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A TODDLER cried out for his ‘mummy’ when he was crushed by an electric car seat for being noisy, a court has heard.

Militants are preparing a new chemical attack in the Ma’aret al-Nu’man area in the Syrian province of Idlib, Interfax news...

It was fought on a Highland hillside as an ancient feud between warring factions in the north flared up over a stretch of disputed land.

The Olean Police Department is asking the public for help to track down a robber that assaulted a clerk at a 7-Eleven store. Investigators say a man came into the 7-Eleven on North Union Street around 3 a.m., Tuesday morning. In surveillance video provided by police, the man appears to be purchasing an item when he suddenly throws a can at the clerk, striking her in the head. {{file|t=kHLJ0_1547579212}}

But the Dallas owner also said, "I reserve the right to change my mind," especially where offensive coordinator Scott Linehan is concerned.

The Islanders know they won't be so fortunate with a second straight sub-par performance against the Blues.

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Goal has rounded up everything you need to know about the next World Cup despite the tournament still being several years away

The case will be next heard on February 13. The petition, moved by All India Bank Officers Confed­eration and All India Vijaya Bank Officers' Association

IF Theresa May’s Brexit deal is voted down in the House of Commons the “greater likelihood” is that Britain will leave the European Union with no deal, a professor has claimed.

The Sri Lanka Navy said they had observed that Indian poachers who illegally enter our territorial waters attempt to escape by resorting to acts of violence causing damage to naval craft.

French authorities on Tuesday banned the sale of a form of controversial weed-killer Roundup following a court ruling that regulators failed to take safety concerns into account when clearing the widely used herbicide.

The U.S. military will extend a mission to support security along the U.S. border with Mexico through Sept. 30, the Pentagon said on Monday. Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan approved the extension in response to a request from the Homeland Security Department, the Pentagon said in a statement. There are about 2,350 troops assigned to the border mission.

At the hour the Dow was UP 125.70 at 24035.54.

The city is adding 32 new Police Observation Devices, or “POD” cameras, in Red Line stations and outdoors throughout the Near North police district.

The Dave Matthews Band is among the world's most successful groups in popular music. Their first new album in six years, "Come Tomorrow," was released last June. But for all its fame, the Dave Matthews Band hasn't forgotten the city of Charlottesville, Virginia, where it all began. John Dickerson met up with the band to see how they're giving back to the city.

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Gillette, a company that sells razors, triggered a slew of right wing celebrities on social media yesterday with an advertisement featuring a new take on its old “the best a man can get” slogan. The video in question is nearly two minutes long and serves as a vehicle to call out toxic masculinity. It depicts men and boys showing violent aggression towards one another, pretending or preparing to sexually assault women, and dismissing poor behavior with the typical “boys will be boys” line. “Boys will be boys”? Читать дальше...

RENO, Nev. (AP) - The U.S. Forest Service has built its first corral for wild horses, a Northern California facility that could allow it to bypass federal restrictions and sell the animals for slaughter.

Dustin Johnson pleaded guilty but mentally ill on five counts of attempted homicide in the Nov. 11, 2016, attack.

• Federal employees are visiting pawn shops for some extra cash as the longest government shutdown in US history continues. 
• An estimated 800,000 federal employees are furloughed thanks to the shutdown, receiving no paychecks. 
• A pawn shop in Chicago reported that 10 to 20 federal employees stop by each day as the shutdown continues. 

It's been 25 days since the longest government shutdown in US history started and some of the 800,000 furloughed federal workers... Читать дальше...