Florida State University took the SAT last year and received a score of 900. After extensive studying, she took the test again and received a score of 1230; however, the College Board flagged her score without reason. She's now hired a lawyer to demand that the Board validate her score.

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florida girl had her sat result flagged. she says she didn't cheat and hires famous lawyer.  - cnn

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A Florida girl had her SAT result flagged. She says she didn't cheat and hires famous lawyer.

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Kamilah Campbell wants to go to Florida State University and major in dance. She has a 3.1 grade point average and a lifetime of dance experience.

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A man was climbing the Washington monuments, he slipped and fell on the antlers of a deer statue. He survived.

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A man ended up starting 2019 in the hospital after he wound up impaled on a deer statue in a traffic circle in Philadelphia, according to officials.

The incident happened around 4 p.m. on Tuesday at the Eakins Oval, located across the street from the famed Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Police told FOX29 the man, 21, climbed onto the Washington Monument in the middle of the oval when he slipped and fell on the antlers of a deer statue.
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After falling, the left side of the man's body was impaled on the deer statue causing a laceration and bleeding, according to police.

He was taken to a nearby, where he was listed in stable condition.
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The Washington Monument was originally unveiled in 1897 in the city's Fairmount Park before being relocated to the oval in 1928 after the completion of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, according to the Association for Public Art.

The monument's lower level is surrounding by "flora and fauna" of the U.S., which includes a moose, buffalo, bear, and alligator, according to the group.

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Man impaled on deer statue in Philadelphia traffic circle

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A man ended up starting 2019 in the hospital after he wound up impaled on a deer statue in a traffic circle in Philadelphia, according to officials. The incident happened around 4 p.m. on Tuesday at the Eakins Oval, located across the street from the famed Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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Economic troubles in China relate to the lack of demand for the new IPhone.

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Apple Inc.'s $1,000 iPhone is a tough sell to consumers in China unnerved by an economic slump and the trade war with the U.S.

CEO Tim Cook said in a letter to shareholders released Wednesday that demand for iPhones is waning and revenue for the last quarter of 2018 will fall well below projections, a decrease he traced mainly to China.

The tech giant is just the latest global company grappling with increasing Chinese consumer anxiety. Other brand names such as Ford Motor Co. and jeweler Tiffany & Co. already have reported abrupt declines in sales to Chinese buyers.

China still is one of the fastest-growing economies, with 2018's expansion forecast at about 6.5 percent. But China's tariff fight with the U.S. and an avalanche of bad news about tumbling auto and real estate sales are undermining consumer confidence after two decades of almost unbroken rapid growth.

"People are worried about losing jobs," said Emily Li, a 37-year-old advertising designer in Beijing. She said she is putting off replacing her car or making other major purchases.

Weakness in Chinese demand is especially painful for Apple and other smartphone makers. China accounts for one-third of the industry's global handset shipments.

Shipments in China fell 10 percent from a year earlier to 103 million handsets in the quarter ending in September, according to research firm IDC. It expects last year's total Chinese purchases to shrink by 8 to 9 percent compared with 2016.

The belt-tightening in the world's second-largest economy is bedeviling global industries, including autos and designer clothing, that count on China to drive sales growth.

The trade war with Washington has shaken a "sense of China's invincibility," said Mark Natkin, managing director of Marbridge Consulting, a research firm in Beijing. Chinese are waking up to the fact that their economy is vulnerable to the uncertainties of the global economy, he said.

The slump is a setback for the ruling Communist Party's efforts to nurture self-sustaining, consumer-driven economic growth and wean China from its reliance on exports and investment.

China's third-quarter economic growth of 6.5 percent was stronger than most other major economies, but the country's lowest since the 2008 global crisis.

Beijing has propped up growth with higher government spending, helping to offset painful contractions in some areas.

Still, auto sales in the biggest global market are on track for their first annual decline in three decades after plunging 16 percent in November. Soft real estate sales have forced developers to cut prices.

Overall, export growth decelerated to 5.4 percent over a year earlier, less than half October's 12.6 percent rate.

Sales to the U.S. market have held up despite Trump's punitive tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods, rising 12.9 percent in November over a year earlier. But that was thanks partly to exporters rushing to beat further American duty increases - a trend that is starting to fade.

Apple's setback also highlights another challenge: increasingly capable Chinese competitors whose products cost less.

