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US Woman Runs Over Fast-Food Worker Over Missing Chicken, Lack Of Sauce
Talanye L Carter, 41, allegedly ran over a Jack in the Box store manager in St. Louis after being upset over a missing chicken strip and the lack of ranch sauce.
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Daycare Said Toddler Fell, But Video Shows Something Much Worse
The mother of a 3-year-old girl went to Brighter Day Care in early February after being told her daughter had been hurt in a fall. She arrived at the St. Louis County day-care center to find her child "covered in blood," with a gash on her head that eventually required seven sutures, according to a lawyer for the family. The child was taken to the ...
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Low Volatility in Asia Stocks Ahead of Trump-Xi’s Big Dinner
Yuan is the least volatile since December, and the Shanghai Composite Index is the most placid since May.
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This Mobile Brain Scanner Promises to Assess Injuries Where CT Scans Can’t
BrainScope One uses a disposable electrode headpiece and machine learning software.
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Bullard Says Jury Out on Washington Policy Meeting Market Prices
Stocks have risen since election amid tax-change expectations.
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Donald Trump Will Face 'The Verdict Of The People'
Last week, a little-known tradition of modern presidential inaugurations brought unwanted attention to the St. Louis Art Museum. Since Ronald Reagan's second inauguration in 1985, an American painting has served as a backdrop during the inaugural luncheon, at which members of Congress play host to the newly installed president. When Donald Trump is...
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Fed's Bullard Says Global Markets Seem Well-Prepared For Summer Rate Hike
St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Monday global markets appear to be "well-prepared" for a summer interest rate hike from the Fed, although he did not specify a date for the policy move.
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Southern Illinois Battles Flooding As Mississippi River Builds Downstream
Residents of flooded areas in far southern Illinois anxiously waited for the swollen Mississippi River to peak on Sunday, with hundreds electing to remain in their homes, as states downstream prepared for the rising waters.
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US Midwest Braces For More Flooding As Rain-Swollen Rivers Rise
Missouri and Illinois were bracing for more flooding today as rain-swollen rivers, some at record heights, overflowed their banks, washing out hundreds of structures and leaving thousands of people displaced from their homes.
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A Live Exorcism Will Be Performed on TV Friday
All reality TV producers have to prepare for worst-case scenarios when they're getting ready to air a live event. Jodi Tovay's worries are a bit more unusual, because she is sending paranormal investigators into a house they believe is infested with demonic spirits.
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Police Actions Inflamed Ferguson Tensions: Official Report
The use of armored vehicles and dogs in efforts to restore order in Ferguson following the police shooting of a black teenager in the St. Louis suburb only fueled tensions, the US Justice Department said Thursday.
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Rumours Fed Unrest Following St Louis Police Shooting: Alderman
About 200 people attended a vigil in St. Louis on Thursday near where a black teenager was killed by police a day earlier, sparking angry clashes between residents and officers amid rumors the victim was only 13 years old, a city alderman said.
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US Police Tear Gas Protesters After Officers Kill Black Man
Protests broke out and police responded with teargas after an 18-year-old black man was shot dead in a confrontation with white officers in St. Louis, Missouri, officials said Wednesday.
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Fresh Racial Unrest in St Louis After Police Shoot Black Suspect
Police shot and killed a black man in St. Louis on Wednesday in a killing that drew angry crowds 10 days after protesters marked the anniversary of the police shooting of an unarmed teen in nearby Ferguson.
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Police Release Video They Say Shows Ferguson Suspect With Gun
St. Louis County Police released a video on Tuesday that they said shows a suspect, who has been accused of firing on police, drawing a pistol from his pants during protests in strife-torn Ferguson, Missouri.
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US Woman Runs Over Fast-Food Worker Over Missing Chicken, Lack Of Sauce
Talanye L Carter, 41, allegedly ran over a Jack in the Box store manager in St. Louis after being upset over a missing chicken strip and the lack of ranch sauce.
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Daycare Said Toddler Fell, But Video Shows Something Much Worse
The mother of a 3-year-old girl went to Brighter Day Care in early February after being told her daughter had been hurt in a fall. She arrived at the St. Louis County day-care center to find her child "covered in blood," with a gash on her head that eventually required seven sutures, according to a lawyer for the family. The child was taken to the ...
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Low Volatility in Asia Stocks Ahead of Trump-Xi’s Big Dinner
Yuan is the least volatile since December, and the Shanghai Composite Index is the most placid since May.
-
This Mobile Brain Scanner Promises to Assess Injuries Where CT Scans Can’t
BrainScope One uses a disposable electrode headpiece and machine learning software.
-
Bullard Says Jury Out on Washington Policy Meeting Market Prices
Stocks have risen since election amid tax-change expectations.
-
Donald Trump Will Face 'The Verdict Of The People'
Last week, a little-known tradition of modern presidential inaugurations brought unwanted attention to the St. Louis Art Museum. Since Ronald Reagan's second inauguration in 1985, an American painting has served as a backdrop during the inaugural luncheon, at which members of Congress play host to the newly installed president. When Donald Trump is...
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Fed's Bullard Says Global Markets Seem Well-Prepared For Summer Rate Hike
St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Monday global markets appear to be "well-prepared" for a summer interest rate hike from the Fed, although he did not specify a date for the policy move.
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Southern Illinois Battles Flooding As Mississippi River Builds Downstream
Residents of flooded areas in far southern Illinois anxiously waited for the swollen Mississippi River to peak on Sunday, with hundreds electing to remain in their homes, as states downstream prepared for the rising waters.
-
US Midwest Braces For More Flooding As Rain-Swollen Rivers Rise
Missouri and Illinois were bracing for more flooding today as rain-swollen rivers, some at record heights, overflowed their banks, washing out hundreds of structures and leaving thousands of people displaced from their homes.
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A Live Exorcism Will Be Performed on TV Friday
All reality TV producers have to prepare for worst-case scenarios when they're getting ready to air a live event. Jodi Tovay's worries are a bit more unusual, because she is sending paranormal investigators into a house they believe is infested with demonic spirits.
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Police Actions Inflamed Ferguson Tensions: Official Report
The use of armored vehicles and dogs in efforts to restore order in Ferguson following the police shooting of a black teenager in the St. Louis suburb only fueled tensions, the US Justice Department said Thursday.
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Rumours Fed Unrest Following St Louis Police Shooting: Alderman
About 200 people attended a vigil in St. Louis on Thursday near where a black teenager was killed by police a day earlier, sparking angry clashes between residents and officers amid rumors the victim was only 13 years old, a city alderman said.
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US Police Tear Gas Protesters After Officers Kill Black Man
Protests broke out and police responded with teargas after an 18-year-old black man was shot dead in a confrontation with white officers in St. Louis, Missouri, officials said Wednesday.
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Fresh Racial Unrest in St Louis After Police Shoot Black Suspect
Police shot and killed a black man in St. Louis on Wednesday in a killing that drew angry crowds 10 days after protesters marked the anniversary of the police shooting of an unarmed teen in nearby Ferguson.
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Police Release Video They Say Shows Ferguson Suspect With Gun
St. Louis County Police released a video on Tuesday that they said shows a suspect, who has been accused of firing on police, drawing a pistol from his pants during protests in strife-torn Ferguson, Missouri.
