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1) Newark Officials Providing Bottled Water to 15,000 Homes Over Lead Contamination Concerns. Here’s What You Need to Know About the City's Water Crisis

2) America's War on Drugs Has Treated People Unequally Since Its Beginning

3) 'I’ll Do Anything in My Power to Prevent This.' How a Small Nevada Town Is Bracing Itself for 'Alienstock,' the Area 51 Music Festival

4) Easy Rider Star Peter Fonda Dies at 79

5) Greenland to Trump: Thanks, But We're Not For Sale

6) Kidnapping Victim Elizabeth Smart's Father Comes Out as Gay

7) Medical Examiner Rules Jeffrey Epstein's Death a Suicide by Hanging

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1) Cathay Pacific CEO Resigns Amid Pressure From Beijing Over Hong Kong Protests

2) Tennis Player Fined $113,000 for Swearing, Racket Smashing and 'Ball Abuse' During Match

3) Armed Man Arrested at Missouri Walmart Says He Was 'Foolish,' But That His Intentions Were 'Purely Innocent'

4) President Trump Considered Buying Greenland for the U.S., Sources Say

5) A Philadelphia Lawyer Was Watching the Police Standoff on TV. Then the Gunman Called Him

6) An Australian Tourist Was Shot Dead in New Zealand

7) Dayton Gunman's Parents Apologize for 'Insensitive' Obituary

8) Russian Airliner Lands Safely After Both Engines Fail – Drawing 'Miracle on the Hudson' Comparisons

9) A Third of Americans Avoid Certain Places Because They Fear Mass Shootings

10) 'We Will Not Be Broken.' America Ferrera and Other Latino Stars Release Poignant Letter After El Paso Shooting

11) Rhode Island Prison Officer Placed on Leave After ICE Protesters Allege He Drove a Truck Into Them

12) 'Old Town Road' Signs Keep Getting Stolen. Here's How This Quaint College Town Is Dealing With the Thefts.

13) How Israel's Travel Ban on Reps. Omar and Tlaib Is Uniting Democrats — Including Their Critics

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1) Rep. Steve King Questions If 'There Would Be Any Population' Left While Defending Rape and Incest Abortion Ban

2) Report Finds Canada Prime Minister Trudeau Violated Conflict of Interest Law

3) Trump Says Beijing Should Resolve the Hong Kong Crisis 'Humanely' if It Wants a Trade Deal

4) Barack Obama Shares His 2019 Summer Reading List

5) Planned Parenthood Could Lose Millions in Preventative Care Funding for Poor and Uninsured Patients on Monday

6) The New On-Brand Four Loko Hard Seltzer Boasts 14% ABV

7) How Music Festivals Became a Massive Business in the 50 Years Since Woodstock

8) A$AP Rocky's Guilty Verdict Doesn't Bar Him From Returning to Sweden, Says Judge Who Convicted Him

9) 'A Very Volatile Situation.' Gunman in Custody After Wounding at Least Six Police Officers in Philadelphia Shooting

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1) The OA Fans Have a Pretty Convincing Theory About the Show Not Really Being Cancelled

2) Social Media Hurts Girls More Than Boys

3) Flights Resume at Hong Kong Airport After a Violent Night of Protests

4) A Letter from the Alleged Christchurch Mosque Attacker Has Been Posted Online

5) How To Stop White Supremacist Terrorism

6) A Successful Ebola Drug Trial Ended Early. That Could Change How Future Outbreaks Are Handled

7) Facebook Paid Contractors to Transcribe Audio of Its Users’ Conversations

8) President Trump Claims Credit for Shell Plant Announced in 2012 Under President Obama

9) 2 Guards Suspended, Warden Removed From Jail Where Jeffrey Epstein Died

10) Reality TV Star Todd Chrisley Indicted on Tax Evasion, Bank Fraud Charges

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1) Teen Fugitive Murder Suspects Die by Suicides: Canada Police

2) Trump Administration Overhauls Endangered Species Act. Critics Say It Will Speed Extinction Rates

3) The Best Sports and Exercises to Avoid Injury

4) Samsung's Note 10 and Even Bigger Note 10 Plus Are Here. Are They the Giant Android Phones for You?

5) Flights Canceled for a Second Day as Protesters Reoccupy Hong Kong's Airport

6) Blocking Coal Train Railroad Tracks Over Wage Complaints, a Protest by Kentucky Miners Is Now Entering Its Third Week

7) Our Boys Tells A True Story of Bitter Revenge in the West Bank

8) Here's What Could Happen to Jeffrey Epstein's Millions Now That He's Dead

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1) This Cathedral Built a 50-Foot Fairground Ride Inside to Make Everything More Fun

2) Here’s How Much Caffeine May Trigger a Migraine, According to a New Study

3) How to Be an Antiracist Author Ibram X. Kendi on What We Get Wrong About Racism

4) We Asked Trump to Recognize That Words Matter. His Refusal to Do So Has Led to More Tragedy

5) Two American Athletes Protest the National Anthem During the Pan-Am Games in Peru

6) Hong Kong Protesters Bring Airport to Standstill as Anger Grows Over Police Violence

7) In a New Broadway Play, Jake Gyllenhaal Attempts Something Radical: Normalcy

8) No, Video Games Don’t Cause Mass Shootings. But The Conversation Shouldn’t End There

9) Column: Choppy Waters Ahead for the U.S.-China Trade War

10) Fewer People Are in Prison in the U.S. — and Crime Rates Are Going Down Too, Study Shows

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1) A Sexologist, a Comedian and a Woman on a 'Man Fast' Rewrite the Rules of Dating

2) Watch Your Step: Tourists Sitting on Rome's Spanish Steps Now Face a $450 Fine

3) Police Officer Placed on Leave After Confederate Flag, KKK Application Seen by Black House Hunter During Viewing

4) My Words Led to Violence. Now Trump's Are Too

5) Toni Morrison Made Words Burn and Cry: Marlon James on His Biggest Hero

6) 'How as a Community Can We Move Forward?' Uncertainty Lingers After Mississippi ICE Raids

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1) An Armed Man Arrested at Missouri Walmart Says He Was Testing His Right to Bear Arms. Prosecutors Are Charging Him With Making a Terrorist Threat

2) The Uncle of a Baby Orphaned in El Paso Mass Shooting Defends Trump's Thumbs Up Gesture in Hospital Photo

3) Why Drinking Water All Day Long Is Not the Best Way to Stay Hydrated

4) Ads Promoting Violent Thriller The Hunt Pulled Following Mass Shootings, While President Trump Says the Movie Aims to 'Inflame and Cause Chaos'

5) How Ferguson Woke Us Up

6) Hundreds of Their Workers Were Arrested in Mississippi ICE Raids, But No Employers Have Been Charged Yet

7) My Fellow Republicans Must Stand Against the Alt-Right Virus Infecting America

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