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Ukraine aid bill moves ahead in U.S. Senate, hurdles still ahead

Bill providing economic assistance to Ukraine and imposing sanctions over Russia's actions in Ukraine cleared a procedural hurdle in the U.S. Senate Monday. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Insensitive message left on couple's luggage

If lost luggage on the flight home didn't sour the end of their vacation, a note left one them definitely did

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Confederate flag in Claremont school photo prompts controversy

Was it a prank or a racist move? Six boys posing for a senior class yearbook picture hoist a Confederate flag.

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Man walking across US with cross on back has chance meeting with Marine

A man walking across the U.S. with a cross on his back had a chance encounter with a Southland Marine he's met before.

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Can Video Games Make You Racist? - Discovery News

Does it matter which avatar we play in violent video games? A new study suggests that when it comes to racial stereotypes in games like Saints Row 2, it really does. But that doesn't mean we should stop playing avatars that are different from us. Tara explains why.

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Pastor chases down would-be burglars of St. Louis County church

(KMOV) –The pastor of a Jennings church took would-be burglary into his own hands when he reportedly caught four men trying to break in through the roof. “Cut a hole in the roof then they'll take whatever it is they want to take and lift it up through the roof. Apparently that's something they've done here before,” said Pastor Carlton Lee. Authorities were able to take all but one suspect into custody. They are searching for the fourth man. Further details into this case were not immediately known.

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School Reverses Ban on Girl Who Shaved Head to Support Her Cancer-Battling Friend

A Colorado school, who told a third-grader she was barred from class after shaving her head in support of a friend undergoing cancer treatment, is reversing its position after the decision sparked outrage on Facebook. Jen Markham has the story. Video courtesy of Gray Television: http://www.nbc11news.com/home/headlines/Local-girls-compassion-sparks-controversy-on-Facebook-252047791.html

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Demolitions Wiping Out Detroit's Past

Never before has Detroit been so focused or well-equipped to tear down its most troubled properties: Hundreds of millions of dollars has been proposed or promised for demolishing blighted homes and businesses in the bankrupt city. (March 27)

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California Drought Spurs Mini Gold Rush

California's record drought is spurring a mini gold rush in the Sierra Nevada foothills that drew hordes of prospectors in 1849. Modern-day gold diggers are taking advantage of historically low water levels to search for the precious metal. (March 27)

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CITIC Group reverses into Hong Kong listing

China's state-owned CITIC Group is looking to inject assets into its Hong Kong-listed subsidiary - a deal that Breakingviews' John Foley says will benefit both sides but require some finesse.