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U.S. Yahoo7
'Time to eat, but not to fix my power': Drink dumped on electrician grabbing lunch after 12-hour shift
Two days after Hurricane Irma struck electrician Daniel Wilson stopped to get some food after a 12-hour shift.
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LifestyleChicago Tribune
Father reels from stepfather's rage
Dear Amy: I am a dad with two children, ages 11 and 8. Three months ago, we were at my mother and stepfather's house for a family cookout. My 8-year-old son was throwing "pops" on the ground (you know, those firecracker things that pop on cement). Well, apparently, my stepfather became angry and lunged at my son, picking him up by the throat, screaming in his face and throwing him onto the ground. This happened in the front yard, and all of the other adults were in the backyard. My daughter and my niece came running to the adults, crying, "Grandpa's choking 'Nick!'" The only witnesses were children aging from 8 to 14, but they all had the same story. When I came running into the front yard, my
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U.S. People
Arkansas Teacher Allegedly Had Sex with 4 Students and Told Teen 'How Good He Looked in Class'
Arkansas Teacher Accused of Having Sex with 4 Students
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World CNN
What happens if North Korea tests a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific?
North Korea has been working tirelessly on developing missiles that can reach the United States and its allies and pair them with a miniaturized nuclear warheads. After six nuclear tests and a succession of missile tests, the consensus is that Pyongyang is close. When asked when we'll know for sure if North Korea has a nuclear-tipped missile, nonproliferation expert Jeffrey Lewis sometimes responds with a bleak joke: "you'll see a giant bright light." Lewis, from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies' James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, agrees with most experts that we'll only know for certain when they do it. The United States military, however, operates under the assumption
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Entertainment Moviefone
Phallic Image Hidden in Children's Cartoon on Netflix Leads to Outrage and Jokes
A very detail-oriented parent got a big surprise while watching the children's cartoon "Maya the Bee" on Netflix.
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Politics AOL.comExpert: John Kelly's reactions to Trump signal he could have 'something wrong with him'
White House chief of staff John Kelly made waves earlier this week when he was photographed looking physically upset during President Trump's United Nations speech, raising eyebrows over his views of the 45th commander in chief.
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Celebrity Yahoo Style
Plus-size model posts dramatic before-and-after selfies: 'I prefer me at any weight as long as I'm happy'
Although people often assume La'Tecia Thomas was happier at her smaller size, she admits to lacking confidence or having any concept of her self-worth - something she discusses in-depth in a video on her YouTube channel.
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