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N. Hempstead Polar Plunge to Benefit Special Olympics

Despite freezing temperatures, the first annual Wabash College Polar Plunge was a success.

Federal prosecutors in Chicago fighting to get El Chapo trial

Mexican Federal Police said that in March 2015, the USA government asked Mexico to issue an arrest warrant with the objective of extradition – citing alleged collaboration in drug trafficking

48 people rescued from stuck tram cars at ski resort

They said they do not believe the cold was a factor and that the tram was running without issues in colder temperatures earlier in the day.

Bush: From South Carolina cameo to starring role

How did that come across in this rally tonight with both Bush brothers? “I think you can look back in hindsight and say a couple of things, but he kept

Missile hits hospital in north Syria, killing 10

The aid group said the hospital had 30 beds, 54 staff members, two operating theatres, an outpatients department and an emergency room.

South Korea says working with US, Japan on ‘strong’ North Korea sanctions

Yesterday’s launch followed Pyongyang’s fourth nuclear test last month, which drew worldwide condemnation and prompted China and the United States to open negotiations on new, tougher UN sanctions. He spoke

Atlanta mayor hits Sanders on race relations claim

Before the contest began, over 100 protesters from the Black Lives Matter movement descended on the campus demanding a $15 per hour minimum wage, a central plank of the Sanders

Victorian pregnant woman diagnosed with Zika virus

New York City health officials are gearing up to make Zika blood tests available to pregnant women who have traveled to countries where the mosquito-borne disease is flourishing.

Russian PM: West rekindling the Cold War

(Vatican Radio) Russia has rejected accusations that it has been bombing civilians in Syria and says tensions with the West over the issue and its role in Ukraine has led

Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show 2016

As dozens gathered around Rumor post-win, her owner and handler Kent Boyles lauded the black-and-brown pup’s personality.

Sanders online fundraising gives Clinton a run for her money

For his part, Sanders, who calls himself a democratic socialist, hoped to harness the momentum and enthusiasm he gained from the first two contests and prove he can be a

Bill Clinton rips Sanders backers

The former president also hit out at the Sanders campaign for “looting information from our computers” – likening the episode to stealing a auto with the keys in the ignition

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