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  Multiple victims reported - including a police officer - after a shooting at a Knoxville high school | Daily Mail Online

  Multiple people have been reported shot, among them a police officer, following a shooting at Austin East Magnet High School in Knoxville.
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  Donald Trump suggests he will run for US President again in 2024 in TV interview with Lara | Daily Mail Online

  During the 18-minute interview Trump talked about Joe Biden falling on the stairs to Air Force One, how boring Twitter had become without him and how the woke mob's cancelling of Dr Seuss.
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  ISIS brag of 'killing Christians' in Mozambique massacre that claimed at least one British life | Daily Mail Online

  The Islamic State has bragged of 'killing dozens of Mozambican armed forces and the Christians' in a days-long assault near a major gas plant in the country's northeast town of Palma.
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  Enhanced risk for severe weather in Alabama on Thursday - al.com

  Storms possible in southwest Alabama today and tomorrow too.
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  Second batch of $1,400 stimulus payments coming this week - The Washington Post

  A second batch of 17 million stimulus payments are coming this week, the IRS announced today. Taxpayers should watch the mail for paper checks and prepaid debit cards loaded with their economic impact payments.
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  Convicted rapist from Mexico, 54, is apprehended trying to cross the border | Daily Mail Online

  Aurelio Sandoval-Valdivia, 54, was previously convicted of rape, as well as several misdemeanor charges. He has been deported from the United States in the past.
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  Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey issues state of emergency ahead of severe weather

  Alabama Governor Ivey has issued a state of emergency for all 67 counties ahead of the potential severe weather.
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  Ocasio-Cortez, youth protesters storm Pelosi office to push for climate plan - POLITICO

  Ocasio-Cortez has not made clear yet whether she'll back Pelosi for speaker when Democrats hold leadership elections later this month.
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  Jimmie Allen Says 'Forgiveness Is More Powerful Than Abandonment' amid Morgan Wallen Slur Scandal | PEOPLE.com

  "Our job as humans is to help each other be the best version of themselves," Jimmie Allen added
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  World's first face and hands transplant gives New Jersey's Joe Dimeo a second chance at life - CNN

  It's been more than two years since Joe Dimeo could smile.
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  Rare snowy owl spotted in Chattanooga-area neighborhood - WRCBtv.com | Chattanooga News, Weather & Sports

  Earlier this week wildlife photographers from all over traveled to snap some photos of the rare snowy owl. 
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  Contact the White House | The White House

  The fastest way to send questions, comments, concerns, or well-wishes to the President or his staff.
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  Mob of Trump Supporters Seize U.S. Capitol: Updates

  The vote to certify Biden’s victory was stopped by a violent coup attempt by the president’s supporters, who sent members of Congress evacuating.
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  More people are moving to Alabama than moving away - al.com

  Alabama's population has been mostly stagnant over the past decade, and much of the growth it did see has come from net gains from migration.
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  Pence declined to back Gohmert-led effort to upend election, lawyers indicate - POLITICO

  Rep. Louie Gohmert is pressing to throw out long-established procedures so that the president will win another term.
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  Mr Bean Fans Rejoice As Rowan Atkinson To Star In New Netflix Show

  Mr Bean fans are in for a massive treat as star Rowan Atkinson is set to return with a brand new Netflix comedy series.
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  MAGA leaders call for the troops to keep Trump in office - POLITICO

  A growing call to invoke the Insurrection Act shows how hard-edged MAGA ideology has become in the wake of Trump’s election loss.
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  New York bans sale, display of Confederate flag, other hate symbols on state property - ABC News

  New York state will no longer sell the Confederate flag or other symbols of hate at state fairs or other state buildings.
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  Over 21,000 Election Anomalies Sent to Georgia Governor, AG, Secretary of State: Matt Braynard

  Matt Braynard, the head of the Voter Integrity Project, said Thursday he has delivered evidence of more than ...
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  Facebook Fact Checker Funded by Chinese Money Through TikTok

  While Facebook portrays its army of fact-checkers as independent, the money behind at least one carries a distinct ...
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  Bama Blessing: Calera child receives surprise from Alabama's Athletics Department, Saban family after prank

