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House sent this report to the privileges committee without division. it unanimously endorsed the membership of the committee. we were done —— we have done the work were done —— we have done the work we were asked to. this is the moment for the house, on behalf of the people of this country, to assert its rights to say loud and clear that government will be accountable, ministers will be honest, there is no impunity for wrongdoing, even if you are the prime minister, especially if you are...

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Kali9/Getty Images(NASHVILLE, Tenn.) -- Six people were found dead, including three children, at a Tennessee home in an apparent murder-suicide. Marion County deputies and Jasper police officers responded to reports of shots fired around 9 p.m. local time on Thursday, only to find the home was set on fire, according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. Once firefighters put out the flames, police found the remains of three adults and three children inside the home. A seventh person who had ...

ABC/Heidi GutmanBruce Springsteen has a reputation for playing three-hour concerts, and it sounds like Paul McCartney isn’t happy about it. The Beatles legend sat down for a chat with Conan O’Brien at the Tribeca Festival in New York Thursday, June 15, and, according to USA Today, complained a bit about the trend of longer concerts. He joked, “I blame Bruce Springsteen. I told him so. I said, ‘It’s your fault!’” When Conan noted, “He ruined it for everyone,” McCartney...

Neighborhoods differently based on their racial make up and discriminated based on race when searching, handcuffing, or using force against people during stops. >> mp, did stopped black and native american people nearly six times more often than white people. >> local activists are optimistic. the report will require police to do better. >> its a bigger issue. >> and progress will take time. what is next? a consent decree. thats a federal court order and we will told before it is fully done and ...

ABC News(DENVER) -- Two men were hurt in an apparently targeted shooting on Thursday as revelers left downtown Denver following a parade for the Denver Nuggets, who won their first NBA title on Monday night. The two men were hospitalized in serious condition, Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas said at a news conference. Thomas stressed that the shooting is not linked to the parade, describing the shooting as people "armed with weapons, acting irresponsibly." Brittany Gioso told ABC News sh...

Euan Cherry/Getty ImagesIt sounds like we may be getting another Bruce Springsteen album soon. In November, The Boss released Only The Strong Survive, an album of soul and R&B covers. Now David Sancious, an early member of The E Street Band, has revealed in a new interview with Mojo that Springsteen’s getting ready to release another one.  “I’ve just worked on Bruce’s sequel to Only The Strong Survive. He’s got 18 more covers of Motown and classic R&B,” Sancious tells the ...

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Arturo Holmes/Getty ImagesActor/comedian Suzy Eddie Izzard and Downton Abbey’s Ed Speleers have joined the film Midas Man, the long-in-the-works biopic about The Beatles manager Brian Epstein, according to Variety. Izzard has signed on to play Allan Williams, the band’s first manager, who went on to be known as “The Man Who Gave Away The Beatles.” Speleers will play Epstein’s love interest, Tex Ellington.  As previously reported, Midas Man is currently in post production...

Stella/Getty Images(BOUTE, La.) -- A 28-year-old woman has been arrested for allegedly posing as a 17-year-old student and attending a Louisiana high school throughout this school year, authorities said. Martha Jessenia Gutierrez-Serrano, 28, who was placed in the ninth grade, allegedly pretended to be a teenager so she could learn English, St. Charles Parish Sheriff Greg Champagne said at a news conference Wednesday. "She was in school, she minded her own business, she did her schoolwork,...