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US Church Shooter To Represent Self At Trial
A US federal judge granted self-described white supremacist Dylann Roof's request on Monday to represent himself at trial on charges of gunning down nine African American churchgoers last year in South Carolina.
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Rolling Stone Journalist Found Guilty Over False Rape Story
A federal court jury decided Friday that a Rolling Stone journalist defamed a former University of Virginia associate dean in a 2014 magazine article about sexual assault on campus that included a debunked account of a fraternity gang rape.
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Rolling Stone Publisher Disagreed With Rape Story Retraction
Rolling Stone magazine publisher and co-founder Jann Wenner said in a video deposition that he disagreed with a top editor's decision to retract an entire article about a gang rape at a University of Virginia fraternity after the story was discredited.
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University Sought To Kill Alumni Magazine Article On Campus Sex Assault. The Story Never Ran.
In the weeks before Rolling Stone magazine published a sensational article about sexual assault at the University of Virginia in November 2014, Dean of Students Allen Groves wrote a message to high-ranking administrators questioning the magazine's bias.
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U-Va. Case Provides Sobering Portrait Of Real-World Consequences Of College Party Culture
When Haley Lind was found alone in a stranger's bathroom, she was naked and in a drunken stupor, barely able to stand or speak, a raucous party raging around her. She awoke in her bed hours later, her head pounding, leaves in her hair, soaked in her own urine.
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North Korea Detains US Student On New Year Trip For 'Hostile Act'
North Korea has detained a US university student, the third western citizen known to be held in the isolated state, for committing a "hostile act" and wanting to "destroy the country's unity", it said on Friday.
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Gut Damage May Cause Malnutrition, Vaccine Failure: Study
Damage to the gut from infection can cause malnutrition and vaccination failure in children, scientists have discovered, offering a new strategy to improve nutrition of infants.
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Fraternity Sues Rolling Stone Over Rape Report
A University of Virginia fraternity filed a lawsuit Monday against Rolling Stone magazine, claiming its 2014 article on gang rape was "a colossal act of defamatory falsehood."
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Rolling Stone Magazine Sued Over Flawed Rape Story: Report
Former fraternity members and graduates from the University of Virginia have sued Rolling Stone magazine over a gang rape story that sparked outrage and eventually had to be retracted, the New York Times reported.
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Indian-American Diplomat Nominated as US Ambassador to Sri Lanka and Maldives
US President Barack Obama has nominated Atul Keshap, a former Indian-American official at its Embassy in New Delhi, as the next US Ambassador to Sri Lanka and Maldives.
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Emboldened Barack Obama Embraces Presidential Power
US President Barack Obama is expected to issue the third and most significant veto of his presidency today, embracing raw executive power in the twilight of his administration.
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Remains May be Those of Missing British-Born US Student: Police
Searchers found human remains that could be those of a British-born University of Virginia student who has been missing since Sept. 13, police said.
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Remains May be Those of Missing US Student: Cops
Police say they have found human remains that could be those of a British-born University of Virginia sophomore who has been missing since Sept. 13.
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Parents of Missing US Student Ask for Information
The parents of a missing British-born University of Virginia student are appealing for whoever is responsible for the disappearance to help them find their daughter.
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Suspect Captured in Case of Missing US Student
By all appearances, the man arrested in connection with the disappearance of a British-born University of Virginia student has led a fairly ordinary life: He worked at a hospital, helped coach youth football for a time and attended a Christian university.
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US Church Shooter To Represent Self At Trial
A US federal judge granted self-described white supremacist Dylann Roof's request on Monday to represent himself at trial on charges of gunning down nine African American churchgoers last year in South Carolina.
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Rolling Stone Journalist Found Guilty Over False Rape Story
A federal court jury decided Friday that a Rolling Stone journalist defamed a former University of Virginia associate dean in a 2014 magazine article about sexual assault on campus that included a debunked account of a fraternity gang rape.
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Rolling Stone Publisher Disagreed With Rape Story Retraction
Rolling Stone magazine publisher and co-founder Jann Wenner said in a video deposition that he disagreed with a top editor's decision to retract an entire article about a gang rape at a University of Virginia fraternity after the story was discredited.
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University Sought To Kill Alumni Magazine Article On Campus Sex Assault. The Story Never Ran.
In the weeks before Rolling Stone magazine published a sensational article about sexual assault at the University of Virginia in November 2014, Dean of Students Allen Groves wrote a message to high-ranking administrators questioning the magazine's bias.
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U-Va. Case Provides Sobering Portrait Of Real-World Consequences Of College Party Culture
When Haley Lind was found alone in a stranger's bathroom, she was naked and in a drunken stupor, barely able to stand or speak, a raucous party raging around her. She awoke in her bed hours later, her head pounding, leaves in her hair, soaked in her own urine.
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North Korea Detains US Student On New Year Trip For 'Hostile Act'
North Korea has detained a US university student, the third western citizen known to be held in the isolated state, for committing a "hostile act" and wanting to "destroy the country's unity", it said on Friday.
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Gut Damage May Cause Malnutrition, Vaccine Failure: Study
Damage to the gut from infection can cause malnutrition and vaccination failure in children, scientists have discovered, offering a new strategy to improve nutrition of infants.
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Fraternity Sues Rolling Stone Over Rape Report
A University of Virginia fraternity filed a lawsuit Monday against Rolling Stone magazine, claiming its 2014 article on gang rape was "a colossal act of defamatory falsehood."
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Rolling Stone Magazine Sued Over Flawed Rape Story: Report
Former fraternity members and graduates from the University of Virginia have sued Rolling Stone magazine over a gang rape story that sparked outrage and eventually had to be retracted, the New York Times reported.
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Indian-American Diplomat Nominated as US Ambassador to Sri Lanka and Maldives
US President Barack Obama has nominated Atul Keshap, a former Indian-American official at its Embassy in New Delhi, as the next US Ambassador to Sri Lanka and Maldives.
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Emboldened Barack Obama Embraces Presidential Power
US President Barack Obama is expected to issue the third and most significant veto of his presidency today, embracing raw executive power in the twilight of his administration.
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Remains May be Those of Missing British-Born US Student: Police
Searchers found human remains that could be those of a British-born University of Virginia student who has been missing since Sept. 13, police said.
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Remains May be Those of Missing US Student: Cops
Police say they have found human remains that could be those of a British-born University of Virginia sophomore who has been missing since Sept. 13.
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Parents of Missing US Student Ask for Information
The parents of a missing British-born University of Virginia student are appealing for whoever is responsible for the disappearance to help them find their daughter.
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Suspect Captured in Case of Missing US Student
By all appearances, the man arrested in connection with the disappearance of a British-born University of Virginia student has led a fairly ordinary life: He worked at a hospital, helped coach youth football for a time and attended a Christian university.
