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Man Who Sent "So I Raped You" Message After Campus Assault Gets Prison Term
A man who sent a Facebook message that said, "So I raped you," to a woman he had sexually assaulted in college in 2013 was sentenced to two to four years in prison on
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Dan Rivera's Cause Of Death Revealed: Was 'Annabelle' Doll Involved?
Paranormal investigator Dan Rivera died from cardiac-related natural causes while on tour with the infamous Annabelle doll, according to the Adams County Coroner.
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10 Promises Donald Trump Made For His First Day
Behind in the polls in late October, Donald Trump ventured to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to give American voters a "contract" detailing what he would achieve during his first day in office. Beneath a list of 18 major actions was the flourish of Trump's familiar signature and a blank space for voters to sign.
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Donald Trump Looks To Bounce Back, Hillary Clinton Plays Unity Card
Donald Trump on Saturday looked to reset his flailing campaign in the Civil War battlefield town of Gettysburg, while Hillary Clinton told voters she alone could unite a divided nation.
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In Historic Gettysburg, Trump Says He'll Sue Women Accusing Him Of Sex Assault
Speaking near what he called the "hallowed ground" of a Civil War landmark, Donald Trump sought to look to the future of his potential first 100 days in office, but he first he returned to the past, vowing to sue the women who have accused him of sexual assault and accusing the media of biased reporting.
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Donald Trump Unveils Plan For First 100 Days Of His Presidency
Donald Trump on Saturday unveiled plans for the first 100 days of his presidency, vowing to create 25 million jobs over a decade and middle class tax cuts, as he and Hillary Clinton courted undecided swing state voters.
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US marks 150th anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
The Gettysburg Address, Abraham Lincoln's undying call for a "new birth of freedom" at the bloody turning point of the US Civil War, turned 150 years old on Tuesday, even as the union he fought to preserve quarrels bitterly over the role of government.
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150 years after Gettysburg, racial tensions remain
General John Gordon led troops for the South at Gettysburg 150 years ago in the US Civil War before becoming a leader of the Ku Klux Klan, the infamous white supremacist organization.
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Man Who Sent "So I Raped You" Message After Campus Assault Gets Prison Term
A man who sent a Facebook message that said, "So I raped you," to a woman he had sexually assaulted in college in 2013 was sentenced to two to four years in prison on
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Dan Rivera's Cause Of Death Revealed: Was 'Annabelle' Doll Involved?
Paranormal investigator Dan Rivera died from cardiac-related natural causes while on tour with the infamous Annabelle doll, according to the Adams County Coroner.
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10 Promises Donald Trump Made For His First Day
Behind in the polls in late October, Donald Trump ventured to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to give American voters a "contract" detailing what he would achieve during his first day in office. Beneath a list of 18 major actions was the flourish of Trump's familiar signature and a blank space for voters to sign.
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Donald Trump Looks To Bounce Back, Hillary Clinton Plays Unity Card
Donald Trump on Saturday looked to reset his flailing campaign in the Civil War battlefield town of Gettysburg, while Hillary Clinton told voters she alone could unite a divided nation.
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In Historic Gettysburg, Trump Says He'll Sue Women Accusing Him Of Sex Assault
Speaking near what he called the "hallowed ground" of a Civil War landmark, Donald Trump sought to look to the future of his potential first 100 days in office, but he first he returned to the past, vowing to sue the women who have accused him of sexual assault and accusing the media of biased reporting.
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Donald Trump Unveils Plan For First 100 Days Of His Presidency
Donald Trump on Saturday unveiled plans for the first 100 days of his presidency, vowing to create 25 million jobs over a decade and middle class tax cuts, as he and Hillary Clinton courted undecided swing state voters.
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US marks 150th anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
The Gettysburg Address, Abraham Lincoln's undying call for a "new birth of freedom" at the bloody turning point of the US Civil War, turned 150 years old on Tuesday, even as the union he fought to preserve quarrels bitterly over the role of government.
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150 years after Gettysburg, racial tensions remain
General John Gordon led troops for the South at Gettysburg 150 years ago in the US Civil War before becoming a leader of the Ku Klux Klan, the infamous white supremacist organization.
