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Two Men Accused Of Starting The Caldor Fire Arrested
Police arrested 66-year-old David Scott Smith and his son, 32-year-old electrician Travis Shane Smith. 
Police arrested 66-year-old David Scott Smith and his son, 32-year-old electrician Travis Shane Smith. -
American Billionaire Returns 180 Stolen Artifacts Worth $70 Million
Michael H. Steinhardt agreed to return the artifacts and be barred from buying any new antiques to avoid prosecution. 
Michael H. Steinhardt agreed to return the artifacts and be barred from buying any new antiques to avoid prosecution. -
Republican Rep Devin Nunes Quits Post To Become CEO Of Trump's Social Media Venture
Representative Devin Nunes has been hired to be the CEO of Trump's social media company Trump Media & Technology Group. 
Representative Devin Nunes has been hired to be the CEO of Trump's social media company Trump Media & Technology Group. -
Summary Killings Of Afghan Security Forces Receives Global Condemnation
The U.S. and 21 other governments condemned the alleged killings of former Afghan security forces members, while also calling on an investigation into the claims. 
The U.S. and 21 other governments condemned the alleged killings of former Afghan security forces members, while also calling on an investigation into the claims. -
Around 900 Employees At Better.com Fired By CEO Over Zoom
Better.com CEO Vishal Garg told employees during a Zoom conference that they would be letting go of more than 900 of them effective immediately. 
Better.com CEO Vishal Garg told employees during a Zoom conference that they would be letting go of more than 900 of them effective immediately. -
China Aiming To Establish First Naval Base In Africa, Classified Report Claims
A classified American intelligence report claimed that China is working to establish a base in Equatorial Guinea, just across the U.S. East Coast. 
A classified American intelligence report claimed that China is working to establish a base in Equatorial Guinea, just across the U.S. East Coast. -
Woman Awarded $10 Million After Stepping On Rusty Nail Inside A Walmart Store
Florence resident, April Jones, was awarded $10 million as compensation for injuries she sustained after stepping on a rusty nail inside a Walmart store. 
Florence resident, April Jones, was awarded $10 million as compensation for injuries she sustained after stepping on a rusty nail inside a Walmart store. -
Oxford High School Shooting: 3 Students Killed, 7 Injured
A 15-year-old student shot and killed three students at a high school in Michigan. 
A 15-year-old student shot and killed three students at a high school in Michigan. -
Pentagon Assessment Urging Military Buildup In Indo-Pacific As Tensions Rise
The Department of Defense's global posture review made recommendations for the country's response to threats in Russia and China. 
The Department of Defense's global posture review made recommendations for the country's response to threats in Russia and China. -
Brian Laundrie' Parents Didn't Report Missing Handgun, Which Their Son Used To Kill Himself
Brian Laundrie's family and their lawyer weren't able to disclose to the public that they knew a gun was missing from the family home. 
Brian Laundrie's family and their lawyer weren't able to disclose to the public that they knew a gun was missing from the family home.
