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  • Man with gun tattoo on face arrested for gun possession

    Michael Vines allegedly tried tossing away a loaded .38-caliber revolver after a recent car accident and was spotted by firefighters responding to the...

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  • Award-winning political analyst Charles Krauthammer dead at 68

    Pulitzer prize-winning columnist and political analyst Charles Krauthammer has died at the age of 68, according to The Associated Press.

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  • 'Start Here': Anxious families await reunification after Trump executive order

    Questions continue to swirl as to how immigrant families will be reunited.

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  • Man with gun tattoo on face arrested for gun possession

    A man with a gun tattoo on his face was arrested for illegally having a gun.

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  • 'Dancing doctor' accused of filming videos during surgeries says patients consented

    Dr. Windell Davis-Boutte spoke in an exclusive interview with ABC News.

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  • First lady wears controversial jacket to border visit

    On her trip to Texas to visit immigrant children, Melania Trump donned a jacket that read: "I REALLY DON'T CARE, DO U?"

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  • Bodycam footage shows police dog wrestling gun away from burglary suspect

    The man was breaking into his ex-girlfriend’s home, according to authorities.

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  • 3-year-old reunited with sheriff's deputy who saved her from near hot car death

    The Seminole County Sheriff's Office posted a picture of the emotional reunion.

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  • Award-winning political analyst Charles Krauthammer dead at 68

    Pulitzer prize-winning columnist and political analyst Charles Krauthammer has died at the age of 68, according to The Associated Press. Krauthammer,...

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  • 75 percent of Americans say immigration is a good thing: Gallup poll

    The only year most Americans didn't view immigration as a positive was in 2002.

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  • Atlanta mayor moves to block ICE from using city jails for border detainees

    The mayor of Atlanta blocked ICE from using city jails for border detainees.

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  • Giving Trump a list of prisoners' names doesn't address problems, NFL players say

    Earlier this month, Trump asked NFL players for a list of prisoners to pardon.

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  • Unarmed teen killed by cop was shot in upper body while fleeing; death ruled homicide

    Antwon Rose, 17, was shot and killed by police Tuesday night.

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  • 3-year-old reunited with sheriff's deputy who saved her from near hot car death

    The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office posted a picture of the emotional reunion.

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  • 'I acted to protect my family and others': Pastor who shot Walmart gunman dead

    The pastor who gunned down an armed man outside a Walmart in Washington speaks.

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  • First day of summer brings flooding to Texas, extreme heat in the West

    A Texas motel was evacuated Thursday due to flooding.

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  • Man who stole dead child's ID was WWII vet who vanished in the 1960s

    The man who lived for decades as Joseph Chandler was actually Robert Nichols.

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  • Trump administration may house up to 20K migrant children at US military bases

    The children would be minors who crossed the border without their parents.

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  • 'Zero-tolerance' approach not very effective, experts say

    Comes amid debate over Trump administration's immigration policy.

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  • Start Here - A Daily Podcast from ABC News

    The ABC News 'Start Here' podcast goes straight to the heart of the stories that drive the national conversation, giving you insight - not noise....

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• Jun 21

  • Koko the gorilla dies: 'She taught me so much,' trainer says

    Koko, the western lowland gorilla who learned sign language, died on Thursday.

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  • Child psychologist breaks down the trauma of family separation

    Dr. Jamie Howard of the Child Mind Institute explains what's happening in a child's mind after experiencing trauma.

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  • Survivors of pancreatic cancer bring their fight to Capitol Hill

    Members of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network are lobbying for more research in Washington, D.C.

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• Jun 21

  • 'Children are not poker chips': US mayors rally against immigrant family separation

    Mayors from around the country will converge on the Tornillo Port of Entry.

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  • 2 women say they were racially profiled at a Florida Walgreens

    "This situation was probably the most traumatic thing I have been through in my life," Crystal Davis said.

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  • Woman is convinced stepfather asked Pagan biker group to kill her mother

    Kim Pack is the daughter of radio host April Kauffman who was killed in 2012.

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  • Passengers sue Southwest over emergency landing

    The plane made an emergency landing after a fatal engine explosion in April.

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• Jun 21

  • What is the solstice?

    The winter and summer solstices mark the beginning of winter and summer, respectively.

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  • Man tries paying waitress with her own stolen card

    Police say Shamon West, 21, stole a woman's purse, along with her credit card.

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• Jun 21

  • How to stay safe from shark attacks this summer

    Within the U.S., most shark attacks occur in Florida.

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  • Protesters after cop shoots unarmed black teen: 'He didn't deserve to die like that'

    Antwon Rose absorbed three bullets when he fled a traffic stop Tuesday night. He was taken to a local hospital. He died there.

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• Jun 21

  • Arkansas man allegedly tries to pay waitress with her own stolen credit card

    Police say Shamon West, 21, stole a woman’s purse, along with her credit card.

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  • The worst crime against the gay community you've never heard of -- until now

    In 1973, an arsonist set fire to a popular gay bar in New Orleans.

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  • 'Start Here': Executive order ends immigrant family separation

    President Trump ends immigrant family separation, but 'zero tolerance' remains.

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  • 'Aggressive' bear that killed Alaskan hiker mauls member of his search party

    Police are searching for an "aggressive" brown bear that likely killed a hiker.

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• Jun 21

  • Prejudice & Pride: Revisiting the tragic fire that killed 32 in a New Orleans gay bar

    Until the Pulse nightclub massacre, the 1973 UpStairs Lounge fire was the deadliest attack on LGBTQ citizens in US history.

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  • Heavy flooding inundates Pennsylvania parking lot

    A car is seen floating away as heavy flooding inundates Pennsylvania restaurant's parking lot.

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  • Airlines speak out against transporting undocumented children separated from families

    The Department of Homeland Security responded to those airlines.

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  • Protesters after cop shoots unarmed black teen: 'He didn't deserve to die like that'

    Police in Pennsylvania shot and killed a 17-year-old fleeing a traffic stop.

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  • Violations at converted Walmart housing undocumented children separated from parents

    Investigators noted nearly 250 violations at facilities run by Southwest Key.

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  • Guatemalan child separated from father at border reunited with family after 8 months

    "He was crying so hard he was almost to the point of being sick."

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  • Father questions how Chicago paramedics mistakenly believed his son was dead

    The Chicago Fire Department is investigating why paramedics mistakenly thought a teenager shot in the head was dead and covered him with a sheet.

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  • Facebook campaign tops $13 million to help reunite separated immigrant families

    A Facebook campaign has raised $13 million to help separated immigrant families.

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  • What you need to know about tender age detention centers

    The youngest children who are separated from their families at the U.S. Mexico border are being held in at least three "tender age" shelters.

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