  A Calera family received the surprise of a lifetime Thursday afternoon after the University of Alabama found out about a prank played on the family's oldest son.
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  Obama, Biden, CIA Director Gina Haspel Evidently Arrested for Espionage, Voter Fraud | Politics | Before It's News

  Evidently Barak Obama has been arrested in Hawaii and charged with Espionage according to an announcement by Assistant Attorney General for National Security, John C. Demers on Saturday 28 Nov. That same day Obama’s former VP Joe Biden began wearing a boot that could hide an ankle bracelet.
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  Augusta task force OKs removing Confederate monuments

  Augusta task force members OK'd moving the 76-foot Confederate monument in the 700 block of Broad Street to Magnolia or Westview cemeteries.
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  Dollar hits two-and-a-half-year low on risk-on trades, shares buoyant | Reuters

  Growing prospects for a U.S. economic stimulus package and the roll-out of COVID-19 vaccines boosted demand for riskier assets on Friday, taking the safe-haven dollar to a 2-1/2-year low versus the euro and world shares towards record highs.
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  Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love · By Led Zeppelin (Official Music Video) | Facebook

  Whole Lotta Love (1997 Promo) · By Led Zeppelin (Official Music Video)
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  LIVE: Sidney Powell, Lin Wood Attend ‘Stop the Steal’ Rally in Georgia (Dec. 2)

  A "Stop the Steal" rally will be held in Alpharetta, Georgia on Wednesday. Attorneys Sidney Powell and Lin Wood are expected to attend and hold a press conference at the rally.
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  Whistleblowers claiming USPS threw out, backdated ballots before election | Fox News

  A conservative law firm says that several whistleblowers from the United States Postal Service have come forward, alleging that thousands of ballots in some states were backdated, tampered with, or tossed out ahead of the 2020 election, to the disservice of President Trump, despite the Justice Department has found no proof of widespread voter fraud. 
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  Employers in Alabama have the right to enforce vaccine policy | WBMA

  MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. (WPMI) — Next week Pfizer and Moderna could get the greenlight to release much anticipated COVID-19 vaccines. Some companies are already in talks with attorneys to make it a mandatory requirement for employees. Those employees are starting to reach out to attorneys worried this could be violating their constitutional rights. With Alabama being an at will state, employees might not have many options regarding the vaccine.
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  Hamilton County School district moves all grades to Phase 2 learning plan starting Dec. 7 | WTVC

  All students in Hamilton County Schools will move to both in-person and virtual learning starting next week, with district officials citing "the rapid rise in COVID-19 cases in our community. " Before Thanksgiving, the district announced it was just the high schoolers who would move to the hybrid schedule. Now, according to the district, all students K-12 will move to Phase 2, which limits the number of students in classrooms each day, and requires more remote learning.
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  HBCUGO.TV | Led by former BET executives HBCUGO.TV creates a true destination to celebrate and share the legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
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  Black College Quiz - 3

  HBCUGO.TV | Led by former BET executives HBCUGO.TV creates a true destination to celebrate and share the legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
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  East Tennessee woman missing after sending one-word text to her mother | WKRN News 2

  Heather Reinhart Newman, 33, is described as standing 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighing approximately 150 pounds.
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  Austrian village named F--king changes name after unwanted tourist attention

  The residents of a tiny Austrian village named F--king have voted to change its name after enduring unwanted attention from English-speaking tourists.
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  Live Updates: Trump says he won election, repeats claims of voting irregularities | Fox News

  President Trump called into an event held by Pennsylvania Republicans on Wednesday, where he reiterated his claim that he won the Nov. 3 election and reasserted claims of voting irregularities.
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  Trump transition order follows chorus of GOP criticism | TheHill

  President Trump's decision to tell his administration to start the transition came as GOP criticism of his efforts to overturn the results of President-elect Joe Biden's win reached a crescendo on Monday.
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  Tennessee bill would expand coronavirus vaccine exemptions - WRCBtv.com | Chattanooga News, Weather & Sports

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  Panic buying of toilet paper hits US stores again with new pandemic restrictions | Fox Business

