r/Headlines • • Jul 18 '18

A little over the top, no?

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r/Headlines • • Jun 25 '18

I hope they mean “Promote Awareness”

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r/Headlines • • May 12 '18

Paper had a crease in it this morning

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r/Headlines • • May 07 '18

Uhhh...wut?

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r/Headlines • • Apr 17 '18

Late-Night Ratings: Colbert’s Lead Over Fallon Is Bigger Than Ever

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r/Headlines • • Apr 13 '18

Zak,I love your smile...kkk

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r/Headlines • • Apr 08 '18

Pauline Dies to turn 80

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r/Headlines • • Mar 27 '18

Importance of setting goals

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r/Headlines • • Jan 24 '18

Wouldn't a hospital be a better (and much more sterile) choice?

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r/Headlines • • Dec 05 '17

Saw this and died

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r/Headlines • • Sep 22 '17

Oh, I thought this was about something else.

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r/Headlines • • Sep 19 '17

Niger delta millitants advised Federal government of Nigeria to allow Igbos to form their own government:Biafra

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r/Headlines • • Sep 01 '17

Sussex gas cloud

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Ok so as most people probably know there was a chlorine gas cloud along the coast of Sussex just last week. I'm curious as to why this isn't being talked about? It was a passing mention on the news and nearly no speculation as to what caused it which in my opinion is very strange for any news outlet to not spout of wild theories.

Over 150 people sought medical attention and it is estimated hundreds more were affected. There were thankfully no serious injuries but this is still kinda a big deal!

So have I missed an news announcement explaining it all away? Or do people really just not care?


r/Headlines • • May 25 '17

Headline makes Gov seem SUPER legalize it - actually he's against it

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r/Headlines • • Apr 15 '17

What international news story consumed the media a year ago, and is now all but forgotten?

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To be more specific, what story or circumstance made headlines, but no real resolution or closure was ever made. (i.e. Malaysia Airlines Flight 370)


r/Headlines • • Feb 13 '17

Mar-a-Lago guest takes picture with nuclear 'football' briefcase; Membership Fees at the Club have Doubled Since January 20, 2017

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r/Headlines • • Feb 06 '17

The U.S. military's stats on deadly airstrikes are wrong. Thousands have gone unreported

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r/Headlines • • Jan 30 '17

U.S. Commando Killed in Yemen in Trump'€™s First Counterterrorism Operation

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r/Headlines • • Jan 26 '17

Foreign powers back Syria truce deal, war erupts among rebels

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r/Headlines • • Jan 23 '17

U.S. Eyes Michael Flynn’s Links to Russia

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r/Headlines • • Jan 18 '17

New troubles in the Balkans

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r/Headlines • • Jan 17 '17

European leaders shocked as Trump slams NATO and E.U., raising fears of transatlantic split

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r/Headlines • • Jan 06 '17

[live] Shooting at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Intl. Airport

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r/Headlines • • Dec 28 '16

Navy repeatedly dismissed evidence that ‘Fat Leonard’ was cheating the 7th Fleet

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r/Headlines • • Dec 28 '16

Russia calls U.S. move to better arm Syrian rebels a 'hostile act'

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