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Las Vegas shooting survivor reacts to bump stock decision
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Supreme Court overturns federal ban on gun bump stocks
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Supreme Court breathes new life into gun bump stocks
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Federal judge orders liquidation of Alex Jones' assets to pay Sandy Hook families
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Supreme Court strikes down ban on bump stocks
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1 arrested, 2 at large after burning flags outside Israeli consulate
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Titan submersible implosion investigation taking longer than planned: Coast Guard
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2 men sought for burning American flag and Israeli flag outside NYC Consulate
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Severe weather threats across the US
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Florida facing state of emergency
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More flooding in forecast after more than 2 feet of rain inundates South Florida
Another 5 inches of rain is possible on Friday.
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Supreme Court protects access to abortion drug
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Cities turn shipping containers into apartments to tackle homelessness
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Secretive Christian sect ignored sexual abuse for decades, congregants allege
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Maui fire survivors upset with living conditions from FEMA's housing program
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Bear destroys car’s interior after breaking into vehicle — and then takes a nap
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Lincoln Project co-founder Rick Wilson discusses Trump's return to the Capitol
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8-year-old girl dies after medical emergency aboard flight to Chicago: Coroner
The child suddenly became ill and unresponsive on the flight, officials said.
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Donald Trump back on Capitol Hill
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Phoenix Police Department engaged in civil rights violations, DOJ finds
The Department of Justice found a spate of civil rights violations, including "unjustified deadly force," in a new report.
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Millions on alert as flash flood sweeps South Florida
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Supreme Court decides against attempt to restrict access to abortion pill
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Joshua trees may be showing signs of recovery, experts say
Experts say extra moisture over the past couple of years may be the cause.
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Biden says he would not commute potential sentence for son Hunter Biden
"Would you commute Hunter's sentence?" Biden was asked.
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25 inches of rain slam South Florida, DeSantis declares state of emergency
A flood watch is in effect until Friday evening from Miami to West Palm Beach.
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Protesters denounced by NYC Mayor Adams after 'antisemitic' subway threat, vandalism
NYPD detectives are now working to identify the call-and-response leader, who is expected to be charged with attempted coercion, police sources told ABC News.
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NYC leaders slam protesters as 'antisemitic' after subway-car threat chant, vandalism
"Raise your hands if you're a Zionist," a protest leader chanted on the subway.
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New study says elephants have names
Scientists from Colorado State University said elephants give each other names.
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Millions brace for flooding, storms and heat across US
Flooding emergency hits Florida with severe storms, while extreme heat is expected in the Midwest and Southwest.
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Friends of slain ‘General Hospital’ actor push for arrests
Johnny Wactor was allegedly gunned down in the early morning hours of May 25.
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Actor's friends push for arrests in his unsolved murder
Wactor was shot by suspects trying to steal his car's catalytic converter.
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Supreme Court maintains availability of abortion drug mifepristone
The U.S. Supreme Court preserved access to the widely used abortion drug mifepristone. ABC News' Terry Moran, Kate Shaw, Rachel Scott, and Devin Dwyer report.
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Unique group of polar bears on the brink of extinction?
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Parkland’s 1200 building to be torn down more than 6 years after shooting
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