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Month: November 2019

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‘Speak English, we’re in America,’ Socorro High substitute teacher is caught on video telling Hispanic student

SOCORRO, Texas — A substitute teacher who filled in earlier this week at Socorro High School is now under investigation after a video surfaced of her telling a male Hispanic student to, “Speak English, we’re in America.” In an exclusive interview with ABC-7, junior Carlos Cobian says he walked into class watching a soccer match

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Las Vegas police shoot man accused of attacking officers in a restricted area at McCarran International Airport

Police in Las Vegas shot a suspect who entered a restricted area at McCarran International Airport, where he attacked officers, authorities said Thursday. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police officers assigned to the airport were dispatched around 3:30 a.m. to a door alarm in one terminal of the airport in Paradise, officials said. Officers found the man

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Brick and mortar stores are hurting many retailers, but Nordstrom is pushing them as key to the company’s future

The growth of e-commerce has gutted many traditional retailers and led to the shuttering of brick-and-mortar stores. In response, many retail companies have shifted their focus away from physical stores and tried to rapidly grow their digital presence. But not Nordstrom. The company is doubling down on the importance of storefronts to its future. The

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Sam Hunt arrested for DUI in Nashville

Country singer Sam Hunt was arrested early Thursday for allegedly driving under the influence, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by CNN. Hunt, who’s known for such country hits as “Body Like a Back Road” and “Drinkin’ Too Much,” was stopped by police in East Nashville, Tennessee, after he was observed driving the wrong way

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Exclusive: FBI official under investigation after allegedly altering document in 2016 Russia probe

WASHINGTON, DC — An FBI official is under criminal investigation after allegedly altering a document related to 2016 surveillance of a Trump campaign adviser, several people briefed on the matter told CNN. The possibility of a substantive change to an investigative document is likely to fuel accusations from President Donald Trump and his allies that

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2 semi-truck crashes along slick Transmountain Road snarl commute traffic; at least 1 hurt

EL PASO, Texas — Two separate but nearby semi-truck crashes along a rain-slickened Transmountain Road late Thursday afternoon snarled traffic and injured at least one person. The crashes happened along Transmountain at mile-marker 20 on the eastern edge of Franklin Mountains State Park near the museums. One semi crashed into some guardrails, while the other

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