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FERGUSON, MO. Michael Brown’s parents to sue city, officer, lawyer says   LOCAL  Correction  Police: National Championship crowd could have been handled bet

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A Franklin County judge criticized Columbus City Schools on Wednesday for putting Spanish-language classes at East High School in the hands of a long-term substitute who didn’t know Spanish and

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YOUR WORLD NEWS DAY 5  February 2015 North Korea Kim Jong Un Give Orders... Prepare for war with the United States North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un has issued orders that his country should

YOUR WORLD NEWS DAY 05  MARCH 2014 Seoul, South Korea   A mild breakfast meeting in Seoul turned into a over drama as U.S. Envoy Mark Lippert dined with Seoul officials.  Lippert wa

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WASHINGTON (AP) -- A Justice Department investigation found sweeping patterns of racial bias within the Ferguson, Missouri, police department, with officers routinely discriminating against blacks by

It’s been reported for years that night shift work increases health risks. Now, a new analysis of data from the largest and longest running study of women’s health adds to the evidence wit

Christopher Gray wins $40,000 deal and sets off epic debate between investors by Kandia Johnson   On the latest episode of the hit ABC show Shark Tank, Drexel student Christopher Gray, Co-Foun

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Jaime Prisco (j.prisco@classicalite.com)     Iconic soul singer, Chaka Khan, will open BRIC’s 37th annual Celebrate Brooklyn! Performance Arts Festival. The show, which will take pl

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