Gun Found With Victim's Fingerprints In Charlotte Killing
In Charlotte, a loaded gun recovered at the scene of Keith Scott's fatal shooting by police bore fingerprints and DNA matching Scott. Protests followed as the family pressed for their own video release while officials cited ongoing investigations led by the state.
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Cruz Endorses Trump in Election Day Vote
Sen. Ted Cruz announces he will vote for Donald Trump on Election Day after months of disagreement and at times personal tension. He cites preventing Hillary Clinton’s victory and notes a prior pledge to endorse the Republican nominee.
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State Department finds more Clinton emails
The State Department disclosed 5600 work related emails from a deleted disk tied to Hillary Clinton's private server. The judge ordered production of up to 1050 pages in three batches before the November election, with the first due October 4.
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Obama vetoes bill allowing lawsuits against Saudi Arabia
President Obama vetoed a bipartisan measure that would let families of 9/11 victims sue Saudi Arabia over alleged support for hijackers. The veto could complicate an override vote, as lawmakers weigh geopolitics and potential US retaliation warnings from the White House. The bill would pierce sovereign immunity to allow U.S. courts to hear such cases.
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Goat Man honored at Ig Nobel ceremony at Harvard
Scientist Thomas Thwaites who lived as a goat for three days in Switzerland received an Ig Nobel during the Harvard University ceremony. He wore a custom prosthetic to walk on all fours and even ate grass, using a makeshift rumen and magnetic brain zaps to mute speech.
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