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Rep. Mace blames both parties for violence in House speech: 'Our words have consequences'
Newly-elected Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., chastised her colleagues on both sides of the aisle Wednesday for contributing to violence with their rhetoric, as they debated the potential impeachment of President Trump.
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'Significant damage' reported in Birmingham suburb after tornado
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Indian court rules that groping without removing clothes is not sexual assault
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The Dream Of String Theory Is An Unlikely Broken Box
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India’s Republic Day Marked With Massive Protests by Farmers
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Bodycam video shows Arizona police officer fatally shoot armed man holding his baby
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The original Celeste now has a sequel you can play in your browser
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A 410-year-old Pacific Yew tree, possibly oldest of its kind in US, falls in Washington state: 'It was its time'
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Without a Path to End Filibuster, Senate Leaders Proceed on Power-Sharing Agreement
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One by Wacom pen tablet the first to work with Chromebooks - CNET
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Utility to pay $2B settlement in deadly 2018 California fire
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The Fight Over Britain’s Pandemic Myth
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Anyone Who's Had An Online Shopping Mishap Will Relate To Billie Eilish's Story About Buying Too Many Boxes Of Froot Loops
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California will prioritize COVID-19 vaccine by age, not occupation, in next rounds
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