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Train crash kills at least 20 in Egypt

Manakin/iStock(CAIRO, Egypt) — A rail car crashed into a concrete barrier at Cairo’s main train station, causing a fire that killed 20 people and injured 40 others on Wednesday. CCTV footage shows travelers walking on the platform as the speeding rail car derailed. There were no passengers on the train. The 163-year-old station is located …

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Man, woman arrested at Florida airport after luggage dispute delays flight, injures deputies

(Broward Sheriff’s Office) Ida Shafir and Nick Bogomolsky in booking photos.(FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.) — A man and a woman were arrested at a Florida airport following a luggage dispute that delayed a flight and sent two sheriff’s deputies to the hospital, authorities said. The incident unfolded as Ida Shafir, 67, and her companion, Nick Bogomolsky, …

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Active-duty transgender service members set to testify before Congress about President Donald Trump’s potential ban

Bumblee_Dee/iStock(WASHINGTON) — Transgender service members and top Pentagon officials head to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to testify about the Trump administration’s transgender service policy. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Blake Dremann, Army Capt. Alivia Stehlik, Army Capt. Jennifer Peace, Army Staff Sgt. Patricia King, and Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Akira Wyatt will be the first-ever active-duty …

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Woman faces deportation after allegedly assaulting man in MAGA hat

David Cliff/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images(BOSTON) — Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested a woman who allegedly assaulted a man wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat earlier this month. Rosiane Santos was detained by federal agents after video surfaced on Feb. 15 of her grabbing a man’s red cap and throwing it on the …

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Three killed in LIRR train crash and derailment in New York

KENA BETANCUR/AFP/Getty Images(WESTBURY, N.Y.) — At least three people were killed in New York on Tuesday when a truck collided with a Long Island Rail Road train, causing it to derail, authorities said. There were about 800 passengers on board when a truck tried to beat a westbound train at a crossing late Tuesday, killing …

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How Charles Kelley’s version of “Here Tonight” convinced Brett Young it belonged on “Ticket to L.A.”

ABC/Image Group LA Brett Young can trace his latest hit, “Here Tonight,” all the way back to the You Look Good Tour he was on a couple years ago with Lady Antebellum. “We were about halfway into the Lady A tour, summer of 2017, and I brought two writers out on the road for the weekend,” Brett …

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Records show thousands of allegations of sexual abuse of migrant children in US custody

davelogan/iStock(WASHINGTON) — Federal officials have documented thousands of allegations of sexual abuse and sexual misconduct against migrant children in U.S. custody over the past several years, according to documents presented at a House committee hearing Tuesday. The reports of alleged abuse in Department of Health and Human Services records were made public by Democratic Rep. …

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Demand for Garth Brooks’ “Legacy” vinyl set crashes planned pre-order, now rescheduled for Thursday

ABC RadioFan interest in Garth Brooks’ Legacy vinyl collection was so strong on Tuesday night, it crashed his Talk Shop Live site before the much-anticipated pre-sale could begin. Now, orders for the five-album, seven disc set will start Thursday at 7 p.m. ET. As an added bonus, fans will be able to watch Garth’s first rehearsal for his upcoming stadium …

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Valencia Love, ‘friend’ who posted R. Kelly’s bail, says singer used his own money

Scott Olson/Getty Images(CHICAGO) — The mystery woman who posted R. Kelly’s bond, freeing the R&B star from jail on multiple charges of sexually assaulting young girls, has identified herself as a “good friend” of the singer. Valencia Love, 47, of Romeoville, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, posted the $100,000 cash bond on Monday that facilitated …

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Strip trials focus on cover crop termination dates

Strip trials conducted across Missouri are shedding light on ideal timing for cover crop termination. John Lory at the University of Missouri tells Brownfield trials show slight yield differences when soybeans are planted “into the green”. “I think we’re helping farmers better understand the levers that make a difference on how to be successful consistently …

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