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Canadian Man Smuggles 38 Turtles In Pants, Fined $2,600

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San Francisco: Tent City Remains Despite Friday Deadline

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IRS Hack Much Worse Than Initially Estimated, Accessed Over 700,000 Accounts

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Washington State Shooting: Five Dead In Murder-Suicide

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Filming Cops Ruling: ACLU To Appeal Against Philadelphia First Amendment Decision

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Woman Caught With Cocaine In Her Vagina, Say Customs Officials

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Mogadishu: Al-Shabaab Targets Somalia's SYL Hotel, Leaves At Least 12 Dead (BREAKING)

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Albany Racist Attack: Students Who Cried Racism To Face Assault Charges

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Biathlon Doping Officially A Problem

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Erin Andrews Trial: Dad Says She's A 'Shell Of Her Former Self'

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Christian Slater Sued By Dad For Defamation, Seeking $20 Million In Damages

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Egypt Sentences Christian Teens To Five Years Imprisonment For 'Insulting Islam'

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Kansas Shooting: Multiple People Dead, Others Injured In Excel Industries Shooting In Hesston (UPDATES, PHOTOS, BREAKING)

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Dolores O'Riordan: Cranberries Singer Fined For Assaulting Police Officers

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Report: LeSean McCoy To Avoid Charges In Connection With Nightclub Assault

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