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An Indiana woman who had given birth just a few days earlier said her instincts kicked in when she stopped along a highway to help save a driver who was on fire after his tanker truck loaded with jet fuel burst into flames.
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One person was killed and three were injured in a shooting at an apartment complex for senior citizens in a Boise suburb and the suspect also died, police said.
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Correction: Arizona-Sanctuary Policy Ban story
In a story February 20, 2020, about the Arizona governor and lawmakers deciding to back off an attempt to make a sanctuary city ban part of the state constitution, The Associated Press erroneously reported that the governor and lawmakers issued identical statements. The statements were similar but not identical.
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Caroline Kennedy resigns from Harvard Kennedy School board
Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of President John F. Kennedy, has stepped down as honorary chair of an advisory board of an institute at a Harvard University graduate school named in honor of her father, the school confirmed.
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Mexico scientist accused as Russian spy held without bail
A Mexican scientist accused of spying for Russia in Miami will be detained without bail for now, a federal judge decided Friday.