  Toilet paper aisles are emptying again as COVID-19 curfews and shutdowns in states from California to New York send pandemic-weary shoppers on a new scramble for essentials.
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  Guatemala protesters set congress on fire during budget protests | Guatemala | The Guardian

  Public anger targets President Alejandro Giammattei over cuts to education and health
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  Louisiana Hot Sauce - It's game time! And by game time, we mean it's time for you to play Louisiana Snack Stack. Match three or more of the same items before time runs out! Click to play now: https://bit.ly/2Hgpokz | Facebook

  It's game time! And by game time, we mean it's time for you to play Louisiana Snack Stack. Match three or more of the same items before time runs out!...
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  Governor Kemp signs bill to protect Confederate monuments | WGXA

  ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia is expanding internet access to rural areas and making it harder to relocate Confederate monuments under several bills Gov. Brian Kemp signed into law Friday. Kemp formally approved the broadband legislation in Dahlonega— a region in North Georgia where residents have struggled with connectivity issues, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported. "We've moved the needle on broadband access in rural Georgia," he said.
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  L.A. terror plot thwarted: Army vet planned ‘mass casualties,’ FBI says - Los Angeles Times

  Mark Steven Domingo was arrested after he took delivery of what he thought was a live bomb from an undercover law enforcement officer, authorities said.
• Michael Cummins: Cops Say Tennessee Man Killed Seven People, Including 12-Year-Old Girl

  Authorities find more bodies after suspected killing spree.
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  Inside the Modern Slave Trade Trapping African Migrants | Time

  An estimated 650,000 have crossed the Sahara desert in the last 5 years seeking a better life. But thousands have been sold into slavery.
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  Police have found at least 8 bodies in past week | KOB 4

  In less than a week, officers have found at least eight bodies, had an officer-involved shooting and identified three suspects. 
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  Mexican and Hispanic Confederates in the War Between the States Join us Thursday evening to hear camp member and guest speaker Richard Garcia discuss Mexican and Hispanic Confederates in the War Between the States. Richard has an almost infectious regard for his discovery and research about his Confederate ancestors. He is a skilled investigator in his job, and he has used the same skills to uncover his ancestry and develop a presentation on Mexican and Hispanic Confederates. It’s a story most of us have never heard. You don't want to miss this presentation, make sure to come out and bring a friend!

  Mexican and Hispanic Confederates in the War Between the States Join us Thursday evening to hear camp member and guest speaker Richard Garcia discuss...
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  Man Killed In Tragic Accident On SR 408 After Being Ejected From Vehicle, Run Over By Titusville Driver |

  Florida Highway Patrol responded to a tragic accident Saturday morning that involved a passenger in a vehicle being ejected and run over early Saturday morning after a car struck a cement pillar on SR 408.
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  Chattanooga residents have mixed reactions to conclusion of Mueller's probe | WTVC

  UPDATE 1:44 p. m. : A spokesperson for CongressmanFleischmann released a statement from his office. His full statement reads: "Congressman Fleischmann is pleased to see the Mueller report has concluded and awaits further action from the Department of Justice. After 675 days of a comprehensive investigation, it is telling that reports suggest no new indictments be made, and Congressman Fleischmann is looking forward to this chapter in our nation’s history being over.
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  Man accused of hitting another man in head with metal pipe

  A man has been arrested in connection to a fight last week that left the victim unable to speak.
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  What is Boko Haram, the militant group terrorizing Nigeria?

  Boko Haram achieved worldwide infamy after it kidnapped 274 female high school students from the town of Chibok in April 2014.
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  Rep. Juandalynn Givan, D-Birmingham, called her Republican colleagues cowardly and screamed at House Speaker Mac McCutcheon after he cut off her microphone.

