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"I was scared," said the gas station clerk who called 911 on the suspect.
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Many of the books were about people of color or LGBTQ identities.
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Search continues for missing college student Riley Strain
New police bodycam footage reveals an interaction missing college student Riley Strain had with an officer the night he vanished. Reena Roy reports.
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More than a dozen athletes sue NCAA over their transgender participation policy
Riley Gaines and other athletes say the policy violates their Title IX rights.
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Supreme Court hears freedom of speech cases on social media platforms
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3 separate shootings happen within 1 hour in Jacksonville Beach, Florida
One person died and others were wounded in the shootings.
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Trump assets could be at risk if he fails to post bond
Former President Donald Trump is facing "insurmountable difficulties" in obtaining a bond to satisfy the $464 million civil fraud judgment, his lawyers said.
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New video shows college student briefly speak with police on night he vanished
Riley Strain, 22, disappeared on March 8 during a night out in Nashville.
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March 18
New video shows missing college student speak with police on night he vanished
Officer Reginald Young came across Riley Strain, 22, while responding to a car burglary on Gay Street, south of the Woodland Street Bridge, on the night of March 8, according to Nashville police.
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SpaceX launches Starship test flight
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Trump faces 'insurmountable difficulties' in securing bond in civil fraud case
Donald Trump's attorney says he is having trouble obtaining a bond to satisfy the $464 million civil fraud judgment.
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College basketball tournaments set to tip off
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Kevin O’Leary talks about chance to buy TikTok
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'Nowhere he could hide': Suspect in cop's killing captured after massive manhunt
"I was scared," said the gas station clerk who called 911 on the suspect.
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Trump faces 'insurmountable difficulties' in securing $464M bond in civil fraud case
Judge Arthur Engoron had ordered Trump to pay $355 million plus interest.
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3 separate shootings erupt within 1 hour in Jacksonville Beach, Florida
Three separate, unrelated shootings erupted within an hour in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, on Sunday night, leaving one person dead and several hurt, according to authorities.
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3 separate shootings erupt within 1 hour in Jacksonville Beach
One person was killed and several were hurt.
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Terror suspect detained at border
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Trial to begin for election official who allegedly requested fake mail-in ballots
Kimberly Zapata had been deputy director of the Milwaukee's Election Commission.
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Police discover Riley Strain's bank card amid college student's disappearance
Strain's bank card was found Sunday near the Cumberland River in Nashville.
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Suspect charged with multiple counts of murder in 2-state crime rampage: Prosecutors
The suspect allegedly killed several family members before fleeing, police said.
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2 killed, 5 injured in DC shooting, police say
A suspect fled on foot after a shooting on P Street NW, D.C. police said
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Police search for suspect in deadly DC shooting
Police said the suspect fled on foot following a deadly shooting.
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Suspect in fatal shooting of New Mexico police officer captured
Police said they spotted Jaremy Smith driving a car in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and that he led deputies on a chase that ended in his arrest.
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Biden jabs at Trump at Gridiron Dinner before closing on serious note
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Suspect arrested in shooting at Indianapolis bar that killed 1, injured 5: Police
The 25-year-old suspect was arrested on a preliminary charge of murder.
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3 shot and killed in Philadelphia suburb: Police
An "extremely dangerous" suspect is at large after three people were killed in apparently targeted shootings in Falls Township, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, police said.
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March 16
More than 13 million in Texas face risk of flash flooding, tornadoes
Southern Texas is expected to see severe weather and potential flooding.
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Chicago River dyed green for St. Patrick's Day
Thousands of spectators watched as the Chicago River was dyed green for St. Patrick's Day, a tradition that dates back to 1962.
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'Several' missed opportunities to possibly stop Maine mass shooter: Report
If taken, those actions "may have changed the course of events" the report said.
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Suspect in New Mexico trooper shooting linked to woman found dead
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'We’re coming for you,' police warn suspect in New Mexico officer murder
Jaremy Smith has been charged with murdering the trooper.
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3 dead after storms, tornadoes tear through Midwest and South
At least 15 tornadoes were confirmed across seven states.
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Some states are discharging more chemical waste into waterways than others: Report
A new report sheds light into the regions that see the most chemical discharge.
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Former UFC champion says he's 'blessed and grateful' after surviving house fire
Mark Coleman, 59, has been hospitalized since Tuesday following the early-morning fire, which broke out at his parents' home in Fremont, Ohio, his family said.
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Former students, parents speak on anti-LGBTQ bullying at Nex Benedict's school
Nex Benedict's death was ruled a suicide.
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Why some states are discharging much more chemical waste into local waterways: Report
A new report sheds light into the regions that see the most chemical discharge.
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No Mega Millions jackpot winner as prize pot soars to $875 million
There have been 28 consecutive drawings without a winner.
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March 15
Guatemalan migrant accused of police officer's death released after case dismissed
Charges against Aguilar Mendez were dropped earlier this month.
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March 15
Harlequin lambs make debut at Central Park Zoo
An energetic pair of harlequin lambs made their debut at New York City’s Central Park Zoo on Friday. The two, named Bobbin and Sage, are seven and three weeks old, respectively.
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ABC News Live Prime: Friday, March 15, 2024
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ABC News Live Rundown: Friday, March 15, 2024
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Selling a home is about to get cheaper after historic NAR settlement
The National Association of Realtors reached a historic settlement.
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Former GA prosecutor on avoiding ‘prosecutorial limbo’ in election interference case
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Nathan Wade exits Trump election interference case
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