According to his family, an Ohio man is expected to recover after being stung approximately 20,000 times by bees and ingesting about
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Bill Turnbull, the beloved British broadcaster who hosted BBC Breakfast for 15 years, died at 66. Turnbull’s family issued a statement in
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According to multiple reports, a 26-year-old airport worker died after her hair became entangled in machinery at Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport
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The picture above shows eight years old Isaac and six years old Rosa with arms linked and looking into the camera. These
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William West, an African American, entered the prison at Leavenworth in the United States on May 1, 1903. He went through the
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Wingstop is “calling for a breakup” among consumers and their present chicken sandwich choices by introducing their signature chicken sandwich nationwide. The
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Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, who played a significant role in ending the Cold War, died Tuesday at 91. Russian media said
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More than 100,000 Postal Workers are ready to go on strike tomorrow–leaving many households without their posts. Regarded as the ‘biggest strike
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Sarah Beeny, 50, is a real estate expert who is well-known for shows such as Help! My House Is Falling Apart and
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It’s a First Alert Day in the Valley for risky heat. An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect today and the day
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Colin Kaepernick and his partner, Nessa Diab, have added a new member to their family. Diab introduced the birth of their first
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According to medical authorities, at least ten people died, and over 200 were wounded in fierce clashes that flared up in Baghdad’s
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Three people, including the suspected shooter, died in an attack on Sunday night at a grocery shop in Bend, Oregon, police. Officers
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The Goat Canyon Trestle is a wooden trestle in San Diego County, California. It measures 597–750 feet in length and is only
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British soap star Ashvin Luximon has passed suddenly at 38. The actor was widely recognised for his role in the long-running BBC
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In 1908, the American Child Protection Council hired Lewis Hine, a photographer, to document and investigate the conditions and look into the
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