  Rep. Juandalynn Givan, D-Birmingham, called her Republican colleagues cowardly and screamed at House Speaker Mac McCutcheon after he cut off her microphone.
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  Body found in Fort Payne creek | WHNT.com

  FORT PAYNE, Ala. - Police are investigating a body that was found in creek early Thursday afternoon. The body was found in Wills Creek south of Prestwood Drive around 12:40 p.m., according to the Fort Payne Police Department. Police said the body was a man, but no name was released.
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  Man struck by train in Johnson City

  Officials confirmed to News Channel 11 that a person was struck by a train in Johnson City Wednesday afternoon. 
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  UPDATE: Hamilton County Cold Case Unit asking for public's help in 1981 serial murder case - WRCBtv.com | Chattanooga News, Weather & Sports

  Samuel Little, a serial killer currently serving time in Texas, told investigators in December he killed the woman after meeting her at a nightclub on 9th Street in Chattanooga.
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  Georgia man cut with sword after woman walks in on him molesting her daughter

  A man wanted on aggravated child molestation and cruelty to children charges turned himself into the Twiggs County Sheriff’s Office. 
• Hundreds of illegal immigrants released into US amid overcrowding at detention facilities | Fox News

  The U.S. has started releasing hundreds of illegal immigrant detainees into the country as immigration authorities struggle to find available places to house the thousands of illegal migrants coming through the U.S.-Mexico border.
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  Tennessee Democratic Party chairwoman apologizes for calling state ‘racist’ | Fox News

  The chair of the Tennessee Democratic Party apologized for calling the state racist during a discussion of local politics and while promoting less conventional candidates.
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  UPDATE: Driver in deadly Woodmore bus crash indicted on statutory rape charges - WRCBtv.com | Chattanooga News, Weather & Sports

  Walker was arrested in June 2018 at the alleged victim’s house in Davidson County after her parents called the police. The girl was 14 years old at the time of the incident.
• Bomb found amid evidence at Alabama sheriff's office - WRCBtv.com | Chattanooga News, Weather & Sports

  Officers found a pipe bomb inside an Alabama sheriff's office while going through some evidence that had not been searched.
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  One person dead, two others injured after Chattanooga gas station shooting | WTVC

  UPDATE:On Tuesday morning, Chattanooga Police released more information about the incident.Investigators say the shooter was also a shooting victim in this case, and say the shootings happened as a result of a botched drug deal.19-year-old D'Kobe Jordan is
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  Multiple people shot overnight in Chattanooga | WTVC

  Chattanooga Police say that 5 people were shot over the course of Monday night and early Tuesday morning. Two of the shooting victims died from their injuries.Many of the five people shot arrived at area hospitals with a range of gunshot wounds.Reporter St
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  Police investigate shooting - WDEF

  CHATTANOOGA (WDEF) – Chattanooga Police are investigating an early morning shooting. But they still don’t know where it happened. The 23 year old victim arrived at the hospital before 2AM with serious injuries. And that’s all they know or are releasing about it now.
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  Change in GCHS cellphone policy causes furor - News - Gadsden Times - Gadsden, AL

  A social media flare-up over a change in Gadsden City High School’s cellphone policy may be a result of miscommunication, according to Gadsden City Schools Director of School Improvement and Curriculum Rhonda Perry.Perry said the school system provides One-to-One devices to all students for use in school for instructional purposes. She said students had been allowed to have cellphones at school, to be used for instructional purposes.“Cellphones had become a distraction” in
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  She came from the ceiling - News - Panama City News Herald - Panama City, FL

  PANAMA CITY BEACH — We’ve all heard the urban legend about the family who discovers someone has been living in their house without their knowing, usually coming and going through an attic crawlspace.Last week, a similar Bay County-style telling of the legend played out in an apartment complex on Thomas Drive.Bay County Sheriff’s Office deputies were responding to the address in reference to a theft when a resident ran up to them with a new, and highly unusual, problem.An
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  Texas homeowners unknowingly had 45 rattlesnakes under their house

  Video shot by Big Country Snake Removal on March 13 near Abilene, Texas, shows the company removing dozens of snakes from beneath a home.
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  Confederate monument vandalized with paint in Salisbury — again | myfox8.com

  SALISBURY, N.C. — A confederate monument in Salisbury was once again defaced with a splash of paint, WBTV reports. The statue, titled "Fame," depicts a Confederate solider and an angelic figure. As the sun came up on the statue Wednesday morning at the median of W.