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How a small US town became CrossFit's global mecca

How a small town in rural Tennessee became mecca for the growing global sport of CrossFit

Neighbours star ‘sexually assaulted’ female actor on stage during sex scene, court hears

Neighbours star Craig McLachlan indecently assaulted a female co-star during a scene in a stage musical where he was meant to simulate a sex act, a court has heard.Four women brought forward a series of allegations in Melbourne Magistrates Court against the former star of long-running Australian soap operas Neighbours and Home And Away, at a hearing expected to last three weeks.

Blind student dragged 'by his ankles' out of Oxford debating chamber after being refused entry

A blind student was dragged “by his ankles” out of an Oxford debating chamber after being refused entry, leading to calls for the union president to resign.

Tana Mongeau Just Responded to the Claims That She Facetunes Her Pics Too Much

She might be changing her ways in response...

Meghan Markle Tackles Tabloid Rumors About Frogmore Cottage, Baby Shower and Dad in Court Documents

Meghan Markle Tackles Negative Tabloid Stories in Court Documents

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  Jameela Jamil Opens Up About What It’s Really Like to See Meghan Markle Shaking Things Up in the Monarchy
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  Meghan Markle’s Makeup Artist Shares the Secret to Her Perfect Brows
  Glamour

Hong Kong protesters attempt daring escape down ropes as police seal off university

Protesters in Hong Kong staged a daring breakout from a university besieged by police last night as parents pleaded with authorities to spare the young activists, some of them high-school students, who remain inside.

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  There Is a Marked Degree of Underperformance in Hong Kong, Says Credit Suisse’s Woods
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  Hong Kong Police Trap Student Protesters at University, Demand they ‘Drop Their Weapons’ and Surrender
  National Review

Police: Home in California backyard shooting was targeted

Two men with semiautomatic handguns targeted a backyard gathering of family and friends in Fresno, spraying bullets that killed four men and wounded six other people before the assailants disappeared into the darkness, police said Monday. Authorities did not identify any suspects or motive for the Sunday evening attack at the home of a Hmong family. The gunmen entered through an open gate on the side of the house and immediately began shooting randomly into a group of about 16 men gathered to watch football on television, Fresno Police Chief Andrew Hall said.

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  Police Searching for Suspect After 10 People Shot, 4 Killed at Football Watch Party in California
  People
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  Fresno police look into gang connection after shooting at football party leaves 4 dead, 6 wounded
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