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Wrestler's being forced to cut his dreadlocks sparks civil rights probe

"My opinion is that this was a combination of an abuse of power, racism, and just plain negligence," said Olympic wrestler Jordan Burroughs.

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Colorado police looking for 'Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Burglar'

Woman disguised as Santa's reindeer captured on surveillance video during a burglary.

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Young women are talking about consent. Social venues are following suit.

Affirmative consent is coming into practice in everyday venues such as yoga studios and dance clubs.

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Euroviews. America is abandoning the Syrians whose lives were destroyed by ISIS

If the world turns away, ISIS could come back. And everything Syrians have worked for will be destroyed again.

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Wrestling ref benched after forcing high-schooler to cut locks before match

The same referee was reportedly accused by a fellow official of using a racial slur in 2016.

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Euroviews. Mattis' resignation is one of most consequential of Trump's presidency

Ultimately, the next secretary of defence’s primary responsibility must be to speak truth to power.

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Euroviews. 'Aquaman' raises serious environmental questions but few solutions

Superhero stories love to imagine the end of the world, but don't have much to offer in the face of actual global catastrophes.

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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is resigning

In his resignation letter to Trump, Mattis implicitly criticized him for not being "clear-eyed" about U.S. enemies and competitors.

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Euroviews. It's time for Congress to protect Facebook users, since Facebook won't

The company's inability or unwillingness to change its ways makes America, and Americans, less secure.

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Yemeni mom arrives in U.S. to see dying son

The boy's father thanked "people all over the world" for supporting his wife's plight.

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Actress says she was fired from CBS because she 'did not want to be harassed'

"I did not over-react. I did I took a job and, because I did not want to be harassed, I was fired," Eliza Dushku said in a new op-ed.

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Rare tornado damages homes in Washington state

A rare tornado touched down in a Seattle suburb on Tuesday, damaging several homes and toppling trees.

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The food exhibition with the 'Yuck' factor

World's most vomit-inducing foods go on display in Los Angeles

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US to withdraw forces out of Syria as Trump declares victory over ISIL

"We have defeated ISIL in Syria," said US President Donald Trump.

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Euroviews. If someone threatens suicide on social media, here's what you can do

Most people don’t know what to say or do when someone makes a statement like Pete Davidson's in “real life”.

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Les Moonves will not get his $120 million severance from CBS, board says

Moonves, former CEO of CBS, agreed to depart the company in September amid allegations of sexual misconduct.

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Accused Statue of Liberty climber said she had nightmares about kids in cages

Prosecutors say Theresa Okoumou endangered herself, rescuers and thousands of Liberty Island visitors when she climbed to the feet of the statue on July 4th.

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Mother can't see her dying 2-year-old due to Trump's travel ban: Advocates

"My wife's calling me every day wanting to kiss and hold her son for that one last time," said the father, a U.S. citizen whose son is in a California hospital.

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Ex-Trump advisor Roger Stone admits to spreading lies online

Stone had accused a Chinese businessman of making illegal donations to Hillary Clinton, among other things.

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Critics decry decision to let Florida police use 'stand your ground'

Allowing police to invoke the law only "makes it harder for our justice system to deliver justice in these cases," one critic said.

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