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Chicago Police: Jussie Smollett Assault Case Has ‘Shifted’
Chicago police said Saturday the investigation into the attack reported by Jussie Smollett has "shifted" due to information received from two brothers arrested in the case then released, and police want to interview the "Empire" actor again. -
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Trump Declaration Faces Uncertain Fate In Coming Court Fight
Let the lawsuits begin. -
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Kaepernick, Eric Reid Settle Collusion Grievances With NFL
It remains unclear if the NFL admitted wrongdoing or how much money Reid, Kaepernick or others may have received. Considering the lost salary both players claimed and legal costs, the settlement could have climbed into the tens of millions of dollars. -
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Utah House Passes Down Syndrome Abortion Ban
The Utah House of Representatives has passed a proposal to ban abortions sought because a fetus has been diagnosed with Down syndrome. -
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With GOP Divided, Future Of Utah Hate-Crime Law In Doubt
Republican lawmakers remained divided Friday on a proposal to strengthen hate-crimes legislation in Utah, leaving its future in doubt. -
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Officials: 1 Dead, 4 Police wounded in Illinois Shooting
The source did not say the officers had been shot or if anyone else was hurt. -
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Coroner’s Office: At Least 1 Dead In Aurora Shooting
The Latest on a shooting at a business in Aurora, Illinois (all times local to Illinois). -
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Trump Says He’s Declaring Emergency To Build Border Wall
A new confrontation has been ignited — this time over President Donald Trump's plan to bypass lawmakers and declare a national emergency to siphon billions of dollars from other federal coffers for his wall on the Mexican boundary. -
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Mudslide Sweeps House Off Hill As Storm Pounds California
Waves of heavy rain pounded California on Thursday, flooding streets, triggering a mudslide that destroyed homes and forcing residents to flee communities scorched by wildfires last year. -
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Parkland Shooting Victims Are Remembered In Silence
Students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High and other schools across the U.S. bowed their heads in a moment of silence and took part in volunteer projects Thursday to mark the anniversary of the shooting rampage that claimed 17 lives.
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