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Investigators are still working to figure out why a shooter killed 2 people at an Oregon Safeway. Here’s what we know

By Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN As shoppers at a grocery in Bend, Oregon, meandered down aisles and considered produce choices Sunday night, a 20-year-old gunman burst into the Safeway store and began firing, killing two people and injuring at least two others. Police responded to the Forum Shopping Center around 7 p.m., authorities said. Rushing in,

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Union Pacific Employee killed in El Paso train derailment

UPDATE (08/30): The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the derailment. Police confirm the man that died is 49-year-old Mario Aurelio Navarro, who was the train conductor. Investigators with the Police Department’s Crimes Against Persons Unit determined that earlier work was being done on a portion of the track and a derailment device had been

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El actor mexicano Eugenio Derbez tuvo un accidente y se fracturó uno de sus hombros, informa su compañía

olivertapia (CNN Español) — El actor mexicano Eugenio Derbez tuvo un accidente en el que se fracturó algunos huesos del hombro, según informó 3Pas Studios, casa productora fundada por el actor. Mediante un comunicado publicado el martes, 3Pas Studios indicó que el productor y actor mexicano tuvo un accidente en el que se fracturó algunos

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Pakistan floods caused by ‘monsoon on steroids,’ says UN chief in urgent appeal

By Sophia Saifi, Kathleen Magramo, Mayumi Maruyama and Angela Dewan, CNN UN Secretary General António Guterres on Tuesday warned that the world is “sleepwalking” into environmental destruction, as he launched a flash $160 million appeal for flood-ravaged Pakistan. More than 1,100 people have been killed and 33 million others impacted in one of the country’s

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High schools across the country launch first AP African American studies course

By Meron Moges-Gerbi, CNN Sixty high schools across the United States have started offering Advanced Placement courses on African American studies amid the nationwide upheaval over race-based curriculum. The College Board, a non-profit organization, announced a pilot program in February and courses began this month with the start of the school year. The curriculum will

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