Tornadoes Kill Nine Across East Texas and Surrounding States
Tornadoes ripped through an East Texas county Saturday evening killing at least four people and injuring dozens. High winds and floods caused additional deaths in Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma with states of emergency declared.
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Idaho man receives 28 year federal sentence in hate driven killing
Kelly Schneider of Nampa admitted a federal hate crime for attacking Steven Nelson at a remote wildlife refuge, kicking him up to 30 times with steel toed boots while slurring him. He received a 28 year federal term and earlier a concurrent 28 year state sentence for first degree murder.
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Hackers claim access to dozens of shows beyond Orange Is the New Black
The DarkOverlord group says it stole from Larson Studios and lists titles including ABCs The Catch NBCs Celebrity Apprentice CBSs NCIS Los Angeles and Fox New Girl alongside the upcoming Orange Is the New Black season. The report also notes a White House invitation to Duterte to Washington to counter North Korea amid rights concerns and UPS workers pressing for a contract settlement via a shareholder ad as a union plans potential strikes.
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Trump vows protection for pre existing conditions in health plan
President Trump told CBS News that the new Republican health care proposal would protect people with pre existing conditions while implying changes via high risk pools. Speaker Ryan supports allowing states to deny coverage for those conditions if they create high risk pools, a stance Democrats oppose.
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Trump eyes changing libel laws to ease suits
White House chief of staff Reince Priebus said the administration has looked at potential libel law changes that would let Trump sue news organizations for unfavorable coverage. He noted the high bar of actual malice and warned media to report responsibly while discussing broader facts around Russia contacts.
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