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1. Shooting at a Rite Aid distribution center leaves 3 dead and 2 wounded, officials say

   Maryland authorities are responding to a shooting in Harford County involving multiple victims, the Harford County Sheriff's office tweeted Thursday morning.

   

   

2. Analysis: Kavanaugh case shows how little has changed

   As the nation awaits the resolution of another woman confronting another Supreme Court nominee with sexual allegations from the past, another similarity has emerged: the credibility of the Senate vetting process may be shot.

   

   

3. Aides quietly stunned by Trump's respectful handling of Kavanaugh accuser

   White House aides who steeled themselves for what President Donald Trump would say when he finally addressed the sexual assault allegation against his Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh were quietly stunned when Trump said the process should be followed and the accuser should be heard.

   

   

4. Anderson Cooper corrects Trump's claim: Not how it works

   CNN's Anderson Cooper explains the back and forth between Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee and the woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Kavanaugh denies the allegations.

   

   

5. Ford hasn't closed the door on testifying, source says

   

   

6. Trump lawyer: NBC interview was edited

   President Donald Trump's attorney Jay Sekulow claims without presenting proof that NBC edited the President's May 2017 interview in which he spoke about his decision to fire former FBI Director James Comey.

   

   

7. Opinion: Let's be honest about Democrats' objections

   On Tuesday night, the attorney for Christine Blasey Ford, one day after offering to have her client testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee, pulled back the offer and made a demand --the FBI must investigate before her client will testify.

   

   

8. Remember her? She flipped off Trump, now she's doing more

   Juli Briskman, who was fired from her job after flipping off President Trump's motorcade, is now running for a seat on the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors in Virginia.

   

   

9. More accusers come forward after California surgeon charged with rape

   Prosecutors say at least six more possible victims have come forward in the rape case against Grant William Robicheaux, who charmed TV audiences by lamenting how hard it was for a busy surgeon like him to meet the right woman.

   

   

10. Jet Airways plane turns back after passengers suffer nose and ear bleeds

    A Jet Airways flight from Mumbai to Jaipur was forced to turn back Thursday after around 30 passengers complained of nose and ear bleeds due to low pressure in the cabin.

    

    

11. Florida airport reopens after student pilot hops fence, boards jet

    A student pilot is in custody after he allegedly hopped a security fence early Thursday at Florida's Orlando Melbourne International Airport and boarded a passenger jet that was undergoing maintenance, an airport spokeswoman said.

    

    

12. Deadly E. coli outbreak prompts ground beef recall

    Cargill Meat Solutions issued a recall of 32,606 pounds of ground meat due to a deadly e. coli outbreak, the US Department of Agriculture said Wednesday.

    

    

13. Puerto Rico gov: No doubt nearly 3,000 died due to Maria

    The governor of Puerto Rico said Thursday there is no doubt that there were nearly 3,000 deaths as a result of Hurricane Maria, disputing President Donald Trump's assertion that the figure was artificially inflated.

    

    

14. Spain official: Trump wanted to build a border wall across the Sahara

    Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell claims that US President Donald Trump suggested Spain should build a wall across the Sahara desert to deal with the issue of migration from Africa.

    

    

15. Dow soars to record high

    

    

16. Alibaba's Jack Ma: Trade war killed promise of 1M US jobs

    

    

17. Walmart is where the trade war comes home

    

    

18. Great white shark lair found in Pacific

    Scientists tracked great white shark migration to a remote area of the Pacific Ocean they're calling the "White Shark Café."

    

    

19. Man allegedly targets ex-wife, kills parents after getting divorce papers

    A Pennsylvania man is on the run after he allegedly shot at his ex-wife after their divorce was finalized, then went to a retirement community and killed his parents, authorities said.

    

    

20. Fans upset over Maroon 5 rumor

    It hasn't even been officially announced, but that hasn't stopped the "Misery" over Maroon 5 possibly headlining the Super Bowl LIII halftime show in music-rich Atlanta.

    

    

21. Atlanta rapper slams the reported halftime pick

    

    

22. Jennifer Garner's epic school pickup look

    Jennifer Garner posted a video on Instagram of her taking advice from Reese Witherspoon's new book, "Whiskey in a Teacup."

    

    

23. Next for Florence survivors: Gutting their houses

    

    

24. Two mental health patients drown in a police van

    Two South Carolina inmates drowned in a prison transport van when floodwater from the aftermath of Hurricane Florence overtook the vehicle, according to the Horry County Sheriff's Office.

    

    

25. 'America's Got Talent' crowns new winner

    Card magician Shin Lim, 26, has been named as the winner of "America's Got Talent" season 13, walking away with a $1 million prize and his own show in Las Vegas.

    

    

26. Twitter isn't here for these pricey sneakers

    Nordstrom is selling a new pair of sneakers featuring taped toes and dingy stains. These pre-distressed shoes have people asking, "Why the high price?"

    

    

27. Lead and copper in water at Detroit schools

    At least 57 Detroit public schools have tested positive so far for high levels of copper, lead or both in drinking water.

    

    

28. Opinion: A twisted excuse for removing Helen Keller

    On September 14 the Texas State Board of Education made a series of key votes that could transform the way students learn to understand the world around them -- and themselves. Texas wants to remove some content from the social studies curriculum, said board chairperson Donna Bahorich, so that teachers can delve more deeply into certain topics.

    

    

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30. Amazon to roll out new products today

    

    

31. Amazon is worth $1 trillion

    Amazon has doubled in market value in just a year and now joins Apple in the elite ranks of companies worth $1 trillion.

    

    

32. iPhone XS and XS Max review

    

    

33. These iOS 12 features may improve your life

    

    

34. Meet the Puerto Rican sisterhood reinventing the island's future

    A year ago, Hurricane Maria tore into Puerto Rico, obliterating power grids, decimating farms, flattening homes and wrecking the local economy.

    

    

35. PR Gov.: We're treated like second-class citizens

    During an interview on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello says that Puerto Ricans are treated like second-class citizens.

    

    

36. Puerto Rico still needs our help

    One year after Hurricane Maria battered Puerto Rico, the island still struggles to recover.

    

    

37. This is Puerto Rico's 'Maria Generation'

    Her son cried out for help via text message on the morning of October 17, a month after Hurricane Maria wrecked this Caribbean island.

    

    

38. United and JetBlue did it. Now it's Delta's turn.

    

    

39. Kicked out of assisted living: What you can do

    The phone call came as a shock. Your aunt can't transfer into memory care; we have to discharge her from this facility, a nurse told Jeff Regan. You have 30 days to move her out.

    

    

40. See 'firenado' snatch firefighter's hose

    Canadian firefighters lost control of their hose while attempting to put out a fiery twister.