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FILE - In this Sept. 26, 2016 file photo Eric Johnson speaks during a news conference in front of his childhood portrait and a portrait of former priest Father Bruce Wellems at an office in Chicago. Johnson was sexually abused by the priest as a child and was surprised when he saw photographs posted online of Wellems at Chicago Public Schools functions last year. He wrote in a March 22, 2018, letter to district CEO Janice Jackson, describing how he was sexually abused by Wellems and urging CPS to ban Wellems from all schools. (AP Photo/Tae-Gyun Kim File)
Ex-priest who abused child allowed access to Chicago schoolsChicago Public Schools letters obtained by The Associated Press show the district permitted a former Roman Catholic priest access to its schools for months despite knowing he resigned from the priesthood in a sexual abuse case
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Police: Oregon toddler dies after being left in hot carAuthorities say a toddler in Oregon died after being left alone in a hot car while her mother went to work as a family nurse practitioner
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Angui Funes, right, sits with her brother, Jesus, after crossing the border back to Reynosa, Mexico, Thursday, June 21, 2018. The family, who was seeking asylum, said they were told by officials they would be separated so they voluntarily returned to Mexico. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
WHAT'S HAPPENING: Trump order sows confusion on the borderWHAT'S HAPPENING: Trump's executive order sows confusion along US-Mexico border
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Uber driver charged with pointing gun at texting motoristAuthorities say a Florida Uber driver pointed a gun at another motorist because he was upset that she was texting
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Texas Tech condemns racist remarks students allegedly postedTexas Tech University leaders have condemned racist online comments allegedly posted by several students calling for attacking immigrants and building a border wall
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Ex-North Carolina governor barks at successor over sculptureFormer North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory has a bone to pick with his successor over a dog sculpture
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Woman who shot boyfriend in videotaped stunt resistedA transcript shows a Minnesota man urged his girlfriend to shoot him for a videotaped stunt that ended in his death.
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Prep school says it will pay for abused alumni's therapyAn elite New Hampshire prep school that was hit with multiple sexual misconduct allegations spanning decades says it will be starting a therapy fund for abused alumni
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Residents use a canoe to paddle through high water after heavy rains caused water to rise and flood whole neighborhoods on Thursday, June 21, 2018, in McAllen, Texas. (Joel Martinez/The Monitor via AP)
South Texas officials survey flood damage, some expect moreAuthorities in far South Texas are surveying the damage to homes, businesses and roads from flooding this week, while some areas are still bracing as runoff causes flooding
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Whale strikes Alaska ferry, may have suffered mortal injuryAuthorities in Alaska say a whale struck the side of a state ferry traveling between Homer and Kodiak, possibly sustaining mortal injuries
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Migrant children walk outside at the Homestead Temporary Shelter for Unaccompanied Children a former Job Corps site that now houses them, on Friday, June 22, 2018, in Homestead, Fla. U.S. officials provided a glimpse into the South Florida facility housing more than 1,000 teen-age migrants, seeking to dispel any suggestions that children are being mistreated. The tour included dorm-style buildings where children sleep up to 12 per room in steel-framed bunk beds, and warehouse-sized, air-conditioned white tents where minors attend classes and watch movies. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)
Journalists tour center for migrant children in FloridaUS officials provided a glimpse Friday into a South Florida facility housing more than 1,000 teen-age migrant children as part of an effort to dispel any suggestions that any kids are being mistreated
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Tank cars carrying crude oil are shown derailed about a mile south of Doon, Iowa, Friday, June 22, 2018. About 31 cars derailed after the tracks reportedly collapsed due to saturation from flood waters from adjacent Little Rock River. (Tim Hynds/Sioux City Journal via AP)
Crude oil leaks into floodwaters after train derails in IowaAuthorities say crude oil is leaking from one or more of 31 tanker cars that have derailed in northwest Iowa
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AP Online Top Political Short HeadlinesThe Latest: First lady calls for immigration legislationFirst lady Melania Trump smiles after signing American flag artwork while visiting the Upbring New Hope Children Center run by the Lutheran Social Services of the South in McAllen, Texas, Thursday, June 21, 2018. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
AP Entertainment HeadlinesCharles Krauthammer, prominent conservative voice, has diedFILE - In this March 31, 2015, file photo, Charles Krauthammer talks about getting into politics during a news conference in Corpus Christi, Texas. The conservative writer and pundit Krauthammer has died. His death was announced Thursday, June 21, 2018, by two media organizations that employed him, Fox News Channel and The Washington Post. He was 68. (Gabe Hernandez/Corpus Christi Caller-Times via AP, File)
AP Online Top U.S. News Short HeadlinesAPNewsBreak: About 500 kids reunited with families since MayImmigrants in handcuffs and ankle chains arrive at the Federal Courthouse for hearings, Thursday, June 21, 2018, in McAllen, Texas. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday to end family separations at the border. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
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