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SC Officers To Be Charged After 2 Patients Drowned In Van During Hurricane Florence

Herb Kelleher, Co-Founder Of Southwest Airlines, Dies At 87

GOP Candidate Asks North Carolina Court To Declare He Won

Early Shooting Barrage Lifts Mavs To Rare Road Victory

Zoo Intern Killed In Lion Attack, 8 Shots Needed To Subdue The Animal

Daryl Dragon, Of ‘The Captain And Tennille,’ Dead At 76

Trump Meets Dems, Says Shutdown ‘Could Be A Long Time’

Pro Wrestling Interviewer ‘Mean Gene’ Okerlund Dies

NC Court: Trump Campaign Not Responsible In Gun Assault Claim

Washington Bans Anyone Under 21 From Buying Assault Rifles

Walker, Monk Lead Hornets Past Magic, 125-100

GOP And Democrats Trade Blame For Shutdown, No Deal In Sight

White House, Congressional Democrats See No Deal On Shutdown

US Says 8-Year-Old Guatemalan Boy Has Died In Custody

Paul McCartney Tells Fans: Don’t Be Like Me And Eat Too Much

Vermont Community Attempts To Make World’s Largest S’more

Christmas Stalemate In Washington Over Border Wall, Shutdown

White House: Trump Would Accept Less Money For Border Wall

Ryan, Falcons Hand Panthers 7th Straight Loss, 24-10

6 Hurt When Car Crashes Into Church, Shatters Stained Glass

Williams’ 7 3-pointers Lift Hornets Past Pistons 98-86

Federal Shutdown Begins After Lawmakers Fail To Reach Deal

Midnight Shutdown Seems All But Certain As Talks Continue On Capitol Hill

Colorado Police Arrest Fiance Of Woman Who Disappeared

House GOP Approves Trump’s Wall Money As Shutdown Looms

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ Letter To President Trump

Mattis Resigning As Pentagon Chief After Clashes With Trump

US To Withdraw All American Troops In Syria, Official Says

Charlotte Among Cities Named In Bloomberg Climate Challenge

Driverless Cars Start Delivering Groceries

Trump Administration Moves To Ban Bump Stocks

Senate Overwhelmingly Passes Criminal Justice Overhaul

Actress And Director Penny Marshall Dies At Age 75

Trump Administration Moves To Ban Bump Stocks

Missouri Poacher Ordered To Repeatedly Watch ‘Bambi’

Federal Judge Delays Flynn Sentencing Hearing

Missouri Poacher Ordered To Repeatedly Watch ‘Bambi’ As Punishment

Two Chicago Officers Die After Being Struck By Train

Fresh Prince Star Sues Maker Of Video Games Fortnite, NBA 2K For Using His Dance

California Withdraws ‘Text Tax’ After FCC Ruling

Death Of 7-Year-Old Immigrant Girl Highlights Communication Barriers On Border

White House Closer To Partial Shutdown With Mexico Border Wall Demand

Investigations Look At Trump’s Life From All Angles

Police Visit ‘Saturday Night Live’ Star After Instagram Post

FILE - In this Dec. 11, 2018 file photo, Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke speaks after an order withdrawing federal protections for countless waterways and wetland was signed, at EPA headquarters in Washington. Trump says on Saturday, Dec. 15, Zinke leaving administration at end of year, successor to be announced next week.(AP Photo/Cliff Owen)

Interior Secretary Zinke Resigning, Cites ‘Vicious’ Attacks

UNC System Rejects $5M Plan To House Confederate Statue

Facebook Says Bug May Have Exposed Photos On 7M Users

Michael Cohen Claims Trump Knew Hush Money Payments Wrong

Today Marks Six Years Since The Sandy Hook Elementary School Massacre In Connecticut

US Traces Lettuce Outbreak To At Least 1 California Farm

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