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Here’s Why You Should Take All Your Photos Off the Internet Now
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Remains of Captain Cook's ship likely in Rhode Island harbor
Researchers believe they have found the ship that legendary explorer Captain James Cook used to sail to around the world submerged somewhe-re in Rhode Island's Newport Harbor.
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New Ad Featuring Transgender Man Shows Absurdity of ‘Bathroom Bills’
Just like campaigns that sought to humanize gays and lesbians through personal narratives in the fight for same-sex marriage, a new ad (above) f-rom the organization Freedom for All Americans revolves around a transgender man’s experiences.
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Man who served 10 years for '64 NYC killing cleared of crime
At the request of a prosecutor, a judge exonerated 81-year-old Paul Gatling for the 1963 shooting death of Lawrence Rothbort in his Brooklyn home.
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Don't Go to Chick-Fil-A, Mayor De Blasio Tells New Yorkers
The popular chicken restaurant is planning to open up a new location in Queens, its fourth to open in New York City.
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Coconut Cluster Granola
The author and cook Melissa Clark takes you into her kitchen to show you how easy it can be to make exquisite and delicious meals.
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This Man Was Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison For Killing His Prom Date With Rough Sex
Eddie Herrera, 20, who attended Aldine's MacArthur High School, was convicted of assault for choking 17-year-old Jacqueline Gomez during sex in a hotel room after prom on May 16, 2014. She was found dead the next morning in the hotel bed.
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South Carolina Officer Faces Federal Civil Rights C-harge in Wal-ter Scott’s Death
Slager, who is free on bail on state c-harges, will not have to pay any additional bond in the federal case. He entered a not-guilty plea during the federal hearing.
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Texas fertilizer plant blast that killed 15 was criminal act: ATF
ATF Special Agent in C-harge Rob Elder said a reward of up to $50,000 was being offered for the person or persons responsible for starting the blaze at the West Fertilizer Co.
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French teen broadcasts suicide on Periscope after naming man who ‘raped’ her
A French teenager has broadcast her suicide on social media, showing viewers the moment she jumped in front of a train in Paris. The girl announced on the video she was a victim of sexual violence, naming the man who she claimed raped her.
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George Zimmerman Auction For Gun He Used To Kill Trayvon Martin Removed
Bidding for the gun was supposed to open at $5,000 at 11 a.m. Thursday but a link to the auction said: “Sorry, but the item you requested is no longer in the system.”
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It’s International Masturbation Month – but is porn harming your brain?
LADIES and gents, gather ’round. Let’s talk about International Masturbation Month.
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Scenes of death roll slowly down Ohio highways
Authorities seeking answers in the April 22 mass killing of seven Rhoden family members and one's fiancee said placing the residences in storage is important for the investigation and for surviving relatives.
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Obama administration to issue transgender restroom guidance to schools
The Obama administration letter will say schools may not require transgender students to have a medical diagnosis, undergo any medical treatment, or produce a birth certificate or other document before treating them according to their gender identity.
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First man to receive penis transplant in the US hopes for a normal life again
Surgeons attach dead donor’s penis to 64-year-old who had his penis amputated to prevent a cancerous tumour f-rom spreading
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Man Shoots Time-Lapse Video Of Bird’s Nest, Gets Surprise Ending
It was a front-row seat to the circle of life — just not the part he was expecting.
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Dad becomes viral sensation following frantic texts to his wife, after toddler vomits in car
PREPARE yourself for some parenting comedy gold.
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116-Year-Old Italian Woman Named World’s Oldest Living Person by Guinness
At 116 years and 169 days old, Emma Martina Luigia Morano of Vercelli, Italy, is now the world’s oldest living person.
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