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Missing grandmother found alive after spending three nights in remote bushland
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LeBron, Lonzo set amazing 36-year Lakers first
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News Yahoo7 NewsBacklash after priest 'ruins' teen's funeral with shocking sermon
He questioned whether the 18-year-old would go to heaven after he committed suicide.
News Yahoo7 NewsTruck driver praised for guiding couple to safety through torrential downpour
'The driver of this truck restored my faith in truck drivers as he guided us through the storm.'
News Yahoo7 NewsReminder to stay out of flooded waters after huge crocodile spotted on road
The frightening encounter was caught on camera by Queensland Police.
News Yahoo7 NewsHow cup of tea helped mum discover she had cancer
The mum credits her tea habit with saving her life.
News Yahoo7 NewsDisney Channel actor arrested after allegedly attempting sexual encounter with girl
Police allege he was on his way to what he believed would be a sexual encounter with a 13-year-old girl.
Lifestyle Yahoo LifestyleMiss Universe Australia defends 'bullying' livestream after backlash
She was called out for "making fun" of fellow contestants.
Finance Business InsiderThe Trump administration edited a bizarre press release about Trump's border wall after people roasted it
The Department of Homeland Security edited a press release that drew online mockery earlier this week for its strange syntax and outlandish claims about President Donald Trump's border wall. But the edits did not address critiques of the press release's accuracy in claiming that the border wall has been built. The Department of Homeland Security apparently edited a press release that recently drew online mockery for its bizarre syntax and dubious claims that the government is building President Donald Trump's long-promised border wall.
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