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Charges Dropped Against Conservative Speaker Lucian Wintrich After UConn Altercation
Charges have been dropped against a conservative commentator who grabbed a woman after she took a copy of his speech at the University of Connecticut titled “It’s OK To Be White.” The woman who took the papers has now been charged instead.
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Conservative Commentator Arrested After Brawl Breaks Out at UConn Event
A conservative commentator giving a speech at the University of Connecticut was arrested Tuesday after a fight broke out at a speech titled, “It’s OK To Be White.”
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How to Protect Your Kids From Dog Bites
Over four million people are bitten by dogs each year and children are more likely to suffer serious injuries. Here are some tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics to help prevent kids from getting bit by dogs and information on what you can do if a dog does bite.
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Texas Woman Who Adopted ‘Overlooked' Senior Pet: She Fit Right Into My Doggy Life
Jill Karnicki was watching local news on a Saturday morning when she first learned about Ginger, a 14-year-old shepherd mix. Each week, the Houston Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals brings an adoptable pet to a local TV station to highlight as the “Pet of the Week.” The group brought Ginger with the hope of finding the older...
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Dogs From Puerto Rico Get 2nd Chance
Every shelter pet has a story. Some have overcome extraordinary odds while others traveled great distances to get a second lease on life.
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New Federal Guidelines Issued for Service, Emotional Animals on Planes
The government is telling airlines and passengers how it will enforce rules governing animals that people bring on planes. The Transportation Department said Thursday that airline employees can bar any animal they consider a safety threat. Airlines, however, can be punished if they ban an entire dog or cat breed, such as pit bulls.
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Who Needs a Real ID Come Oct. 1?
Less than a year from the deadline that requires all U.S. residents to obtain a Real ID if they fly domestically without a passport, the Illinois Secretary of State’s Office announced some Driver Services facilities in the Chicago area will change their hours for Real ID applicants.
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Chicago-Area Facilities Begin New Hours for Real ID Applicants
Less than a year from the deadline that requires all U.S. residents to obtain a Real ID if they fly domestically without a passport, the Illinois Secretary of State’s Office announced some Driver Services facilities in the Chicago area will change their hours for Real ID applicants.
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Chicago-Area Facilities Extend Hours for Real ID Applicants
Beginning Monday, driver’s license offices across Illinois will be adjusting their hours for Real ID applications. Sandra Torres reports.
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Chicago-Area Facilities Changing Hours for Real ID Applicants Starting Monday
Less than a year from the deadline that requires all U.S. residents to obtain a Real ID if they fly domestically without a passport, the Illinois Secretary of State’s Office announced some Driver Services facilities in the Chicago area will change their hours for Real ID applicants.
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For Trans Activists, Recent Setbacks Temper Long-Term Hopes
Amid their annual vigils for transgender homicide victims, trans rights activists in the U.S. are trying to maintain long-term optimism even as many hard-won protections are under threat. Just a few weeks ago, President Donald Trump’s administration argued before the Supreme Court that employers should be allowed to fire workers because they are transgender. The administration also has moved to...
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Some Chicago-Area Facilities Changing Hours for Real ID Applicants
Less than a year from the deadline that requires all U.S. residents to obtain a Real ID if they fly domestically without a passport, the Illinois Secretary of State’s Office announced some Driver Services facilities in the Chicago area will change their hours for Real ID applicants.
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2nd Woman Alleges Sexual Assault After Attending River North Bar
A second victim has publicly come forward saying she was sexually assaulted after going to a bar in Chicago’s River North neighborhood.
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Ballroom Dancers Say Immigration Clampdown Hurting Business
When no Americans replied to her ads seeking a dance instructor, studio owner Chris Sabourin looked overseas. But she was stymied again by a federal tightening of visa application rules she and others contend is hampering the ballroom dance industry. Sabourin had to eventually give up after a year and thousands of dollars trying to hire a top ballroom dancer...
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Democrat Steve Bullock Ends Struggling Presidential Campaign
Montana Gov. Steve Bullock announced Monday that he’s ending his Democratic presidential campaign, saying it’s become clear that he won’t have a shot at being his party’s nominee. The two-term governor and former state attorney general tried to make the case that he was the best bet to beat President Donald Trump because he was the only Democratic candidate to...
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Mom-and-Pop Retailers Gear Up for Small Business Saturday, as Towns Try to Stoke Excitement
Independent retailers are gearing up for Small Business Saturday, a day used to promote mom-and-pop retailers, and many towns are doing their best to support the effort. In 2018, an estimated 104 million consumers shopped at independent retailers and restaurants on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. They spent $17.8 billion, the most since the shopping event was created by American Express...
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Dead Fetus Found in Bathroom of Upper Marlboro Restaurant
Police in Prince George’s County, Maryland, are investigating after a dead fetus was found in the women’s bathroom of a restaurant.
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Deadly Earthquake Rattles Albania
At least 21 people are dead and hundreds more are hurt after a 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck about 20 miles northwest of Albania’s capital Tirana. Rescue teams were still searching for people trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings.
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Rescuers Comb Building Rubble After Albanian Quake Kills 21
Rescue crews with excavators searched for survivors trapped in toppled apartment buildings and hotels Tuesday as the death toll from a powerful pre-dawn earthquake in Albania climbed to 21, with more than 600 people injured. The magnitude-6.4 quake was felt across the southern Balkans and was followed by multiple aftershocks, with several above magnitude 5. In nearby Bosnia, another temblor...
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Maryland Widow Suing State for Mix-Up Over Husband's Remains
A widow is suing Maryland state officials after receiving the wrong remains for her husband who had donated his body to science.