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A New York sheriff on Friday defended his decision to file a criminal complaint against former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo without consulting prosecutors or the accuser, a woman who
A Halloween party in eastern Texas took a spooky turn late last night as a gunman opened fire on a crowd at the Octavia Event Center in Texarkana, a city
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