Trump Cancels Military Parade, 'Maybe Next Year'
President Donald Trump says he is canceling his plans for a military parade through the streets of Washington because the price was "ridiculously high."
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Warm Tuesday, Then Rain Returns WednesdayIt may rain on opening day of the State Fair of Texas later this week.
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Dallas Police Protesters Want More After Officer FiredThe attorney representing Botham Jean's family said this is a step in the right direction, but change is needed.
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Dallas Police Officer Who Shot Unarmed Neighbor Has Been FiredThe police officer who shot and killed her neighbor, Amber Guyger was summoned to Dallas Police Department headquarters Monday and fired. Dallas Police Chief U. Renee Hall terminated Guyger, who was arrested for manslaughter in the death of Botham Jean.
Cosby, Accuser In Court For Start Of SentencingBill Cosby and his chief accuser arrived at a suburban Philadelphia courthouse Monday for the start of a sentencing hearing that will determine how the 81-year-old comedian will be punished for drugging and sexually assaulting her more than 14 years ago.
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O'Rourke: Won't Go Negative Ahead Of Texas Senate DebateRepublican Ted Cruz has revived old accusations as he tries to defend his Senate seat against Democratic congressman Beto O'Rourke.
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Warm Tuesday, Then Rain Returns WednesdayIt may rain on opening day of the State Fair of Texas later this week.
Dallas Police In-Custody Death Remains Mystery 2 Years LaterTwo years ago, 32-year-old Tony Timpa was afraid and called 911 for help. Less than an hour later, he died in police custody.
Dallas Police Protesters Want More After Officer FiredThe attorney representing Botham Jean's family said this is a step in the right direction, but change is needed.
