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A California man is arrested for being linked to a shooting sending 5 to hospital with gun shot wounds.

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Man arrested in connection with shooting of 6 at park

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Authorities say six people were hospitalized following a shooting at the Oceano Dunes Natural Preserve on California’s central coast.

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These bounce houses are bloodthirsty. After being carried and flung several feet by a dust storm, It managed to minorly injure over 20 people. Put one man in serious condition and even killed 2 children. There is no known weakness to these "bouncehouses". Warn your friends and families.

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A freak dust devil created havoc in China on Sunday, sweeping away a bounce house and leaving two children dead and 20 others injured, authorities said.

The dust devil appeared in a Tianmiao tourist spot at around 3 p.m. local time, the South China Morning Post reported. The two children died at the scene, an official said.
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"The nature of this accident is also not yet known, as it is still unclear whether ... it was an incident partly caused by human factors," said Shi Jinghan, a government spokesperson, according to the news outlet.
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Video of the accident showed the bounce house getting lifted up in the whirlwind while others were sent running for cover. The bounce house itself got wrapped up in the dust devil and thrown several feet.

"The wind came from the southwest and suddenly gathered strength as it reached the site," an unidentified government official told a local news outlet.
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Two adults and 18 other children were injured in the bounce house accident. One person was reportedly in serious condition while the others suffered minor injuries.

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2 children killed after dust devil blows away bounce house in China

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A freak dust devil created havoc in China on Sunday sweeping away a bounce house and leaving two children dead and 20 others injured, authorities said.

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Jaylon McKenzie, 8th grade football phenom already counting college offers, shot and killed at Illinois party

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Jaylon McKenzie, 8th grade football phenom, shot and killed at Illinois party

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Jaylon's mother, Sukeena Gunner, said her son was leaving a party he was fatally shot.

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14 year old football star, Jaylon McKenzie, shot and killed at party. He was a rising star, already receiving college offers to play, but his dreams were destroyed when he was struck by a stray bullet leaving a party. Another girl was also shot, but she is in critical condition, while he passed away. Police say a fight broke out that lead to a gun being pulled out.

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Jaylon McKenzie, 8th grade football phenom, shot and killed at Illinois party

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Jaylon's mother, Sukeena Gunner, said her son was leaving a party he was fatally shot.

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'one million species threatened with extinction because of humans' warns un report - cnn

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We are in the midst of an extinction crisis, warn UN scientists

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One million of the planet's eight million species are threatened with extinction by humans, UN scientists warned in landmark report.

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Endgame was a banger. So much that The film has made $2.189 billion in 11 days of release, which is the fastest any film has made $2 billion. It is now the second highest-grossing film of all time. This movie is so popular, but will the studios give us what we really want? Endgame 2. 'Nuff said

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'avengers: endgame' goes for more box office records this weekend - cnn

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'Avengers: Endgame' crosses the $2 billion mark in record time

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"Avengers: Endgame" is still dominating the box office.

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Russian plane in Moscow makes an emergency landing and crashes. The reasons as to why are unclear as of now. The plane did catch on fire after. The whole thing is under investigation.

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at least 13 dead after a russian passenger plane catches fire - cnn

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At least 13 dead in Russian passenger plane fire

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The fire broke out aboard an Aeroflot flight Sunday, forcing the plane to return to Moscow, Russian state news agency TASS said.

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White House national security adviser John Bolton said in a statement Sunday night that the U.S. is deploying the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group and a bomber task force to the Middle East to send a message of American power to Iran.

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A White House decision to dispatch an aircraft carrier and other military resources to send a message to Iran followed "clear indications" that Iranian and Iranian proxy forces were preparing to possibly attack U.S. forces in the region, a defense official told the Associated Press.

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive information, said the Pentagon approved the deployments and that U.S. forces at sea and on land were thought to be the potential targets. The official declined to be more specific.

White House national security adviser John Bolton said in a statement Sunday night that the U.S. is deploying the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group and a bomber task force to the U.S. Central Command region, an area that includes the Middle East.

Bolton said the move was in response to "a number of troubling and escalatory indications and warnings." He didn't provide details, but said the U.S. wants to send a message that "unrelenting force" will meet any attack on U.S. interests or those of its allies.

"The United States is not seeking war with the Iranian regime, but we are fully prepared to respond to any attack, whether by proxy, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, or regular Iranian forces," he said.

The Pentagon had no immediate comment on the Bolton statement.

The Abraham Lincoln and its strike group of ships and combat aircraft have been operating in the Mediterranean Sea recently. Last Wednesday a group of senior Albanian government officials visited aboard the Lincoln as it sailed in the Adriatic.

Bolton's reference to the Central Command area would mean the Lincoln is headed east to the Red Sea and perhaps then to the Arabian Sea or the Persian Gulf. The U.S. Navy currently has no aircraft carrier in the Persian Gulf.

Bolton's mention of deploying a bomber task force suggests the Pentagon is deploying land-based bomber aircraft somewhere in the region, perhaps on the Arabian Peninsula.

Speaking to reporters while flying to Europe, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the actions undertaken by the U.S. had been in the works for a little while.

"It is absolutely the case that we have seen escalatory actions from the Iranians and it is equally the case that we will hold the Iranians accountable for attacks on American interests," Pompeo said. "If these actions take place, if they do by some third-party proxy, a militia group, Hezbollah, we will hold the Iranian leadership directly accountable for that."

