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Divided high court may mean varied voter ID outcomes by state
Divided court may mean varied outcomes by state.
Nation
Here's why Lake Michigan is the deadliest Great Lake
Drownings have increased with many unaware of the dangerous currents.
Business
Business
House gives thumbs-up to GMO label law; bill goes to Obama
Agriculture Department officials will have two years to determine how to implement labeling rules.
Celebrities
Yelp exec falls 400 feet to her death after slipping at Grand Canyon
Colleen Burns, a 35-year-old marketing executive for Yelp, was hiking in the Grand Canyon with friends when she fell and died on Friday.
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Celebrities
Notorious dating site Ashley Madison was faking it, new leadership admits
Sorry, Josh Duggar; your reputation might have been destroyed for nothing after all. The dating website that helps married people have secret affairs admitted it had been using bots to entice subscribers.
Minneapolis
Woman shot while shielding son in Dallas has Minneapolis ties
She graduated from Patrick Henry High School in 1995 and studied at MCTC.
Lawyer: Footage shows US student tried to swim after fall
The lawyer for a homeless man accused of pushing an American student into the Tiber River in Rome says surveillance footage shows the teen tried to swim a few strokes after falling in but was carried off by rapids and quickly disappeared.
Nation
Louisiana officers cleared in prior use of force complaints
Four previous "use of force" complaints were lodged against the two white police officers in the video-recorded shooting death of a black man and they were cleared in all of them, according to internal affairs documents released Thursday.
Politics
Judge: Bridge defendants can't get Gov. Christie's cellphone
A judge on Thursday barred two former allies of Gov. Chris Christie charged in the George Washington Bridge lane-closing case from gaining access to the cellphone he used as the scandal unfolded, a ruling that settled, if only temporarily, a dispute that has become acrimonious in recent months.
Nation
Feds open civil rights investigation in Louisiana shooting
In a swift move by authorities to keep tensions from boiling over, the U.S. Justice Department launched a civil rights investigation Wednesday into the video-recorded killing of a black man who was shot as he scuffled with two white police officers on the pavement outside a convenience store.
Celebrities
Read the complete lawsuit filed by Gretchen Carlson against Fox head Roger Ailes
In the lawsuit, Carlson, a Minnesota native, accuses Roger Ailes of sexual harassment.
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