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A lioness killed the father of her three offspring. Experts call it a freak accident.

"There is not a case of this within recent memory where we've seen a lioness attack her mate," an expert said.

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Georgia middle school student arrested for stabbing teacher during class

The teacher was awake and talking to first responders following the stabbing, school officials said.

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Euroviews. Here's why Turkey cared about Jamal Khashoggi | View

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan knows what he potentially stands to gain (and lose) by positioning himself as a truth-teller in the volatile region.

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NYPD pulls nearly 3,000 body cameras after one explodes

The New York City Police Department has suspended use of almost 3,000 body cameras after one of them "exploded."

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Russia slams US plan to withdraw from nuclear treaty

Supporters say it sends a strong message to Russia. Critics say it tears up a landmark arms control treaty.

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Orthodox Jews break through stigma to advocate for addiction education

"The Orthodox attitude about drug problems is to stay quiet on the issue," said one rabbi working as an advocate for those fighting addiction.

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Australia beat their own world record on way to timbersports team world title

Australia won the STIHL Timbersports Team World Championship on Friday (October 19) in the English city of Liverpool, defeating the United States in the finale.

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Jumpers celebrate 39th anniversary of West Virginia bridge

West Virginia marks the 39th Anniversary of the New River Gorge Bridge Day.

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Small pony rescued after getting stuck in drain

This is the moment emergency crews rescued a small pony who had somehow got stuck in a water drain.

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Man gets 40 years for plotting to bomb Target stores to disrupt stock price

"If someone has to die so that I can make some money, so be it," Mark Charles Barnett allegedly said.

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Jamal Khashoggi's 'last piece' published by Washington Post

"The Post held off publishing it because we hoped Jamal would come back to us," Khashoggi's editor wrote. "Now I have to accept: That is not going to happen."

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Astronaut Nick Hague says there was no time to panic

"Training really takes over … training for every scenario that they can think of and this is one of those," said Hague.

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Famed Nevada brothel owner Dennis Hof dies

Hof, 72, was running for a state Assembly seat.

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Scuba divers take a Halloween tradition underwater

In Florida, locals put their own twist on the Halloween tradition of carving pumpkins - by taking it underwater.

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'No laughing matter': Police probe Savannah war statue prank

Authorities in Savannah, Georgia, said they are treating the matter as a trespassing incident: "Harming our historic monuments ... is no laughing matter."

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Mrs. America co-founder denies allegations of making racially bias remarks

David Marmel told NBC News that he did have a conversation about race with them in August but that the women were wrongly characterizing his statements.

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Man tries to carjack Houston news van then steals police car

When two police officers showed up, the carjacker pushed one of them down, dragged the other one out of the car drove off with their cruiser, KPRC and police said.

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Marie Antoinette's jewelry is for sale — and could fetch over $1M

The showpiece of the Antoinette collection is a diamond and natural pearl pendant that could fetch between $1 million to $2 million.

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Pentagon clears most of the grounded fleet of F-35 jets to fly following crash

More than 80 percent of the single seat, single engine jets have resumed their flight operations.

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Idaho commissioner who circulated 'nauseating' hunting photos resigns

The commissioner, Blake Fischer, wrote in an email with photos that he'd "shot a whole family of baboons."

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