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Two people are dead and dozens more were injured after a chemical leak at a Houston-area plant, officials said.
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Court nixes new trial for 'Making a Murderer' subject Avery
The Wisconsin Court of Appeal on Wednesday rejected a request by "Making a Murderer" subject Steven Avery to hold a hearing on new evidence that he wanted to present for a new trial.
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5 high school students are named National Student Poets
R.C. Davis is a rising high school senior in Oak Park, Illinois, who uses poetry to explore his feelings about gender and family. Kechi Mbah is a rising senior in Houston who first connected to poetry through a competition she watched on YouTube. Sarah Fathima Mohammed, a rising high school junior in San Jose, California, likes to introduce girls to poetry when she visits her native Kumbakonam, India.
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Census may delay data release if forced to disclose records
The U.S. Census Bureau could be forced to delay even further the release of redistricting data used for drawing congressional and legislative districts if it's ordered to disclose more records in response to a lawsuit, the agency's chief scientist said in court papers this week.
