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4 Children, 2 Adults Killed As Fire Rips Through House In Maryland
A fire ripped through a house in Charles County, Maryland, killing four children and two adults, authorities said.
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US Man Kills Roommate After Dispute Over Where TV Remote Is, Say Police
The suspect Richard Bennaugh told the police his roommate Domonique Scott Hayes "had come at him with knives".
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1st Ever Indian-American State Legislator Appointed To Public Works Body
Kumar Barve, the first Indian-American elected to a US state legislature in 1991, will be appointed to the Public Service Commission in Maryland, the state Governor has announced.
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"Multiple Fatalities" After Woman Opens Fire In Maryland, Says Police
Several people were shot on Thursday in Perryman, Maryland, and residents were asked to avoid the area, according to authorities.
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Student's Racist Video Spreads Online, Draws Concern At Elite Private School
The head of an elite prep school said he was "disgusted" and "disheartened" after watching a video that depicts a white student using vitriolic language to describe black people, comments that were shared throughout the student body on social media and have drawn outrage from students and staff.
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Indian-American denies medical billing fraud claims
An Indian American owner of a billing firm, who agreed to pay a fine of $3.3 million along with three others to settle alleged medical overbilling fraud, has said he and his company committed no crime.
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4 Children, 2 Adults Killed As Fire Rips Through House In Maryland
A fire ripped through a house in Charles County, Maryland, killing four children and two adults, authorities said.
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US Man Kills Roommate After Dispute Over Where TV Remote Is, Say Police
The suspect Richard Bennaugh told the police his roommate Domonique Scott Hayes "had come at him with knives".
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1st Ever Indian-American State Legislator Appointed To Public Works Body
Kumar Barve, the first Indian-American elected to a US state legislature in 1991, will be appointed to the Public Service Commission in Maryland, the state Governor has announced.
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"Multiple Fatalities" After Woman Opens Fire In Maryland, Says Police
Several people were shot on Thursday in Perryman, Maryland, and residents were asked to avoid the area, according to authorities.
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Student's Racist Video Spreads Online, Draws Concern At Elite Private School
The head of an elite prep school said he was "disgusted" and "disheartened" after watching a video that depicts a white student using vitriolic language to describe black people, comments that were shared throughout the student body on social media and have drawn outrage from students and staff.
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Indian-American denies medical billing fraud claims
An Indian American owner of a billing firm, who agreed to pay a fine of $3.3 million along with three others to settle alleged medical overbilling fraud, has said he and his company committed no crime.
