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'Dexter' Killer Dismembers Girlfriend: Why Steven Miles Murdered 17-Year-Old Elizabeth Thomas with His Father's Tools

The TV show depicts murder in the form of vigilante justice. Recently, a British fan of the American TV show "Dexter" became obsessed with it, prompting him to become a copycat killer.

New York City: Proposes Law to Protect Undocumented Immigrants from Deportation

New York City is setting a new precedent by proposing a law to turn down U.S. immigration authorities' requests to detain immigrants for deportation.

Judge Orders Release of Videos Showing Force-Feeding Torture in Guantanamo Bay Prison in Cuba

Judge orders release of videos in Gitmo hunger strikes force feeding A federal judge is forcing the release of 28 videos of force-feeding a Gantanamo Bay prisoner, against the government's protest of revealing those classified documents.

Man Pretending to Be Congress Member Slips Pass Secret Service at an Event With President Barack Obama

There are reports that an imposter managed to swindle his way backstage at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation awards dinner, where President Barack Obama delivered a speech.

California Drought: Girl Scouts Help Bring Donated Water as Lawmakers Eye Nov. 4 Vote

Girl Scouts help Californians struggling with drought, lawmakers eye Nov. 4 vote Girl Scouts from Bakersfield are among those helping to bring donated water to drought-impacted residents in the Porterville area of Tulare County in California.

Powerball Numbers & Results October 4, 2014: Watch Live Stream Of Drawing For $60 Million Jackpot

The excitement is growing for the Oct. 4 Powerball jackpot, which currently stands at a whopping $60 million. The drawing will take place Saturday night at 11 p.m. EDT.

Ebola Information to Be Distributed in 40 Languages in Dallas, Site of First Infection in US

Ebola information distributed in 40 languages in Dallas, airport procedures criticized Health officials in Dallas, where the first Ebola patient in the United States was identified, anticipate having to monitor the situation for more than a month and are distributing information in a multitude of languages for residents.

Michael Brown Shooting and Ferguson Protests: Police Arrest 12 Protesters for 'Inciting Violence'

Another night of protests in Ferguson, Missouri ended with the arrest of a dozen people, including a journalist.

Obama Accuses Companies of Not Sharing Their Success With Workers

President Barack Obama took credit for an improving jobs picture on Friday, but blamed businesses for stingy pay policies that are preventing workers from having enough money to get by.

Pennsylvania Police Find Supplies Left in Woods by Ambush Suspect

A survivalist suspected of killing a Pennsylvania trooper and wounding another three weeks ago is living on cans of tuna fish and noodles while eluding an intensive manhunt in the deep woods of the Pocono Mountains, officials said on Friday.

US Unemployment Rate September 2014: House Speaker John Boehner: Democrats Trying to Convince 'Things Are Great'

The overall U.S. unemployment rate fell to its lowest levels in six years, but Republicans are not celebrating the achievement.

North Carolina Voting Laws Changed: Federal Court of Appeals Reverse Provisions Allegedly Discriminating Low Income Voters

The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed two provisions of North Carolina's 2013 voting law that law groups claimed were restrictive against minorities.

Abortion Law Update 2014: Federal Appeals Court Upholds Strict Anti-Abortion Law; 8 Clinics Shuttered

By Friday morning, thirteen abortion clinics in Texas became defunct after an appellate court issued a ruling Thursday that upheld a stringent anti-abortion law.

Mitt Romney 2016 Presidential Chances: Will the Former Republican Nominee Run Again?

Mitt Romney's latest interview he does not turn down the possibility that he may run in 2016; however, other GOP members do not believe he will run.

Ferguson Twitter News: Hacker Posted Tweet About Grand Juror, User Says

Ferguson leak on Twitter blamed on hack The woman behind the Twitter account which posted information about grand jury proceedings in the Ferguson trial denies having posted the tweet and says her account may have been hacked.

Jodi Arias Trial Update & Glasses 2014: Convicted Killer Donates $980 to Charity From Eyeglasses Auction

Convicted boyfriend killer Jodi Arias made an almost $1000 donation to an Arizona charity after auctioning off the eyeglasses she wore during her first trial in 2013.

ISIS News: Australia Joins War Against Islamic State Militant Group

Officials announce they are sending fighter jets to help the fight Australia said Friday it will soon launch six fighter jets that will conduct airstrikes against Islamic State militants in northern Iraq, joining the U.

Immigration Guards in South Texas Accused of Sexual Abuse

Detention guards are being accused of sexual abuse and harassment at an immigration center which houses women and children in South Texas.

US Marine Jailed in Mexico Could Be Released: Report

A U.S. Marine who was arrested in March after he accidentally crossed the border into Mexico may soon be released.

NBC Cameraman Ebola Case: American Employee Contracts Deadly Disease

The freelance camera man was diagnosed with the virus on Thursday and is currently quarantined and awaiting his flight back to the U.S. for treatment.
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