Winter Storm Goliath leaves 43 dead across states
Across Texas Oklahoma Missouri Illinois Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee Alabama and more severe weather left 43 dead as Winter Storm Goliath unleashed tornadoes floods snow and ice. A deadly EF-4 tornado struck Dallas area while emergency crews rescued drivers and responders faced blizzard like conditions and widespread outages.
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Weather Service
Goliath
Texas
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Garland
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Oklahoma
Rogers County
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Chris Buck
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National Weather Service
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Missouri
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Indiana
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Associated Press
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Tamir Rice shooting sparks protests in Cleveland
A grand jury did not charge Loehmann or his partner after Tamir Rice, 12, was shot within two seconds of the cruiser stopping. Prosecutors cited conflicting details about the pellet gun and the caller’s impression. Barricades formed outside a Cleveland courthouse as demonstrators gathered in the cold rain to honor Tamir and other Black Lives Matter cases.
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Oklahoma
Mary Fallin
Tahlequah
Illinois River
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Comanche County
Jackson County
Harmon County
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Tamir
Cleveland
U.S
Ferguson
Missouri
New York City
Loehmann
Frank Garmback
McGinty
Robocall rules curb debt collection on student loans
The article discusses how repayments may improve with modern technology and robocalls restricted to reach borrowers, noting Nelnet's 2013 halt of manual dialing, delays up to 328 days for some contacts, and FCC actions in June. senators and advocates argue for easier tools to help repayment while stressing consumer consent and consumer protections.
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Informa
Commission
Tom Wheeler
Consumers Union
Tim Marvin
Congress
Sen. Warren
Budget standoff persists after Wolf deal vote collapse
Governor Wolf and lawmakers grapple with a $30.8 billion budget framework and a $1 billion tax hike while companion school aid and university subsidies linger in the House. House Republicans balked at spending and tax increases, contributing to the pension reform bill's defeat and raising questions about funding sources for key items.
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Penn State
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Pitt
Lincoln
University of Pennsylvania
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