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Authorities in New York are investigating three separate stabbings, one fatally, that all occurred within hours of each other Thursday.New York City Police said around 1 p.m., a 59-year-old
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AUSTIN, Texas 鈥?Two police officers in Texas rescued a man from a burning truck and the intense moment was captured on their body cameras.The Austin Police Department released videos of the incident on YouTube, which show officers Eduardo Pineda and Chandler Carr
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