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Toddler injured after crawling under fence at Pennsylvania zoo's wolf enclosure

A young child sustained minor injuries Saturday at Zoo America in Pennsylvania after getting too close to wolves while unsupervised.

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OtherMar 18

Nancy Guthrie Investigation Enters Seventh Week as FBI Focuses on Pre-Disappearance Timeline

The FBI is examining specific dates before Nancy Guthrie's disappearance while questions arise about investigative methods being used.

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OtherJun 14

Sinkholes Near Purley Station Force Gatwick Train Line Closure

Multiple sinkholes discovered during engineering work near Purley station have forced closure of the rail line serving Gatwick Airport.

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OtherJun 5

Federal investigation launched into Atlanta's MARTA system after fatal stabbing

The Trump administration has initiated a federal investigation into Atlanta's MARTA transit system following recent violent incidents, including a fatal stabbing.

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OtherMay 26

Woman convicted of killing 5-year-old stepdaughter in 1978 case

Janice Nix, 67, was found guilty of causing the death of her stepdaughter Andrea Bernard through scalding burns nearly 50 years ago.

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OtherApr 8

Gilgo Beach Suspect Pleads Guilty to Eight Murders in Suffolk County Court

Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to murdering eight victims between 1993 and 2010 in a Suffolk County courtroom on Wednesday.

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OtherMar 23

Man arrested in connection with fatal shooting of Loyola University Chicago student

A 25-year-old man has been arrested following the shooting death of Loyola University Chicago student Sheridan Gorman near campus.

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OtherMar 27

Military helicopter crossed path of United Airlines flight in California, FAA reports

A Black Hawk helicopter crossed in front of a United Airlines flight approaching a California airport Tuesday evening, prompting evasive action by the pilots.

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OtherJun 4

Pentagon Reduces Military's Recognized Religions List from Over 200 to 31 Faiths

The Department of Defense has significantly reduced its list of officially recognized religions for military personnel from over 200 faith codes to just 31.

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OtherMay 7

FBI Concludes Austin Bar Shooter Acted Alone in March Attack That Killed 3

Federal investigation finds no evidence the gunman who killed three people at an Austin bar in March was directed by foreign groups.

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OtherMay 7

Andrew Tate civil rape trial adjourned as police reopen criminal investigation

A civil rape case against Andrew Tate was postponed Wednesday after authorities reopened a criminal investigation into the social media influencer.

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OtherApr 13

Commercial Trucking Companies Evade Safety Oversight by Changing Identities

Some trucking networks dissolve companies with safety violations and reopen under new names to avoid federal enforcement actions.

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OtherJun 4

Fire at Tata Steel Plant in Port Talbot Causes Production Line Damage

Emergency services responded to a fire at Tata Steel's Port Talbot facility, with residents advised to keep windows closed due to smoke.

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OtherMay 31

Power Outages Hit U.S. Virgin Islands Amid Weather and Wildfire Concerns

St. Thomas and St. John experienced multiple blackouts over the weekend due to power plant generation issues.

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OtherMay 31

Man Sentenced to Prison in Workplace Shooting Case

Mohamed Hared received a prison sentence for fatally shooting a coworker in an Amazon parking lot in Lakeville, Minnesota.

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