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Laundrie’s Florida neighbors say family appeared to go ‘camping’ after boyfriend returned from Wyoming

Laundrie’s Florida neighbors say family appeared to go ‘camping’ after boyfriend returned from Wyoming

by 5 years agoUncategorized

The neighbors of the Laundrie family in North Port, Fla. – the would-be in-laws of deceased 22-year-old Gabrielle Petito – told Fox News on Wednesday that about a…

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Sen. John Cornyn: Biden border policies are ‘designed to fail,’ expect crisis to continue

by 5 years agoUncategorized

Texas senator John Cornyn (R) blasted the Biden administration on “America Reports” for its mixed messaging on the border.

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‘The Postman’ Poulter delivers, annoys come Ryder Cup time

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Ian Poulter is a very good player who is writing the closing chapters of a very good career — 17 worldwide victories, $27 million in earnings and no…

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Al Sharpton to tour Haitian migrant encampment in Del Rio, Texas

Al Sharpton to tour Haitian migrant encampment in Del Rio, Texas

by 5 years agoUncategorized

Al Sharpton and a group of ministers will tour the Haitian immigrant camp on the southern U.S. border in Del Rio, Texas.

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Response to Haitian migrant surge leaves other parts of border unsecured: ‘We’re unguarded’

Response to Haitian migrant surge leaves other parts of border unsecured: ‘We’re unguarded’

by 5 years agoUncategorized

As officials scramble to cope with the flood of Haitian migrants to the Del Rio bridge, multiple sources say that the response — including a surge in agents…

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Florida makes quarantine optional for exposed students

Florida makes quarantine optional for exposed students

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A day after assuming his job, Florida’s newly appointed surgeon general on Wednesday signed new rules allowing parents to decide whether their children should quarantine or stay in…

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US seeks answers to why Europe keeps winning Ryder Cup

US seeks answers to why Europe keeps winning Ryder Cup

by 5 years agoUncategorized

The Americans bring the type of credentials that make them favorites in just about every Ryder Cup, and this year is no different.

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CFP expansion stalls as commissioners sort through issues

CFP expansion stalls as commissioners sort through issues

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A plan to expand the College Football Playoff stalled Wednesday when the management committee was unable to come to a consensus on a whether to grow the postseason…

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Photo of ‘White’ sign ‘unintentionally’ placed on water fountain, school says

Photo of ‘White’ sign ‘unintentionally’ placed on water fountain, school says

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A photo of a sign labeled “white” was placed above a drinking fountain at a North Carolina high school, prompting outrage among parents and students.

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Maxine Waters: Treatment of Haitian migrants worse than slavery

Maxine Waters: Treatment of Haitian migrants worse than slavery

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Congressional Democrats discussed the treatment of Haitian migrants arriving at the southern border, claiming what occurred was “worse than what we witnessed in slavery.”

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  • Marcus Freeman, Notre Dame silence doubters by knocking off top-ranked Miami, solidifying their CFP ranking

    The Miami Hurricanes mounted a dramatic comeback without Malachi Toney, but Notre Dame held on in a thriller with college football playoff stakes.

  • Three teens, adult charged with murder after woman finds her teenage son dead in abandoned home

    Austin Payne's mother tracked his cellphone to an abandoned Albany, Georgia, residence after the 15-year-old called to say he had been shot.

  • Georgia dominates Ole Miss, moves closer to SEC championship game and College Football Playoff berth

    Georgia's clock-eating rushing attack and Gunner Stockton's three touchdown passes overwhelmed Ole Miss as the Bulldogs silenced Trinidad Chambliss.

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    Ritsuko Nakayama, who achieved the first perfect game in women's professional bowling, died at 84 after helping ignite Japan's 1970s bowling boom.

  • 13th-ranked Tennessee dismantles sixth-ranked Kentucky to stay alive in College Football Playoff race

    The Tennessee Volunteers crushed No. 6 Kentucky 34-6 as DeSean Bishop rushed for 109 yards and two touchdowns to keep their CFP hopes alive.