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'Snowboarding with the NYPD': YouTube filmmakers use NYC blizzard shutdown for viral video
Flint residents still paying bills for contaminated water
Hillary Clinton says 2016 won’t be a repeat of 2008
US blizzard kills 24, Washington struggles to rebound
It’s not just Flint that’s poisoned
Trump would 'love' Bloomberg presidential run
USGS: Magnitude-6.8 earthquake hit southern Alaska

'Snowboarding with the NYPD': YouTube filmmakers use NYC blizzard shutdown for viral video

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A pair of enterprising if law-bending filmmakers used the weekend blizzard that shut down New York City to produce a soon-to-be-viral video showing them skiing and snowboarding through Manhattan's near-empty streets — and right through Times Square.

Flint residents still paying bills for contaminated water

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Tina Kellogg, a 33-year-old mother of two, would much rather pay $2 for a case of 35 water bottles at Wal-Mart than pay the $160 bill she receives every month for contaminated water they only use to shower.

Hillary Clinton says 2016 won’t be a repeat of 2008

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On NBC's "Meet The Press" on Sunday, Clinton dismissed criticism that six-figure speech fees she was paid by big banks Goldman Sachs following her tenure as secretary of state make her vulnerable to the special interests of Wall Street.

US blizzard kills 24, Washington struggles to rebound

Posted: 24 Jan 2016 04:31 PM PST

The eastern United States emerged wearily from a massive blizzard that dumped huge amounts of snow and killed at least 24 people, but Washington was still reeling, with government offices and schools to remain closed Monday. The 26.8 inches (68 centimeters) of snow that fell in New York's Central Park was the second-highest accumulation since records began in 1869, and more than 22 inches paralyzed the capital Washington. Roads were reopened throughout the city, on Long Island and in New Jersey.

It’s not just Flint that’s poisoned

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Trump would 'love' Bloomberg presidential run

Posted: 24 Jan 2016 08:32 AM PST

Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump on Sunday warmly welcomed a mooted run for the White House by Michael Bloomberg, saying he would "love" to go up against the fellow billionaire and former New York mayor. The New York Times, citing anonymous sources, said Saturday that the 73-year-old Bloomberg is mulling an independent bid for the presidency and is prepared to spend $1 billion of his personal fortune. The Republican-turned-independent sees a potential opening should Trump and Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders -- who is surging in polls -- win their parties' nominations, the sources said.