Asked about "escalatory actions," Pompeo replied, "I don't want to talk about what underlays it, but make no mistake, we have good reason to want to communicate clearly about how the Iranians should understand how we will respond to actions they may take."

Asked if the Iranian action were related to the deadly events in Gaza and Israel - militants fired rockets into Israel on Sunday and Israel responded with airstrikes - Pompeo said, "It is separate from that."

The Trump administration has been intensifying a pressure campaign against Iran.

Last month, President Donald Trump announced the U.S. will no longer exempt any countries from U.S. sanctions if they continue to buy Iranian oil, a decision that primarily affects the five remaining major importers: China and India and U.S. treaty allies Japan, South Korea and Turkey.

The U.S. also recently designated Iran's Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist group, the first ever for an entire division of another government.

Trump withdrew from the Obama administration's landmark nuclear deal with Iran in May 2018 and, in the months that followed, reimposed punishing sanctions including those targeting Iran's oil, shipping and banking sectors.

Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have in recent months spoken stridently about Iran and its "malign activities" in the region.

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AP Diplomatic Writer Matthew Lee contributed to this report.

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US dispatched aircraft carrier to send message to Iran

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A White House decision to dispatch an aircraft carrier and other military resources to send a message to Iran followed "clear indications" that Iranian and Iranian proxy forces were preparing to possibly attack U.S. forces in the region, a defense official told the Associated Press.

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A Minnesota man accused of faking his own death eight years ago in Eastern Europe to collect a $2 million life insurance policy has pleaded guilty.

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A Minnesota man accused of faking his own death eight years ago in Eastern Europe to collect a $2 million life insurance policy has pleaded guilty.

The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports that 54-year-old Igor Vorotinov is to be sentenced for mail fraud on July 29 in U.S. District Court.

Authorities alleged Vorotinov in 2011 arranged for a corpse to be dressed in his clothes and planted his identification on the body before placing it along a road in the former Soviet republic of Moldova. An insurance company sent his wife a $2 million check in 2012.

Irina Vorotinov pleaded guilty in 2016 to fraud charges and was sentenced to about three years in prison.

Son Alkon Vorotinov was sentenced in 2015 to three years of probation for his involvement.

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A Minnesota man accused of faking his own death eight years ago in Eastern Europe to collect a $2 million life insurance policy has pleaded guilty. The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports that 54-year-old Igor Vorotinov is to be sentenced for mail fraud on July 29 in U.S. District Court.

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A plane in Russia crash-landed on a runway in Moscow. No one knows why, but the plane was trying to make a emergency landing and it then caught on fire. Russian investigators are trying to find out what happened. The fiery crash killed 41 people.

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Russian investigators said they've located and sent for analysis the data and voice recorders from the passenger jet that crash-landed on a Moscow runway Sunday.

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Authorities are examining three likely theories for what led to the emergency landing, during which a fire broke out aboard the plane: a mishandling of technical inspections by the ground crew or inexperience among the pilots, an aircraft malfunction or poor weather conditions.

Russia's transportation minister told the Associated Press on Monday that 41 bodies have been recovered from the burned wreckage at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport.

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Russian investigators racing to determine cause of Moscow jet crash that killed 41

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A normal morning in South Carolina's Myrtle beach; the waves are splashing against the shore, the sun is shining down on the coast line, and alligators are ringing doorbells. When the homeowner was returning from a run around the block she was greeted with a two meter long Alligator ringing her doorbell. She began to record the event as the alligator continued to try and ring her doorbell. "It was the coolest thing that could ever possibly happen to anyone,"  -Homeowner. The alligator was removed from her porch shortly after the video was taken.

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Huge alligator 'tries to ring homeowner's doorbell' after creeping towards house

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Karen Alfano said the encounter with two-metre-long alligator in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, was 'the coolest thing that could ever possibly happen to anyone'

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Our boy, Chance, the Rapper has devote himself to the cause and is pushing for the ultimate goal; the return of our spicy chicken nuggies.

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CHICAGO - Chance the Rapper is leading the force in getting spicy chicken nuggets added back to the Wendy's menu.

The fast food chain got rid of its spicy chicken nuggets in 2017, but the popular menu item remained available in select U.S. cities throughout Texas and the Midwest.

Wendy's even wrote a break-up letter to spicy chicken nugget lovers citing "not everyone in every city loved our Spicy Nuggets as much as you," and suggesting fans try an alternative, like a plain spicy fillet.

Although the nuggets remained on the menu in the rapper's hometown of Chicago, he's looking to do a good deed for all fans who had to say goodbye to their beloved nuggets two years ago.

After Chance the Rapper, born Chancelor Jonathan Bennett, mentioned in a social media post Saturday he yearned to see the spicy nuggets back on menu, Wendy's responded by saying they will bring back the spicy chicken nuggets if they get 2 million likes.

Y'all keep asking, so here's your chance.
The people in charge say if you guys can get our tweet (this one right here) to 2 Million likes, they will bring SPICY CHICKEN NUGGETS BACK.
Let's freakin' do this! https://t.co/qrtvWXjj9V

- Wendy's (@Wendys) May 4, 2019

The rapper is no stranger for making a difference. The 26-year-old is also known for his charitable causes

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Chance the Rapper plays key role in attempting to bring back spicy chicken nuggets to Wendy's menu

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CHICAGO - Chance the Rapper is leading the force in getting spicy chicken nuggets added back to the Wendy's menu. The fast food chain got rid of its spicy chicken nuggets in 2017, but the popular menu item remained available in select U.S. cities throughout Texas and the Midwest.