Former CIA 'Black Site' Where Prisoners Were Tortured Is For Sale
The site was closed in 2006, and then repurposed into a training facility.
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College Student Hit With 300 Charges For Trafficking Guns Into New York
The 23-year-old is accused of selling 73 firearms to an undercover police officer.
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U.S. Economy Grew At The Fastest Pace Since 1984
The GDP grew at an annualized rate of 6.9% in the fourth quarter.
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Moderna Booster Remains Effective Against Omicron After Six Months
The vaccine continues to provide protection against COVID-19, despite a six-fold drop in antibodies.
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Man Released After 20 Years In Prison When Twin Brother Confessed To Crime
Kevin Dugar's brother confessed to pulling the trigger in a 2003 shooting that left one person dead.
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Man Accused Of Shooting Woman Who Accidentally Bumped Into Him At Store
The man followed the woman home and fired multiple shots as she rushed to get inside her house.
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Teen Accused Of Michigan School Shooting Planning To Use Insanity Defense
He faces 24 charges, including one count of terrorism causing death and four counts of first-degree murder.
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Men Accused Of Killing 8-Year-Old Girl Got Food Right After Her Murder
"They are seen laughing, having a good time, and then they go to a gas station to buy beverages," Cook County Assistant State's Attorney James Murphy said.
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OSHA Withdraws COVID Vaccine Regulations Following Supreme Court Defeat
The Supreme Court ruled that the agency lacked the authority to require businesses to force their employees to get vaccinated or undergo routine COVID testing.
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Shark Attacks On The Rise After Three Year Decline
Florida continues to lead the world in the number of unprovoked shark attacks.,
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