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Trump blames 'mental health' for Texas shooting
President Donald Trump, speaking in Japan, said the shooting that killed 26 people in a church near San Antonio, Texas is the result of a 'mental health problem at the highest level.
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Multiple deaths in Texas church shooting
Pastors of churches near Sutherland Springs, Texas, describe the scene just after the shooting. More than 20 people were killed when a gunman opened fire during a service on Sunday.
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Trump lays wreath at Pearl Harbor Memorial
President Donald Trump and the first lady visited the USS Arizona Memorial late Friday and laid a wreath in honor of those killed during the attack on Pearl Harbor by Japanese pilots on December 7, 1941.
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States struggle to crack down on drowsy drivers
There are few laws against it, and it can be difficult to prove someone is fatigued.
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Obstacles for Puerto Rico's teachers who fled hurricane for mainland
Fees and tests await those who fled Hurricane Maria.
Disney bars LA Times film coverage after critical piece
In response to a Los Angeles Times series about the relationship between the Walt Disney Co. and the city of Anaheim that Disney claims is "biased and inaccurate," the company is barring the paper from advance screenings of its films and access to its talent.
Female lawmakers allege harassment by colleagues in House
For years, Republican Rep. Mary Bono endured increasingly suggestive comments from a fellow lawmaker in the House of Representatives. But when the congressman approached her on the House floor and told her he'd been thinking about her in the shower, she'd had enough.
St. Louis black leaders urge boycott of Target, other stores
Black St. Louis faith and civic leaders involved in recent protests over the acquittal of a former white police officer in the killing of a black suspect are calling for supporters to boycott a dozen businesses, including Target and a grocery store chain.
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Bergdahl avoids prison time in military verdict
A military judge has found that Bowe Bergdahl should serve no prison time for endangering his comrades by walking off his Afghanistan post. The judge also gave Bergdahl a dishonorable discharge, reduced his rank to private and said he must forfeit pay.
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Ivanka Trump condemns female harassment at work
Ivanka Trump says at a Tokyo conference on women's advancement that harassment of women in the workplace cannot be tolerated and workplaces need to make further efforts to respect women's values.
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Harassment allegations could have 'significant impact' on industry
Charlotte Triggs, senior editor for People Magazine, discusses the sexual harassment, abuse and assault allegations leveled against some of Hollywood's biggest stars.
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Eight bike path victims remembered at NY vigil
The eight people killed when a rental truck rampaged down a Manhattan bike path are being remembered at a vigil and memorial march.
Ex-Trump campaign official withdraws nomination for ag post
A former Trump campaign official linked to the Russia investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller has withdrawn his nomination as the Agriculture Department's chief scientist.
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Video shows arrest of NYC attack suspect
The Associated Press obtained video on Thursday showing the suspect in Tuesday's attack in New York being detained by police.
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Suspect in killings of men in Utah, Colo., lived much of youth in Minnesota
Police will question him about fatal carjacking and body found in an RV park.
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Three shot dead in Walmart near Denver
A man nonchalantly walked into a Walmart about 10 miles north of Denver and immediately opened fire with a handgun, killing two men and a woman before fleeing in a car on Wednesday night, according to Colorado authorities.
Hollywood sex accusations now levied at Dustin Hoffman, Brett Ratner
Hollywood's widening sexual harassment crisis has ensnared a prominent film director after six women — including actress Olivia Munn — accused Brett Ratner of sexual misconduct in a Los Angeles Times report on Wednesday.
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Michelle Obama: 'Words matter' in your tweets
Former first lady Michelle Obama told young leaders at an event hosted by the Obama Foundation that words matter, particularly in an age where Twitter and other social media can be used like a weapon.
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