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Ammunition Vending Machines Appear In US Grocery Stores Amid Increasing Gun Violence
There is no limitation on the quantity of ammunition customers can purchase and the vending machines would be restocked every two to four weeks.
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Solar Eclipse To Plunge Parts Of US Into Darkness, Schools to Close
The eclipse will be visible in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.
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Students Kiss And Lick Each Other's Toes At US School Fundraiser, Investigation Ordered
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters said, "This is child abuse."
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4 Killed In Shooting At Hospital In US' Oklahoma, Gunman Dead: Police
At least three people were killed by a gunman at a hospital campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Wednesday, police said, as Americans still grappled with grief and anger over the shooting at a Texas school just over a week ago.
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She Was Waiting To Have Sex With A Student In Candle-Lit Room, Arrested
An Oklahoma teacher is accused of having sex with a high school student after the boy's parents reported nude photographs and text messages on their son's phone to authorities.
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Indian-American to Represent US in International Chemistry Olympiad
A 16-year-old India-born chemistry wizard will represent the US along with three other students in the annual International Chemistry Olympiad beginning today in Azerbaijan.
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US Supreme Court Takes On Lethal Injections
The US Supreme Court was set to hear arguments about lethal injections Wednesday, after states began using alternative drugs -- believed by some to cause pain and suffering -- to carry out the executions.
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United States' Top Court to Weigh Key Lethal Injection Case
The US Supreme Court is on Wednesday set to consider the constitutionality of a controversial lethal injection technique, in a key case that could have broader implications for capital punishment in America.
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Oklahoma Fraternity Linked to Racist Song is Closed and Vacated
The University of Oklahoma fraternity linked to video showing students singing a racist song has been shut down and its house vacated, school officials said today.
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Some Turn to Bullet-Resistant Blankets after US School Shootings
An Oklahoma company that sells a blanket to protect children from gunfire has seen its business grow after a spate of U.S. school shootings has left parents and educators on edge.
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With US School Shootings on the Rise, Some Turn to Bullet-Proof Blankets
An Oklahoma company that sells a blanket to protect children from gunfire has seen its business grow after a spate of U.S. school shootings has left parents and educators on edge.
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Missouri moving too quickly on executions: Lawyers
By the time the U.S. Supreme Court refused a last-minute request to stay the execution of Herbert Smulls, the Missouri death-row inmate was already dead
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Winter storm brings icy blast to United States
People from Texas to New York were bundling up on Thursday against a winter storm that closed schools and businesses.
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Barack Obama consoles Oklahoma tornado victims
President Barack Obama flew to tornado-ravaged Oklahoma Sunday, offering moral and monetary support to people still reeling from lost lives and shattered neighbourhoods. He told survivors, "You've got folks behind you" across America.
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US tornado survivors begin rebuilding their lives
Survivors of the killer tornado that ripped through this Oklahoma City suburb rolled up their sleeves Wednesday under a blazing sun and got down to the long, hard task of rebuilding their lives.
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Ammunition Vending Machines Appear In US Grocery Stores Amid Increasing Gun Violence
There is no limitation on the quantity of ammunition customers can purchase and the vending machines would be restocked every two to four weeks.
-
Solar Eclipse To Plunge Parts Of US Into Darkness, Schools to Close
The eclipse will be visible in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.
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Students Kiss And Lick Each Other's Toes At US School Fundraiser, Investigation Ordered
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters said, "This is child abuse."
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4 Killed In Shooting At Hospital In US' Oklahoma, Gunman Dead: Police
At least three people were killed by a gunman at a hospital campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Wednesday, police said, as Americans still grappled with grief and anger over the shooting at a Texas school just over a week ago.
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She Was Waiting To Have Sex With A Student In Candle-Lit Room, Arrested
An Oklahoma teacher is accused of having sex with a high school student after the boy's parents reported nude photographs and text messages on their son's phone to authorities.
-
Indian-American to Represent US in International Chemistry Olympiad
A 16-year-old India-born chemistry wizard will represent the US along with three other students in the annual International Chemistry Olympiad beginning today in Azerbaijan.
-
US Supreme Court Takes On Lethal Injections
The US Supreme Court was set to hear arguments about lethal injections Wednesday, after states began using alternative drugs -- believed by some to cause pain and suffering -- to carry out the executions.
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United States' Top Court to Weigh Key Lethal Injection Case
The US Supreme Court is on Wednesday set to consider the constitutionality of a controversial lethal injection technique, in a key case that could have broader implications for capital punishment in America.
-
Oklahoma Fraternity Linked to Racist Song is Closed and Vacated
The University of Oklahoma fraternity linked to video showing students singing a racist song has been shut down and its house vacated, school officials said today.
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Some Turn to Bullet-Resistant Blankets after US School Shootings
An Oklahoma company that sells a blanket to protect children from gunfire has seen its business grow after a spate of U.S. school shootings has left parents and educators on edge.
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With US School Shootings on the Rise, Some Turn to Bullet-Proof Blankets
An Oklahoma company that sells a blanket to protect children from gunfire has seen its business grow after a spate of U.S. school shootings has left parents and educators on edge.
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Missouri moving too quickly on executions: Lawyers
By the time the U.S. Supreme Court refused a last-minute request to stay the execution of Herbert Smulls, the Missouri death-row inmate was already dead
-
Winter storm brings icy blast to United States
People from Texas to New York were bundling up on Thursday against a winter storm that closed schools and businesses.
-
Barack Obama consoles Oklahoma tornado victims
President Barack Obama flew to tornado-ravaged Oklahoma Sunday, offering moral and monetary support to people still reeling from lost lives and shattered neighbourhoods. He told survivors, "You've got folks behind you" across America.
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US tornado survivors begin rebuilding their lives
Survivors of the killer tornado that ripped through this Oklahoma City suburb rolled up their sleeves Wednesday under a blazing sun and got down to the long, hard task of rebuilding their lives.
