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One year ago, a right-wing march in Charlottesville ended in violence

One year ago, a right-wing extremist march in Charlottesville ended in deadly violence. The US city is still struggling to find the right way to deal with the events.

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Officials admit "Holy Fire" not under control

Hundreds of firefighters are battling what's been dubbed a "Holy Fire" in California that threatens to engulf the city of Lake Elsinore

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Euroviews. Venezuela is in free fall and the world is watching it happen | View

The seeds of this crisis were planted in 1999, but the chaos has flourished under President Nicolas Maduro and his incompetent, corrupt ideologues.

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Russia calls fresh US sanctions "illegal"

The Kremlin says it's begun working on retaliatory measures after seeing it's rouble currency hit a two-year low because of the sanctions.

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Ford celebrates production of its 10 millionth Mustang

Ford Motor Co. marked the production of the 10 millionth Mustang with celebrations at the automaker's headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan, as well as at the Flat Rock Assembly Plant, where the iconic sports car is made.

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Euroviews. Banning steak isn't the best way to slow climate change | View

Now more then ever, it's vital that we continue holding transportation's feet to the fire.

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California wildfire becomes largest in state history

At more than 443 square miles, the Mendocino Complex fire surpassed the Thomas Fire in December as the state's largest in recorded history.

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Colorado officials release bear that trashed car

Travellers in Colorado are being urged to lock their cars when they're in bear country.

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Manned space flights to resume from U.S. soil

The first flights to the International Space Station from the U.S. are due to take off in 2019 using commercially-funded craft built by SpaceX and Boeing

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Weinstein seeks to have sex assault case dropped, citing new email evidence

Weinstein's attorneys argue that newly unearthed emails from the Weinstein Company bankruptcy prove that a rape case against him in New York should be dropped.

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NBC Left Field: More young Christians become priests and nuns

The number of millennials becoming priests and nuns has slightly increased over the years, with the Catholic Church also working hard to bring young people into the fold.

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Euroviews. Cher has redefined herself a dozen times, but always remained a true diva | View

She is an entertainer so durable and consistently excellent that we joke she'll outlast human civilization

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Ghost guns: Officials fear a new era of untraceable firearms

Online gun kits include nearly assembled firearms and the tools to finish the job. Police say they're seeing more and more of these 'ghost guns.'

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Manhunt underway for suspect in murder of President George H. W. Bush's former doctor

The suspect may have targeted the surgeon because his mother died on the operating table over 20 years ago, police said Wednesday.

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CBS names big-time law firms to probe Moonves allegations

Former Manhattan U.S. Attorney Mary Jo White and ex-Manhattan prosecutor Nancy Kestenbaum will lead the probe.

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Alex Jones' attorney argues that Sandy Hook defamation suit should be dismissed

"Maybe it's fringe speech. Maybe it's dangerous speech, but it is not defamation," an attorney for Jones said.

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Hackers charged with stealing 15 million credit and debit card numbers

The hackers targeted businesses, with some having previously acknowledged that they were attacked, including Chipotle and Chili's.

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Judge blocks release of blueprints for 3D-printed guns

"There is a possibility of irreparable harm because of the way these guns can be made," the judge said.

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Suspected shark thief charged with felony robbery

Miss Helen "is alive and well" after the ordeal, Jenny Spellman, the aquarium's general manager, told NBC News on Monday night.

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Man shot dead by police who confused him for burglar he just killed

"This is a very heartbreaking and tragic situation for everyone involved," Aurora Police Department Chief Nick Metz said in a statement.

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