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Month: December 2019

Nashville police seeking suspect in fatal stabbing of two men, including brother of San Francisco 49ers quarterback

Police in Nashville have identified a suspect in the stabbing death of Clayton Beathard, the younger brother of San Francisco 49ers player C.J. Beathard, and another man. Arrest warrants were taken out Monday night against Michael D. Mosley, 23, charging him with two counts of criminal homicide and one count of attempted criminal homicide, the

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North Korea’s ‘Christmas gift’ could be a new anti-US hard-line policy, source says

North Korea is planning to adopt a hard-line policy toward the United States that involves taking denuclearization off the table amid perceptions that President Donald Trump is vulnerable politically, a source familiar with the North Korean leadership’s current mindset told CNN. The source said this new policy is likely the so-called “Christmas gift” floated by

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Woman accused of driving drunk and crashing into elderly woman’s home has four prior DWI convictions

Margaret Cantu, 41, who allegedly drove drunk and crashed into an elderly woman’s home has four prior driving while intoxicated convictions, according to an arrest affidavit. The victim Ruriko Denison, 87, suffered life-threatening injuries including a fractured left leg, a fractured right wrist, a fractured lower back and a fractured upper jaw. According to court

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Disney advierte que su nueva película de Star Wars podría desencadenar ataques en personas con epilepsia

(CNN) — “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker”, la muy esperada conclusión de la saga Skywalker, podría desencadenar ataques en personas fotosensibles, advirtió Walt Disney Studios. La compañía emitió un comunicado conjunto con la Fundación para la Epilepsia advirtiendo a los espectadores que la película contiene “varias secuencias con imágenes y luces intermitentes sostenidas” que

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Minnesota’s first presidential primary in decades faces legal challenge over Trump-only ballot

Minnesota’s first presidential primary in nearly 30 years is facing a legal challenge over the Republican party ballot, which only lists President Donald Trump. Jim Martin, a small-business operator and political independent, filed a lawsuit over the March 3 primary objecting to a new state law allowing party chairs to determine who appears on primary

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