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Who Was Gladys West? The Unsung Figure Who Helped Invent GPS
Gladys Mae West died at 95 after pioneering mathematical models critical to GPS technology, used by billions across the planet.
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Big US Move After Afghan Man Shoots 2 National Guard Members
The United States has stopped the processing of all immigration requests of Afghan nationals after two National Guard personnel were shot near the White House in Washington DC.
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Afghan Who Shot 2 National Guard Members Served As Soldier Alongside US Army
A 29-year-old Afghan national has been identified as the suspected gunman who shot two West Virginia National Guard members deployed to Washington DC, just blocks from the White House, in a brazen act of violence.
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"The Animal Will Pay Very Steep Price": Trump On Shooting Near White House
US President Donald Trump extended support to the National Guards Troop after two members of the West Virginia National Guard were shot in Washington on Wednesday. The president ordered 500 additional National Guard members to the city.
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Trump Orders 500 More National Guard Troops To Washington DC After Shooting
Two West Virginia National Guard members who deployed to the nation's capital were shot Wednesday just blocks from the White House in a brazen act of violence.
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2 US Guardsmen Critical After Shooting Near White House, Suspect In Custody
Two National Guard soldiers were shot Wednesday near White House and their conditions aren't immediately known, according to two law enforcement officials not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and who spoke to AP on condition of anonymity.
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Medical Mystery: Doctors Puzzled After 4 Sisters In US Diagnosed With Same Rare Brain Condition
In a case that doctors have called "unbelievably rare," four sisters from West Virginia were diagnosed with the same brain and spinal condition known as Chiari malformation.
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4 Missing Members Of Indian-Origin Family Found Dead After US Car Crash
Four Indian-origin senior citizens from New York, who went missing en route to a spiritual site in West Virginia, were found dead on Saturday, Marshal County Sheriff Mike Dougherty said.
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4 Of Indian-Origin Family Go Missing In US, Last Seen At Burger Shop
Asha Divan (85), Kishore Divan (89), Shailesh Divan (86), and Gita Divan (84) were travelling from Buffalo to Prabhupada's Palace of Gold in Marshall County, West Virginia.
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New Law In US State Could Lead To Prosecution Of Women After Miscarriage
West Virginia's stringent abortion laws may subject women to legal scrutiny following miscarriages, particularly concerning the handling of fetal remains.
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US Man Kills Crying Baby After Throwing Him "Out Of Frustration"
A West Virginia stepfather admitted to fatally fracturing the skull of his wailing 17-month-old baby by throwing him "out of frustration."
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US Election Results: Republicans Win Control Of US Senate, Make Gains In House
Republicans won control of the US Senate with victories in West Virginia and Ohio on Tuesday, ensuring Donald Trump's party will control at least one chamber of Congress next year.
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US Couple Kept Adopted Black Children As "Slaves", Locked Them In Shed
The indictment alleges that the children were forced to work on the couple's farmland because of their race and treated as slaves.
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Google Searches About "Hurt Eyes" Spike In US After Solar Eclipse
New Hampshire, West Virginia, Arkansas, Indiana, and Rhode Island were the top five states where the phrase "my eyes hurt" was searched the most.
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Overdue Book Returned To US Library 119 Years Later
The book made its way to a donation pile in West Virginia, nearly 900 miles from its home.
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Who Was Gladys West? The Unsung Figure Who Helped Invent GPS
Gladys Mae West died at 95 after pioneering mathematical models critical to GPS technology, used by billions across the planet.
-
Big US Move After Afghan Man Shoots 2 National Guard Members
The United States has stopped the processing of all immigration requests of Afghan nationals after two National Guard personnel were shot near the White House in Washington DC.
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Afghan Who Shot 2 National Guard Members Served As Soldier Alongside US Army
A 29-year-old Afghan national has been identified as the suspected gunman who shot two West Virginia National Guard members deployed to Washington DC, just blocks from the White House, in a brazen act of violence.
-
"The Animal Will Pay Very Steep Price": Trump On Shooting Near White House
US President Donald Trump extended support to the National Guards Troop after two members of the West Virginia National Guard were shot in Washington on Wednesday. The president ordered 500 additional National Guard members to the city.
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Trump Orders 500 More National Guard Troops To Washington DC After Shooting
Two West Virginia National Guard members who deployed to the nation's capital were shot Wednesday just blocks from the White House in a brazen act of violence.
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2 US Guardsmen Critical After Shooting Near White House, Suspect In Custody
Two National Guard soldiers were shot Wednesday near White House and their conditions aren't immediately known, according to two law enforcement officials not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and who spoke to AP on condition of anonymity.
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Medical Mystery: Doctors Puzzled After 4 Sisters In US Diagnosed With Same Rare Brain Condition
In a case that doctors have called "unbelievably rare," four sisters from West Virginia were diagnosed with the same brain and spinal condition known as Chiari malformation.
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4 Missing Members Of Indian-Origin Family Found Dead After US Car Crash
Four Indian-origin senior citizens from New York, who went missing en route to a spiritual site in West Virginia, were found dead on Saturday, Marshal County Sheriff Mike Dougherty said.
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4 Of Indian-Origin Family Go Missing In US, Last Seen At Burger Shop
Asha Divan (85), Kishore Divan (89), Shailesh Divan (86), and Gita Divan (84) were travelling from Buffalo to Prabhupada's Palace of Gold in Marshall County, West Virginia.
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New Law In US State Could Lead To Prosecution Of Women After Miscarriage
West Virginia's stringent abortion laws may subject women to legal scrutiny following miscarriages, particularly concerning the handling of fetal remains.
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US Man Kills Crying Baby After Throwing Him "Out Of Frustration"
A West Virginia stepfather admitted to fatally fracturing the skull of his wailing 17-month-old baby by throwing him "out of frustration."
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US Election Results: Republicans Win Control Of US Senate, Make Gains In House
Republicans won control of the US Senate with victories in West Virginia and Ohio on Tuesday, ensuring Donald Trump's party will control at least one chamber of Congress next year.
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US Couple Kept Adopted Black Children As "Slaves", Locked Them In Shed
The indictment alleges that the children were forced to work on the couple's farmland because of their race and treated as slaves.
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Google Searches About "Hurt Eyes" Spike In US After Solar Eclipse
New Hampshire, West Virginia, Arkansas, Indiana, and Rhode Island were the top five states where the phrase "my eyes hurt" was searched the most.
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Overdue Book Returned To US Library 119 Years Later
The book made its way to a donation pile in West Virginia, nearly 900 miles from its home.
