USA
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5U.S | Cuba in the dark after Hurricane Ian knocks out power grid English Headline
HAVANA — Cuba remained in the dark early Wednesday after Hurricane Ian knocked out its power grid and devastated some of the...
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1U.S | Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz trial, Jan. 6 committee hearing delayed due to Hurricane Ian English Headline
The sentencing trial of Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz is being delayed as Hurricane Ian threatens to slam Florida. Circuit Judge Elizabeth...
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68U.S | President Biden, Ron DeSantis talk Hurricane Ian: White House English Headline
President Biden finally connected with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Tuesday night as Hurricane Ian barrels towards the Sunshine State — and the...
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6U.S | Hurricane Ian takes aim at Florida, could reach Category 4 English Headline
Hurricane Ian was on a collision course with Florida and could build to a Category 4 storm after it battered Cuba and...
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7U.S | Former DEA official warns parents after fentanyl found disguised in candy packaging English Headline
Derek Maltz, former DEA special operations director, warned parents to educate themselves on the nationwide fentanyl crisis after officials seized 15,000 pills disguised...
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4U.S | Gunmen kill teen football player, injure others outside Penn. HS English Headline
Two gunmen terrorized a Pennsylvania high school Tuesday, killing a football player and injuring four of his teammates in an ambush attack,...
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5U.S | only 1% of users go to rehab English Headline
Oregon’s decriminalization of hard drugs has “failed,” with less than one percent of users eligible for state-funded treatment admitted to rehab, according...
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56U.S | Florida school asks girl to send photo doing homework in the bathtub English Headline
A Florida school asked second-graders to submit a photo of themselves in a bathtub doing reading homework — and then kicked out...
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12U.S | Florida evacuation map shows who will have to leave before Hurrican Ian strikes English Headline
A threat from Hurricane Ian to the Sunshine State means millions of residents could be asked by local governments to head to higher...
