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Former President Trump Throws Reporter's Phones and Ejects Him from Plane

Manhattan, NY

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MANHATTAN - A teen was lured to a spot near the Port Authority bus terminal where he was beaten with a bottle and robbed in broad daylight by a group of five men and one woman, cops say.

Muggers Strike Teen in Head with Bottle

Chicago, IL

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When questions were asked about notification on door of Police building, sign was quickly removed. An apparent measles outbreak has been discovered within the Chicago Police District, causing concern among both authorities and the public. The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) is actively investigating the situation and has taken immediate steps to contain the spread of the disease.

News Channel Accidently Stumbles on Apparent Measles outbreak at Chicago Police District

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Berkeley, CA

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Update, June 6: Former KTVU news anchor Frank Somerville was arrested again in Berkeley hours after being released from jail early Tuesday morning, authorities report. Somerville was arrested at 4:20 a.m. on suspicion of driving under the influence after showing up at his parents' home in the 800 block of Indian Rock Avenue and repeatedly ringing the doorbell, Berkeley police said.

Frank Somerville arrested twice in Berkeley in just 10 hours

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Aurora, CO

David Heitz

The Aurora City Council will consider during a study session Monday restricting RVs to parking only 24 hours on a public-street in a seven-day period. “Currently Aurora allows a recreational vehicle to park on a public right-of-way for up to five days,” according to a memo from the City Attorney’s Office to the council. “This ordinance reduces the five days to twenty-four hours during any seven day period to be as strict as Denver’s ordinances.” RVs and campers in violation of the ordinance will be towed and impounded.

Aurora targets people living in RVs, campers

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How the nurses' strike on Tuesday 7 February will affect you

On Tuesday the NHS in England will be recovering from one of the biggest strikes in its history. But there will not be much respite. While...

How the nurses' strike on Tuesday 7 February will affect you

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