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1. Live-stream shooting: Minnesota man Brian J. Quinones killed in police shooting after live-streaming police chase  CBS News
2. Brian Quinones: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know  Heavy.com
3. Minnesota shooting: Police kill knife-wielding man who livestreamed chase on Facebook, officials say  Springfield News Sun
4. Edina police fatally shoot man armed with knife following vehicle pursuit  Star Tribune
5. 1 Dead In Officer-Involved Shooting  WCCO | CBS Minnesota
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) - Nine minutes into the season, Lamar Jackson had fans booing his hometown team.

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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Nine minutes into the season, Lamar Jackson had fans booing his hometown team. The South Florida native looked unstoppable from the start Sunday, and tied a franchise record with five touchdown passes to help the Baltimore Ravens humiliate the Miami Dolphins and rookie coach Brian Flores, 59-10. The Ravens set […]

A lot of movement in the latest Daily News high school football rankings.

All of us have had a beef with the boss or disagreements and other assorted unpleasantness at work from time to time, which is the nature of being at the mercy of someone who’s in charge of your productivity, never mind whether that intersects with your happiness. But it’s probably fair to assume that most people don’t act on those feelings and certainly don’t take it out on innocent people. Which is, unfortunately, exactly what happened recently when a disgruntled American Airlines mechanic was... Читать дальше...

At least 11 people were killed on Sunday in Morocco after their bus was overturned by a flood in the kingdom’s southeast, authorities said. Rescue crews evacuated 27 passengers from the bus,

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — A Brazilian Supreme Court justice has blocked efforts by Rio de Janeiro’s conservative mayor to have a book fair remove a comic book showing two men kissing. Mayor Marcelo Crivella had ordered the Bienale to remove the “Avengers” comic that included the kiss, saying he was acting to protect children […]

Police can confirm three people have been transported to Hutt Hospital following a crash on River Road, Haywards, last evening.

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MP says city’s green cover must be saved

Paul lost two loves of his life in the space of weeks as he split with Summer just as his divorce from Alex was finalised

Josh Doubtfire is a name you won’t forget in a hurry. Remember “Mrs Doubtfire” the movie? Born in 2000 Josh missed the instant fame of his family surname but at 19 he’s out to make a difference of his own. Running for a spot on the Waitemata ...

The deceased, aged between 12 and 14 years, had gone to bath in a group in the river when the mishap took place

Forbes editor Randall Lane responded to the social media backlash today.

Māori Language Commissioner Rawinia Higgins says everyday New Zealanders are proving Māori language critics wrong by coming together and embracing our national, indigenous language.

Adivasis, politicians join in, raise voices against decision

Actor Chris Evans who is popularly known for his roles in superhero flicks will be seen playing a mysterious villain in his upcoming outing in 'Knives Out' and he is happy about playing a "vile" character."It's nice to play somebody a little more vile," Variety quoted the actor as saying during Toronto Film Festival studio presented by AT & T.Evans even admitted the role to be fun as he generally doesn't get to play "despicable" characters and added, "I don't always get the opportunity to play someone who's so despicable; so yeah it's fun.

Trump cancels meeting with Taliban at Camp David over peace deal after car bombing in Kabul kills US soldier.

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BOSTON (AP) - U.S. Sens. Edward Markey and Elizabeth Warren are pressing federal health officials on research efforts to combat eastern equine encephalitis.