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Simchy Zuckerman, owner of ThatHat hat store in Lakewood, New Jersey, has developed the first ever black hat that can be folded and placed in a piece of luggage or
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President Donald Trump’s fiery comments on North Korea reflected confidence that his campaign of pressure and sanctions on the country is working, South Korean analysts said Wednesday. The experts said
A man who drove a van into a crowd of worshippers near a north London mosque after expressing far-right and anti-Muslim opinions was convicted Thursday of murder and attempted murder.
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