In smartphones, that includes Huawei, Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi. Some are priced as low as 500 yuan ($70). Others have beaten the American giant to market with features Chinese users want, such as phones that can use separate carriers for voice and data.

That has eroded the iPhone's cachet and customers' willingness to pay premium prices.

"I think 10,000 yuan ($1,400) for an iPhone is too much," said Vivian Yang, a manager at a Beijing technology company. "Nobody needs such a phone."

Apple's third-quarter shipments in China fell 13 percent from a year earlier to 7.5 million units, according to IDC. Its market share of 7.5 percent put it in fifth place at less than one-third Huawei's 24.6 percent share.

In his letter to Apple shareholders, Cook gave no China sales figures for the final quarter of the year but said traffic to retailers declined as "mounting uncertainty" fueled by the trade fight weighed on demand.

Globally, Apple fell behind Huawei to become the No. 3 brand by number of handsets sold in the third quarter, according to IDC. South Korea's Samsung Electronics was in first place.

Yuan Yuan, a 26-year-old employee of a social media company in Beijing, reflects the pressures on urban professionals squeezed by rising living costs and job uncertainty.

Yuan said his monthly income fluctuates between 3,000 and 10,000 yuan ($425 and $1,400) and only covers living expenses.

As a university student, Yuan had an iPhone paid for by his parents. But once he had to buy his own, he switched to a lower-priced Xiaomi.

"I have no plans to buy an apartment, a car or any other major items," Yuan said.

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AP researcher Yu Bing contributed.

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Waning iPhone demand highlights consumer anxiety in China

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Apple Inc.'s $1,000 iPhone is a tough sell to consumers in China unnerved by an economic slump and the trade war with the U.S. CEO Tim Cook said in a letter to shareholders released Wednesday that demand for iPhones is waning and revenue for the last quarter of 2018 will fall well below...

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Cancer research UK has launched a two year test for a clinical device called breathe biopsy. This test is to see if the device can register airborne cancer molecules and find them. Up to 1500 including healthy people are in the control group.

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Breath test to detect multiple cancers early begins large trial | CNN

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A two-year trial into a clinical device, called the Breath Biopsy, will see if exhaled airborne molecules can be useful for earlier cancer detection.

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A New Jersey teen falls off a ski lift at Blue Mountain Resort.

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A 17-year-old New Jersey boy died on New Year's Day after he plunged at least 20 feet from a ski chairlift at Blue Mountain Resort in Pennsylvania, the coroner's office said.

Connor Golembiewski was on the chairlift at the popular ski resort in the Pocono Mountains when he fell and hit the ground below about 11:30 a.m., NJ.com reported. He was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Carbon County Coroner Robert Miller Jr. said the teen died from multiple blunt force trauma and his death was ruled an accident. Miller said Golembiewski fell about 20 feet, though other reports indicated the drop was nearly double the distance.
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It's unclear if Golembiewski was using the lift bar at the time of the fall, which helps lock skiers in the lift as it transports them up the slopes. The teen reportedly landed on rocks, causing injuries to his head, back and ribs, according to WFMZ.

Golembiewski was in his junior year at Hunterdon Central Regional High School and part of the New Jersey Renegades Hockey Club.

"The NJ Renegades mourn the tragic loss of one of their players, Connor Golembiewski, who passed away tragically on New Year's Day in in a skiing accident," the team wrote in a statement on its website. "Connor was a Renegade starting at the age of 9 playing squirts thru bantams with the Renegades. He was a loyal, hardworking, respectful player that gave his all every time he came to the rink."

Renegades coach Cliff Graziano mourned the teen's death in a Facebook post, saying he lost "a friend" on Tuesday.
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"I had the privilege to coach Connor since the age of 8. I was just on the ice with him 2 days ago doing a lesson with him and his friends," Graziano said in his post. "I often tell my players that I'm their coach and we'll be friends when they are done playing for me."

"Yesterday I lost a friend. This is incredibly difficult to accept and understand," he added.

Golembiewski's death follows two other fatal incidents at the resort last year, NJ.com reported.

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New Jersey teen dies after falling from ski lift at Blue Mountain resort

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A 17-year-old New Jersey boy died on New Year's Day after he plunged at least 20 feet from a ski chairlift at Blue Mountain Resort in Pennsylvania, the coroner's office said. Connor Golembiewski was on the chairlift at the popular ski resort in the Pocono Mountains when he fell and hit the ground below about 11:30 a.m., NJ.com reported.