Новости за 15.06.2019

1. Alligator with a knife stuck in its skull sparks concern in Texas community  Fox News
2. Alligator with knife sticking out of its head spotted swimming in Texas lake  NBC News
3. Alligator spotted swimming with steak knife in head  New York Post
4. Texas gator found stabbed with a knife in its head  KXAN.com
5. Neighbors Upset After Alligator Spotted With Knife Stuck in Head  NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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1. Analysis: A global game now has a truly global champion  Concord Monitor
2. U.S. authorities push ahead with battery charge on Raptors president Masai Ujiri following Game 6  CBC News: The National
3. Alameda County Sheriff's Office Wants To Charge Raptors Exec Masai Ujiri With Battery [Update]  Deadspin
4. Alameda County Sheriff's Office Recommending Charges Against Raptors President  KPIX CBS SF Bay Area
5. Mayor John Tory Is Telling Toronto Employers To Give Their Staff... Читать дальше...

1. President Donald Trump's Approval Ratings Since His 2015 Announcement | NBC News Now  NBC News
2. Trump shock: US President 're-engages supporters' by spending $1 million on birthday ads  Express.co.uk
3. Trump’s birthday: Low-key celebrations a far cry from gaudy and riotous parties he used to hold  The Independent
4. Donald Trump's children take to social media to wish him a happy 73rd birthday  Daily Mail
5. Donald Trump Trolled After Calling Prince Charles "Prince... Читать дальше...

1. 4 US Cities Where You Can Live on Social Security Benefits Alone  Yahoo Finance
2. 5 Social Security Tips for 2019 -- and Beyond  The Motley Fool
3. 'John Doe' convicted of using someone else's identity for over 40 years  ABC News
4. 4 U.S. Cities Where You Can Live on Social Security Benefits Alone  The Motley Fool
5. Social Security's looming crisis is political, not economic  The Week Magazine
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4 U.S. Cities Where You Can Live on Social Security Benefits Alone  The Motley Fool

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