Not guilty plea in protest attack context across multiple cases
Ohio man James Fields pleads not guilty to federal hate crime charges in Charlottesville for the Aug 12 car attack that killed Heather Heyer and injured many. Other items include Therese Okoumou's Manhattan court appearance for climbing the Statue of Liberty and a Dallas shooting incident involving a carjacker.
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Charlottesville
Ohio
Virginia
James Alex Fields Jr
Maumee
Toledo
U.S. District Court
Fields
Heather Heyer
New York
Manhattan
Therese Okoumou
Okoumou
U.S
Congo
Trump
U.s.-Mexico
Michelle Obama
Patricia
Dallas
West Camp Wisdom Road
Duncanville
Ricky Wright
Trump narrows list for Supreme Court vacancy renomination
President Trump said he has narrowed the field to two to four finalists for the Supreme Court seat vacated by Anthony Kennedy. Top contenders include Amy Coney Barrett Brett Kavanaugh and Raymond Kethledge. A decision is expected soon with a prime time announcement planned Monday night.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Supreme Court
Anthony Kennedy
Trump
Air Force One
Montana
Federal Appeals Court
Amy Coney Barrett
Brett Kavanaugh
Raymond
Kethledge
GOP
U.S
Rand Paul
Kentucky
Kavanaugh
Paul
Ted Cruz
Texas
Mike Lee
Utah
White House
Senate
Chuck Schumer
D-N.y
Schumer
Amesbury reopens as Novichok scare returns in town
In Amesbury England residents face renewed fear as a local couple falls ill from Novichok like the Skripals, prompting calls for Russia to explain and urging tests and decontamination while life resumes in a town near Stonehenge.
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Amesbury
England
Stonehenge Monument
Novichok
Soviet Union
Stonehenge
NATO
Russia
West
Britain
Sergei Skripal
Yulia
Salisbury
Kremlin
Sajid Javid
Javid
Pompeo Faces North Korea Talks Amid War Dead Return
Secretary Pompeo travels to Pyongyang as the Trump administration pushes for North Korea to repatriate identified American war dead. About 200 sets of remains are believed held by Pyongyang, with 5,300 missing U.S. personnel nationwide. The issue adds emotional leverage before disarmament talks.
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South Korea
U.S
Mike Pompeo
Pyongyang
North Korea
Pompeo
Kim Jong UN
Donald Trump
Washington
Trump
Kim
Department of Defense
Shin Beomchul
Asan Institute For Policy Studies
Center For Security and Unification
Silence across newsrooms honors Capital Gazette victims
Newsrooms nationwide paused at 2 33 p m local time to honor five Capital Gazette victims killed a week earlier in Annapolis. The remembrance spread from Baltimore to New York AP and other papers with staff and editors reading names and reflecting on journalistic safety and solidarity.
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Maryland
Capital Gazette
Rick Hutzell
Baltimore Sun
New York
Associated Press
Manhattan
Virginian Pilot
Norfolk, Va
Jane Harper
American Society of News Editors
Globe
The
Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
Federal
Clytie Bunyan
Courier Jour
Nal
Louisville
Joel Christopher
Sally Buzbee
Jimmie Gates
University of Maryland
Philip Merrill College of Journalism
Rob Hiaasen
Gerald Fischman
John McNamara
Wendi Winters
Rebecca Smith
Jarrod Ramos
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Miami
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Vance Spath
Brooke Brzozowske
McClatchy
Spath
U.S. Air Force
John Baker
Baker
George W. Bush
Justice Field
Elaine Read
Kings Arms
Dawn Sturgess
Read
Dawn
Charlie
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