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02:43 Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced that she will be formally asking FEMA for support after two dams were breached leaving families "absolutely devastated." The governor urged the public to continue wearing masks to flatten the COVID-19 curve despite the flooding. May 20, 2020
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Attorneys for Charlie Kirk shooting suspect question bullet fragment evidence in case 02:20
Tiger Woods arrest report says he was distracted and showed signs of impairment 02:11
Meth-laced hot dogs poisoned Colorado family’s dogs 01:51
Police release Tennessee grandmother after AI facial recognition led to her arrest 02:48
The surprising science behind squeaking sneakers 01:41
New documentary asks if we are doomed by AI 12:07
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