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Buffalo Shooter's Federal Hate Crimes Trial Begins
Jury selection began Tuesday in the federal hate crimes trial of Payton Gendron, who killed 10 Black people in a 2022 Buffalo supermarket attack.
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Six Flags Closes 9 Rides After Georgia Coaster Death
Six Flags temporarily closed nine roller coasters across six parks after a man was ejected from the Goliath ride in Georgia and died.
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US NewsCrime
Ole Miss IDs 2nd Student as Task Force Probes Deaths
Ole Miss identified Aidan Hamilton and Robert Strang as the two students found dead as a narcotics task force investigates their deaths.
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PoliticsUS News
Secret Service Agent Probed for Leaking Vance Security Info
A Secret Service agent on Vice President JD Vance's detail is under investigation for allegedly leaking operational security information.
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EnvironmentUS News
Yellowstone Closes 3 Rivers for Fishing Amid Deadly Heat
Yellowstone closed 3 rivers to fishing after water temperatures hit 86°F, killing trout. The closures highlight climate change's toll on park ecosystems.
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US NewsPolitics
Charlie Kirk's Death: One Year Later, a Campus in Trauma
A year after Charlie Kirk was fatally shot at Utah Valley University, the campus navigates trauma, hyperpartisan divides, and security questions.
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US NewsPolitics
Mother of US Citizen Killed by ICE Still Seeks Justice
Rachel Reyes, whose son was killed by ICE in 2025, speaks out as new deadly shootings renew scrutiny of immigration enforcement and accountability.
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US NewsCriminal Justice
Homeless Man Charged with Felony for Camping in Tennessee
A Nashville man became one of the first prosecuted under Tennessee's felony camping ban, highlighting the national debate over criminalizing homelessness.
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US NewsPolitics
Tiny Texas Town Fights Trump Border Wall in Washington Court
Presidio, Texas, population 3,200, battles the Trump administration in court over a border wall atop its flood levee, citing catastrophic flood risks.
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US NewsPolitics
Pronoun Dispute at UCF Leads to Police Standoff on Bodycam
Bodycam footage shows a pronoun dispute at UCF escalating into a police standoff, sparking debate over free speech, gender identity, and campus policing.
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Hero Mom Dies Saving 4-Year-Old Son from Florida River
Nicole Grayson, 43, died after jumping into the St. Johns River to save her 4-year-old son. Her final act of heroism has touched the nation.
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Nolan Wells Autopsy Returns Undetermined Cause of Death
Independent autopsy of Nolan Wells, found dead after July 4 boat trip, returns undetermined cause of death as civil rights advocates demand answers.
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US NewsAccident
Boat Sinks Near Alcatraz; 1 Dead, 3 Missing on Memorial Trip
A boat carrying 20 people on a memorial service capsized near Alcatraz Island, killing one and leaving three missing in San Francisco Bay.
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US NewsPolitics
Notable US News: H-2A Visas, Legionnaires Outbreak, and More
Notable US news: H-2A visa expansion faces bipartisan opposition, NYC Legionnaires outbreak at Guggenheim, Monopoly reshoring challenges, and more.
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PoliticsUS News
US News Roundup: Whistleblower, ICE Dispute, and Turmoil
Kennedy Center whistleblower, Houston ICE shooting dispute, NYC shelter plan, McConnell health secrecy, and Maine Senate race exit.
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US NewsRoundup
Native American Gains, Charlie Kirk Case, Big Boy Tour
A roundup of US stories: Native American graduation gains, Charlie Kirk hearing takeaways, Big Boy steam tour, Yiddish revival, and Patriot Front.
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US NewsPolitics
Air Force Revokes 135 Promotions in US News Roundup
US news roundup: Air Force rescinds 135 promotions, Vatican ambassador profile, NYC building evacuation, campaign betting, and Bonnie Tyler dies at 75.
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CrimeUS News
Missing US Boy Andrew Escobar Found Alive After Three Years
Andrew Escobar, missing since age 11 in 2023, was found alive at 14 after a random border alert in El Paso. His mother is in custody.
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PoliticsUS News
America at 250: Trump, Storms, and Security Define July 4th
As the US celebrates its 250th birthday, Trump speaks at Mount Rushmore amid storms, DC is fenced in by renovations, and a DEI controversy rocks San Diego.
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Local Economy & PoliticsUS News
Seattle Mayor Defends Payroll Tax After Damning Report
New report ties Seattle's JumpStart payroll tax to 30,000 job losses and $10B in lost property value. Mayor Wilson defends the tax as essential.
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Immigration & JusticeUS News
Woman's Hypothermia Death After ICE Release Ruled a Homicide
Haitian asylum seeker Daphy Michel's hypothermia death after ICE release was ruled a homicide, intensifying scrutiny of immigration enforcement policies.
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Health & SafetyUS News
Nara Organics Recalls Infant Formula After Botulism Cases
Nara Organics recalls all infant formula after three babies in three states are diagnosed with botulism. Second outbreak in under a year.
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US NewsEmergency
Orange County Emergency as Chemical Tank Threatens Blast
California Gov. Gavin Newsom declares state of emergency in Orange County as a failing chemical tank in Garden Grove threatens catastrophic explosion.
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US NewsSecurity
Suspect Dead After Opening Fire Near White House Checkpoint
A suspect is dead after opening fire near a White House security checkpoint, the Secret Service confirms. A civilian bystander was also wounded.
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US NewsAccident
Staten Island Shipyard Blast Kills 1 Injures 30 Firefighters
One worker killed and over 30 firefighters injured in a Staten Island shipyard explosion. Investigators search for the cause of the blast.
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US NewsRescue
28 Boy Scouts Rescued From West Virginia River Floodwaters
28 Boy Scouts were rescued from fast-moving floodwaters on the Cacapon River in West Virginia. Emergency crews brought all scouts to safety in 45 minutes.
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US NewsSocial Trends
Teen Mob Takeovers Sweep US Cities as Summer Surge Looms
Viral teen 'takeovers' are flooding malls, beaches and restaurants nationwide. With summer approaching, officials warn the chaos could escalate.
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