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The Transportation Safety Administration says most of its officers received most of their backpay Monday for working during the shutdown.
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A 15-year-old student shot a teacher at a Texas high school before dying, authorities said, and the school was placed on lockdown with no motive disclosed.
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Air Canada CEO to step down after backlash over his English-only crash message CBS NewsMichael Rousseau, Air Canada's CEO, to Step Down Amid Backlash Over Comments After Crash The New York TimesOpinion: Air Canada employees and investors deserve better than Michael Rousseau The Globe and MailAir Canada CEO to retire after condolence-video controversy BBC
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DHS employees remained unpaid as Congress took a recess during the record-breaking shutdown. Sen. Chris Coons defended the break, saying lawmakers are working in home states.
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Las Vegas police released drone video showing officers tracking a violent suspect after a domestic incident involving an alleged vehicle ramming and stabbing.
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Grant Hill on calling Braylon Mullins' shot, Duke's ‘meltdown': ‘The new Laettner moment' The New York TimesJon Scheyer, Grant Hill and Duke's radio announcer had incredible reactions to UConn's buzzer-beater Yahoo SportsUConn Upends Duke, 73-72 - Duke University goduke.comDuke's Cayden Boozer addresses ill-fated turnover in crushing Elite 8 loss to UConn: 'I let our team down' CBS Sports
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Most Transportation Security Administration employees have now received at least two periods of back pay they had missed due to the Department of Homeland Security shutdown.
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The war in Iran was a galvanizing force, but plenty of protesters focused on President Trump's immigration crackdown. Senate candidates in several key races joined the crowds.
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