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Dozens of Palestinians killed as Israel resumes bombing of Gaza 04:06
Von Miller turns himself in after pregnant girlfriend accuses him of sexual assault 02:12
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Engineer becomes first person to finish cannonball run using solar power 03:52
Family fights for carbon monoxide detectors in Airbnb’s after son’s death 03:24
Life-changing treatment helps DC radio reporter regain his voice 03:53
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Hamas is treating hostages ‘as currency,’ says fmr. director of U.S. hostage rescue 04:12
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Hamas agrees to free 10 Israeli hostages in exchange for 30 Palestinian prisoners 03:36
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More hostage releases expected as Israel and Hamas agree to extend truce by one day 02:21
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Dozens of Palestinians killed as Israel resumes bombing of Gaza 04:06
Von Miller turns himself in after pregnant girlfriend accuses him of sexual assault 02:12
Scientists say supermassive black hole spins fast enough to warp space-time 04:24
Engineer becomes first person to finish cannonball run using solar power 03:52
Family fights for carbon monoxide detectors in Airbnb’s after son’s death 03:24
Life-changing treatment helps DC radio reporter regain his voice 03:53 
