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"Nothing On This Page Is Real": How Lies Become Truth In Online America
On Facebook, he writes America's Last Line of Defense. She likes and shares.
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He Threatened To Kill Himself After His Family Died. So Cops Took His Guns
John McGuire was inside his house with 81 guns when five state troopers were dispatched to investigate a threat he had reportedly made. They drove past a series of frozen lakes and up an unplowed driveway to a house set back in the Connecticut woods.
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Trump Accuser Keeps Telling Her Story, Hoping Someone Will Finally Listen
She believed her best chance to be heard was through sheer repetition, so Rachel Crooks took her seat at the dining table and prepared to tell the story again. She was used to difficult audiences, to skeptics and Internet trolls who flooded her Facebook page with threats, but this was a generous crowd: a dozen women, all friends of her aunt, gather...
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Seeking Custody - And Answers
Sister of San Bernardino shooter is trying to adopt her orphaned niece.
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After Her Boyfriend's Shooting, Diamond Reynolds' Composure Was Tested Again
Two police cruisers had just pulled up to the apartment building, their second visit of the day, but this time Diamond Reynolds barely bothered to look up. "Always something," said Diamond, 27, as she shoved the contents of her closet into a cardboard box. She had six hours left to move out or risk eviction. Her short-term lease expired at 5 p.m., ...
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'Where's Syed?' Colleagues Tell How the Shooting Unfolded.
Another morning stuck in a conference room, another requisite all-staff meeting, and Patrick Baccari arrived to find his co-worker Syed Farook sitting at a table by himself. He was wearing a button-down shirt and a long beard. Baccari walked over to join him. "Ready to be bored?" Baccari asked, because that was always their joke. San Bernardino Cou...
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"Nothing On This Page Is Real": How Lies Become Truth In Online America
On Facebook, he writes America's Last Line of Defense. She likes and shares.
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He Threatened To Kill Himself After His Family Died. So Cops Took His Guns
John McGuire was inside his house with 81 guns when five state troopers were dispatched to investigate a threat he had reportedly made. They drove past a series of frozen lakes and up an unplowed driveway to a house set back in the Connecticut woods.
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Trump Accuser Keeps Telling Her Story, Hoping Someone Will Finally Listen
She believed her best chance to be heard was through sheer repetition, so Rachel Crooks took her seat at the dining table and prepared to tell the story again. She was used to difficult audiences, to skeptics and Internet trolls who flooded her Facebook page with threats, but this was a generous crowd: a dozen women, all friends of her aunt, gather...
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Seeking Custody - And Answers
Sister of San Bernardino shooter is trying to adopt her orphaned niece.
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After Her Boyfriend's Shooting, Diamond Reynolds' Composure Was Tested Again
Two police cruisers had just pulled up to the apartment building, their second visit of the day, but this time Diamond Reynolds barely bothered to look up. "Always something," said Diamond, 27, as she shoved the contents of her closet into a cardboard box. She had six hours left to move out or risk eviction. Her short-term lease expired at 5 p.m., ...
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'Where's Syed?' Colleagues Tell How the Shooting Unfolded.
Another morning stuck in a conference room, another requisite all-staff meeting, and Patrick Baccari arrived to find his co-worker Syed Farook sitting at a table by himself. He was wearing a button-down shirt and a long beard. Baccari walked over to join him. "Ready to be bored?" Baccari asked, because that was always their joke. San Bernardino Cou...
