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Federal officer shot in drive-by shooting in Phoenix: report
No schooling is better than American schooling. #WTF?
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Get the latest on the wildfires burning in California and what to expect in the next few days. Visit https://www.fire.ca.gov/daily-wildfire-report/ for more information. #CaliforniaFires
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: Bill de Blasio ruins Thanksgiving, De Blasio announced that the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade won't really be a parade this year; reaction from Seth Barron, associate editor at City Journal
New York Giants wide receiver Sterling Shepard (87) catches a pass in front of Pittsburgh Steelers strong safety Terrell Edmunds (34) and linebacker Devin Bush (55) during the first half at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports
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Meanwhile, in Philadelphia: Antifa clashes with a Andrew Yang supporter, pressing his shield against him, and tells him to go back on the Trump side
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YouTuber Livestreams Himself Pooping On Nancy Pelosi’s Driveway.
Saturday’s livestream video is titled “Poopalosi” 🙈
A U.S. flag is taped to the pole at the entrance of a house destroyed by fire in the aftermath of the Beachie Creek fire near Gates, Oregon. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
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Tulsa Police on Monday publicly released video footage showing the #shooting of two Tulsa police officers, one of whom died. A judge in David Anthony Ware’s case ruled on the evidence being made public after the death of Sgt. Craig Johnson and the injury of Officer Aurash Zarkeshan. District Judge William Musseman did not make specific orders or recommendations to redact any portions of the videos, instead leaving those decisions to the Tulsa Police Department’s legal counsel. Footage from both officers’ body cameras, as well as Zarkeshan’s patrol car dash camera, was discussed at a Monday morning news conference in which Chief Wendell Franklin showed images from the video. The 16-minute video was edited by Tulsa Police, with captions added in some places. Ware and his co-defendant, Matthew Hall, who faces two accessory counts, will next appear in court Oct. 5.
A crow attacks a bat in central Kyiv, Ukraine. REUTERS/Gleb Garanich