Top news stories of 2016 shaped by elections and terror
The AP poll names the Trump Clinton presidential race as the top story, followed by Britons vote to exit the EU. Other major items include police shootings in Dallas and Baton Rouge, the Pulse nightclub attack in Orlando, ISIS driven terror, Wikileaks email releases, and the Aleppo siege.
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Donald Trump
Hillary Clinton
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European Union
Islamic State
Britain
Edward VIII
Trump Tower
New York City
Bernie Sanders
Trump
White House
Congress
David Cameron
Theresa May
Dallas
Minnesota
Louisiana
WikiLeaks
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Debbie Wasserman Schultz
DNC
CIA
Russia
Ohio
John Kasich
Kasich
Cavaliers win ends 52-year title drought in Ohio
The Cavaliers led by LeBron James won the NBA Finals, ending Cleveland’s 52-year championship drought, with nearly 1 million parade revelers. Ohio’s top year included John Glenn’s death, Harambe controversy, Indians Cubs World Series, and rising overdose deaths.
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John Glenn
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Glenn
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Cavaliers
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Cubs
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