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This 2016 booking photo released Monday, Aug. 21, 2017, by the Jefferson County Prosecutor's Office shows Nathaniel Richmond, who authorities said shot and wounded a judge outside a county courthouse Monday in Steubenville, Ohio, before being gunned down by a probation officer. (Jefferson County Prosecutor's Office via AP)
Man who shot judge was stopped earlier for faulty headlightAuthorities say the man who shot an Ohio judge outside a courthouse was stopped by a police officer hours earlier for having a defective headlight as he drove downtown in the early morning darkness
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Court upholds firing of Milwaukee cop who killed black manA Wisconsin appeals court says Milwaukee officials properly fired a white police officer who shot and killed a black man in a downtown park
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In this frame from video, a person is pulled away from the scene of a train crash in Upper Darby, Pa., Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2017. A commuter train crashed into a parked train at the suburban Philadelphia terminal early Tuesday morning, injuring dozens of passengers, a transit spokeswoman said. (WPVI via AP)
Commuter train crash injures dozens, none criticallyA transit spokeswoman says none among the 42 injured in a commuter train crash in suburban Philadelphia was critically hurt
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Heavy rains lead to water rescues in Kansas City areaAuthorities have rescued more than a dozen stranded drivers after heavy rains soaked the Kansas City area
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Jury selection for US senator's corruption trial underwayThe final stage of jury selection for next month's corruption trial of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey gets under way in Newark
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Priest takes leave after disclosing past in the Ku Klux KlanA Virginia priest is taking a leave of absence after disclosing he once was a member of the Ku Klux Klan
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Burned bones found in rural Missouri identified as teen'sSheriff: Burned human bones found on rural property in southwest Missouri are those of missing 16-year-old girl
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In this Wednesday, Aug. 9, 2017 photo family members of 18-year-old murder victim Andrew Oneschuk, from the left, mother Chris, father Walter, and sister Emily, stand for a portrait at their home in Wakefield, Mass. Devon Arthurs, 18, co-founder of the neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen, which is German for "atomic weapon," was arrested on murder charges in the shooting death of two roommates, including Oneschuk, in Florida, in May of 2017. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)
Deadly shooting ends friendships forged in neo-Nazi groupFlorida man tells police he killed two of his roommates to thwart a terrorist attack by the neo-Nazi group they belonged to, but some question the story
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Sheriff: 4 killed in NC were playing cards when shotAuthorities say four elderly North Carolina people found dead after an apparent home invasion were shot while playing cards
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Jury selection underway for Chicago officer in 2013 shootingJury selection underway in federal trial of a Chicago police officer accused of firing into a car full of teenagers in 2013, wounding two
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The Latest: NTSB investigating station train crashThe National Transportation Safety Board is at the scene of an overnight train accident near Philadelphia that left dozens of passengers banged up but none with life-threatening injuries
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A sign asks Mayor Mike Signor to resign during the Charlottesville City Council meeting Monday, Aug. 21, 2017, in Charlottesville, Va. Anger boiled over at the first Charlottesville City Council meeting since a white nationalist rally in the city descended into violent chaos, with some residents screaming and cursing at councilors Monday night and calling for their resignations. (Andrew Shurtleff/The Daily Progress via AP)
Charlottesville to cover Confederate statues in black fabricCharlottesville, Virginia, is planning to cover the statues of Confederate Gens. Robert E. Lee and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson in black fabric
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