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State of emergency declared in Florida county ahead of white nationalist speech
Spencer was one of the key organizers of an August "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville , Va., that turned deadly when a vehicle plowed into a group of counter-protesters. However, though UF can force Spencer and his group to pay for security for the event itself (likely included in the $10,564 fee the university says it is charging in this case), additional indirect security costs fall to UF.
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Calf Escapes Brooklyn Slaughterhouse, Runs 2 Miles to Park Before Its Capture
The New York Daily News reported Tuesday that the loose cow escaped from a slaughterhouse. A crowd of people gathered to take pictures of the animal after police trapped it in a fenced area of the park. Its remains unclear where the cow came from or how it got to the NY borough. The New York Police Department was able to surround the cow on one of the park's soccer fields, where they safely corralled the animal into an emergency vehicle.
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Hill Dems: Pai Response to POTUS Tweets Falls Short
Last Wednesday he tweeted: "With all of the Fake News coming out of NBC and the Networks, at what point is it appropriate to challenge their License? Not fair to public!" he wrote in a separate tweet. Tom Wheeler, the Obama-era FCC chairman, called Pai's silence "shocking". "I think it's important for all the commissioners to make clear that they support the First Amendment, and that the agency will not revoke a broadcast license simply because the president is dissatisfied with the ...
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Sri Lanka commits to Lahore T20I despite reluctance from players
A source close to the board said skipper Upul Tharanga and Lasith Malinga were likely to pull out of the entire series due to security concerns about the final. On the eve of the World Cup, a joint India-Pakistan team played a friendly against Sri Lanka to show solidarity and demonstrate that it was safe to play in.
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Mexico minister says can't yet see common ground to finish NAFTA talks
Wages have been a contentious issue in NAFTA renegotiation talks because salaries are much lower in Mexico compared to its two northern neighbors, and the US especially has argued that it places its automotive and other manufacturing industries at a distinct disadvantage.
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Chinese nationals indicted on illegal drug manufacturing
They said Yan operated at least two chemical plants in China able to produce fentanyl by the tonne. Robert W. Patterson, acting administrator of the U.S. "The defendants allegedly shipped massive quantities of deadly fentanyl and other synthetic opioids to communities throughout the United States, mostly purchased on the Internet and sent through the mail", Rosenstein said.