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US Shop Owner Gets Death Threats After Immigrant Girl Hides In His Garage
Frank Gonzalez has quietly operated his auto repair shop here since 1980. He employs his son and 13 others, working on cars for customers who have come to them for decades.
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A Storm Was Ruining This Beach Wedding. Then A Stranger Saved The Day
Dulce Gonzalez was sure her beach wedding was ruined.
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Reporter Groped In Russia During Live World Cup Broadcast
A female reporter who said she only wants to talk about soccer "systems and strategy" was groped and kissed by a man last week as she attempted to do a live World Cup broadcast.
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He Was Flashing Gang Signs On Facebook. It Got Him Killed By MS-13.
Carlos Otero Henriquez told a friend he was a member of the 18th Street gang. On Facebook, he posted photos of himself flashing his gang's signs. When members of the rival MS-13 gang noticed, the 18-year-old from Leesburg, Va., was targeted for murder.
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Texas Family Says Teen Killed Himself In Macabre 'Blue Whale' Online Challenge That's Alarming Schools
Fifteen-year-old Isaiah Gonzalez was a soon-to-be sophomore who just joined the ROTC program at his high school. But on July 8, Gonzalez' father Jorge stepped into his son's bedroom in their San Antonio, home. Isiah was dead, hanging from the closet, an apparent suicide. Next to his body was a cellphone propped up on a shoe, broadcasting the suicid...
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First She Heard The Screams. Then She Saved A Life - By Holding A Boy's Neck For Half An Hour.
The late May skies were gray above the Idaho road, its blacktop patchy with ice, when Leah Woodward and her husband watched two cars collide head-on.
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Haitians Scramble to Avoid Deportation From Dominican Republic
Thousands of Haitian undocumented immigrants lined up outside government offices in the Dominican Republic Tuesday racing a deadline to register with the authorities or face deportation.
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Venezuelan Officials Accused by US Sue Opposition Leader
Venezuelan officials targeted by United States sanctions are suing opposition leader Henrique Capriles for labelling them corrupt in the latest knock-on effect of Washington's moves against the OPEC member's rulers, a minister said.
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White House Intruder Got Far Past Door: Reports
The intruder who climbed a fence made it farther inside the White House than the Secret Service has publicly acknowledged, The Washington Post and The New York Times newspapers reported on Monday. The disclosures came on the eve of a congressional oversight hearing with the director of the embattled agency assigned to protect the president's life.
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US Shop Owner Gets Death Threats After Immigrant Girl Hides In His Garage
Frank Gonzalez has quietly operated his auto repair shop here since 1980. He employs his son and 13 others, working on cars for customers who have come to them for decades.
-
A Storm Was Ruining This Beach Wedding. Then A Stranger Saved The Day
Dulce Gonzalez was sure her beach wedding was ruined.
-
Reporter Groped In Russia During Live World Cup Broadcast
A female reporter who said she only wants to talk about soccer "systems and strategy" was groped and kissed by a man last week as she attempted to do a live World Cup broadcast.
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He Was Flashing Gang Signs On Facebook. It Got Him Killed By MS-13.
Carlos Otero Henriquez told a friend he was a member of the 18th Street gang. On Facebook, he posted photos of himself flashing his gang's signs. When members of the rival MS-13 gang noticed, the 18-year-old from Leesburg, Va., was targeted for murder.
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Texas Family Says Teen Killed Himself In Macabre 'Blue Whale' Online Challenge That's Alarming Schools
Fifteen-year-old Isaiah Gonzalez was a soon-to-be sophomore who just joined the ROTC program at his high school. But on July 8, Gonzalez' father Jorge stepped into his son's bedroom in their San Antonio, home. Isiah was dead, hanging from the closet, an apparent suicide. Next to his body was a cellphone propped up on a shoe, broadcasting the suicid...
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First She Heard The Screams. Then She Saved A Life - By Holding A Boy's Neck For Half An Hour.
The late May skies were gray above the Idaho road, its blacktop patchy with ice, when Leah Woodward and her husband watched two cars collide head-on.
-
Haitians Scramble to Avoid Deportation From Dominican Republic
Thousands of Haitian undocumented immigrants lined up outside government offices in the Dominican Republic Tuesday racing a deadline to register with the authorities or face deportation.
-
Venezuelan Officials Accused by US Sue Opposition Leader
Venezuelan officials targeted by United States sanctions are suing opposition leader Henrique Capriles for labelling them corrupt in the latest knock-on effect of Washington's moves against the OPEC member's rulers, a minister said.
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White House Intruder Got Far Past Door: Reports
The intruder who climbed a fence made it farther inside the White House than the Secret Service has publicly acknowledged, The Washington Post and The New York Times newspapers reported on Monday. The disclosures came on the eve of a congressional oversight hearing with the director of the embattled agency assigned to protect the president's life.
