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Trump admin reinstalling Confederate statue burned in 2020 George Floyd protestThe National Park Service announced that the statue of Albert Pike, a Confederate general, will be reinstalled in Washington, D.C., by October.U.S. NewsAug 6
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Trump orders U.S. troops to Portland, Oregon, authorizes ‘full force’Portland Mayor Keith Wilson said Friday night that the city already was seeing a sudden surge in federal agents, describing armored vehicles and agents arriving on the streets.TrendingSep 27
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Ex-police officer involved in Breonna Taylor raid gets 3 years in prisonBrett Hankison, who fired 10 shots during the raid but didn’t hit anyone, was the only officer on the scene charged in the Black woman's death in 2020.U.S. NewsJul 21
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Thousands mark 5th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder with fear of futurePolice reform and civil-rights activists joined family members at memorial services and led protests decrying the Trump administration for setting their efforts back decades.U.S. NewsMay 25
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American pride has fallen to new low, driven by splits on party, age: pollThe Gallup poll, released ahead of July Fourth celebrations, found the number of people saying they are 'extremely' or 'very' proud to be an American has fallen since last year.U.S. NewsJun 30
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Biden, Harris and Walz attend funeral for slain Minnesota state legislatorDemocratic former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman was honored for her legislative accomplishments and her humanity during a funeral Saturday.U.S. NewsJun 28
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What to know about Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops to LA protestsWhat to know about Trump's deployment of 2,000 California National Guard troops over Gov. Newsom’s objections, invoking Title 10 to support ICE amid protests.U.S. NewsJun 8
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Australian journalist hit by rubber bullet while reporting from L.A. protests9News' Lauren Tomasi was struck with a rubber bullet as she reported live near the front line of the protests surrounding Los Angeles's metropolitan detention centre.TrendingJun 9
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The future is being written for listening to the radio in carsRadio Ready is a new global initiative designed to make sure we continue to have easy access to radio in our cars.EntertainmentJun 29
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TTC considering renaming Dundas Subway Station after local universityA report to be considered by the Toronto Transit Commission recommends approving a partnership with Toronto Metropolitan University to rename Dundas Subway Station.CanadaMay 12
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Speaker of U.S. House of Representatives downplays Musk’s influence on Trump’s tax and budget billThe Republican House leader said Musk's criticism of the GOP's massive tax and budget policy bill will not derail the measure.U.S. NewsJun 8
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Montreal family wants answers after loved one dies following police interventionThe victim's family says they don't know who placed the call, why police arrived in such large numbers, and why officers were, in their view, overly aggressive.CanadaApr 24
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History can help us try to understand Donald Trump’s tariffs, professor saysWhile the 1930 Smoot Hawley Tariff act was mentioned as a beacon of hope for Americans by Donald Trump, history show's the law's history has become misconstrued over timePoliticsApr 14
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Trump fires top U.S. general in unprecedented Pentagon shakeupTrump said in a post on Truth Social that he would nominate former Lieutenant General Dan "Razin" Caine to succeed Air Force General C.Q. Brown as the top U.S. military officer.PoliticsFeb 22
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Americans push back at Trump with upside-down flag, other acts of resistanceThe unfurling of an upside-down American flag at Yosemite is just one in a number of growing acts of resistance to Trump and his so-called 'first buddy,' Elon Musk.U.S. NewsFeb 24
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University of Alberta rebrands DEI policy to ACB: ‘Time for a refresh’Diversity opponents say the practice leads to discrimination and promotes left-wing ideology, while supporters say it helps level the playing field for women and people of colour.EducationJan 8
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Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin loses bid to reject 9/11 plea dealsThe decision puts back on track agreements that would see three men plead guilty to one of the deadliest attacks on the U.S. in exchange for being spared a possible death penalty.U.S. NewsDec 31, 2024
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Remembering the celebrities we lost in 2024From movie and TV stars to musicians and other notable personalities, we said goodbye to a lot of familiar, beloved faces this year.EntertainmentDec 30, 2024
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No day parole for Travis Vader, who still denies murdering Lyle and Marie McCannTravis Vader was found guilty of manslaughter in 2017 and sentenced to life in prison for the deaths of Lyle and Marie McCann, with the chance to apply for parole in seven years.CrimeDec 12, 2024
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Ryan Reynolds, athletes, advocates among new Order of Canada appointeesThis year's list of Canadians deemed to have made extraordinary contributions to the nation features scientists, survivors, advocates and athletes.CanadaDec 18, 2024