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    George W. Bush's portraits of veterans are heading to Disney World

    Walt Disney World will host dozens of portraits of service members and veterans from the nation's Painter-in-Chief. The George W. Bush Institute will loan the 60 color portraits by the former U.S. president to the Florida theme park resort. The paintings of service members and veterans will be displayed for a year at Epcot's American Adventure pavilion starting next month.

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    17 Deeply Unsettling Places Across America People Think You Should Avoid

    "We got followed by two cars the entire time we were there, and the whole town felt exactly like something you would see in a Stephen King novel."

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    Active shooter 'neutralized' outside Wisconsin school, officials say, amid reports of shots, panic

    Witnesses described children fleeing amid the sound of gunshots near a Wisconsin middle school where authorities said an active shooter was “neutralized” outside the building Wednesday. Authorities in Mount Horeb said without giving details that the “alleged assailant” was harmed, and a witness said she heard gunshots and saw dozens of children running.

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    Marjorie Taylor Greene Changed 1 Letter In 'MAGA' — And It Didn't Go So Well

    The Georgia congresswoman awkwardly placed a blue and yellow "MUGA" hat atop a poster of House leaders Mike Johnson and Hakeem Jeffries.

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    Georgia police unleash water cannons on protesters

    STORY: Reuters eyewitnesses saw some police officers physically attack protesters, who threw eggs and bottles at them, before using tear gas and water cannon to force demonstrators from the area outside the Soviet-built parliament building.Earlier, riot police used pepper spray and batons to clear some protesters who were trying to prevent lawmakers from leaving the back entrance of parliament. Some protesters shouted "Slaves" and "Russians" at police.The bill has deepened divisions in the deepl

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    Mali says it killed extremist commander who took part in one of worst attacks on US forces in Africa

    A senior Islamic State group commander wanted in connection with one of the deadliest attacks on U.S. forces in Africa was killed in an operation by Mali's security forces, the country's army said. Abu Huzeifa, known by the alias Higgo, was a commander in the group known as the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara. The State Department had announced a reward of up to $5 million for information about him.

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