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Adopted Abroad as Infants, Raised in US, and Now — They May Face Deportation
An NBC Bay Area investigation has discovered tens of thousands of U.S. residents, adopted as infants from foreign countries, and raised in the United States, now face possible deportation – because they are technically not citizens.
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More Complaints Filed Against Airlines From Travelers With Disabilities
Passengers with disabilities have filed approximately 900 formal complaints against U.S. airlines in the past year, according to a News4 I-Team review of federal transportation records.
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‘A Way to Help': In Connecticut, Abused Animals Get a Legal Voice in Court
Many states have victim’s advocates or child advocates, people in the judicial system who represent those affected by crime or abuse. Now, one state has created legal advocates for abused animals, an experiment being watched nationwide for signs of success. There are eight approved volunteer advocates across Connecticut — seven lawyers and a University of Connecticut law professor, working with...
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Duck Eggs Hatching After Wild Turkey Takes Over For Mother Killed by Hawk
A turkey hen at a suburban wildlife center has taken to sitting on a nest full of duck eggs after the mother of the eggs was killed by a hawk.
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Doggy DNA: Could Your Bulldog Be Part Chihuahua?
If you’ve ever looked your furry little friend in the eye and wondered who he really is, a dog DNA kit could fill you in.
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‘America's Got Talent' Producers and NBC Issue New Statement About Gabrielle Union
The producers of “America’s Got Talent” and distributor NBC said in a statement on Sunday that they’re in communication with Gabrielle Union, who was let go from the show after reportedly expressing concern over offensive incidents on the set, to hear more about what she has to say. Last week, NBC confirmed that the actress and Julianne Hough would not...
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How to Flee Domestic Violence: Have a Safety Plan, Experts Say
If you are ready to leave an abusive partner, you need a specific, detailed “safety plan,” Chandra Robinson of the D.C. domestic violence shelter My Sister’s Place and other experts say.
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People With Disabilities Filing More Air Travel Complaints
Flying during the holidays is hectic for all of us. But for some passengers, the strain, struggle and stress can be more severe. A News-4 I-team investigation found a growing number of complaints against U.S. airlines by passengers with disabilities.
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DC Law Expands Rights of Sexual Assault Victims
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has signed legislation that strengthens and improves outcomes for survivors of sexual assault. News4’s Meagan Fitzgerald reports.
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Second Fairfax Accuser Is Intensely Private Maryland Mom
The Maryland woman who has accused Democratic Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax of raping her while they were students at Duke University in 2000 is a single mother who values her privacy, worked for several years as a school fundraiser and had a sometimes-turbulent personal life.
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Human-Trafficking Rings Stopped by Federal Authorities Increased by 20 Percent in 2 Years
The I-Team obtained and analyzed U.S. Justice Department data on trafficking cases initiated between 2015 and 2017, finding a nearly 20 percent increase in the number of people charged with human trafficking by federal prosecutors during that span.
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Virginians Push Driving Privileges for Undocumented Immigrants
Some Virginians are pushing a law that would allow undocumented immigrants to get driver privilege cards, ensuring they can travel the roads legally. News4’s Julie Carey reports.
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Lizzo Gives First American Music Awards Performance Ever
Who would’ve thought tonight was Lizzo’s first time performing at the 2019 American Music Awards? The breakout superstar took the AMA stage with a performance packed with confidence and soul–but first, self-love. Donning a bright pink gown covered in layers of tulle, she encouraged the audience to put their lights up and “shine bright” before launching into a powerful performance...
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Swift Says AMAs Performance in Jeopardy Over Music Dispute
Taylor Swift said Thursday that she may not perform at the American Music Awards and may have to put other projects including a forthcoming Netflix documentary on hold because the men who own her old recordings won’t allow her to play her songs. “Right now my performance at the AMAs, the Netflix documentary and any other recorded events I am...
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Virginia Democrats' Wins Could Bring Down Confederate Statues
An army of Confederate monuments dots Virginia’s landscape but some of those statues could soon start coming down after Election Day gave Democrats control of the General Assembly for the first time in decades.
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95-Year-Old Veteran Recognized for Life of Service
A 95-year-old veteran with a chest full of medals and a wall full of diplomas was honored for his service in World War II and to his adopted home of D.C. Mark Segraves reports.
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Chrissy Teigen Honored at Baby2Baby Gala
Chrissy Teigen said she felt honored to receive an award at the Baby2Baby Gala, but her acceptance speech wasn’t all about her achievement: “No kid should go hungry. No kid should not go without the basics in their home.” Teigen — a model, television host and cookbook author — accepted the Giving Tree Award on Saturday night in Culver City,...
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Gretchen Carlson Wants to Speak Freely About Fox News Tenure
When Gretchen Carlson heard that NBC News was considering letting people out of their non-disclosure agreements involving alleged sexual misconduct at the network, she couldn’t help but think of the NDA she signed with Fox News before her departure three years ago. “It would be nice to be able to be able to tell my full story,” Carlson said. She’s...
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Pastor Faces Punishment for Officiating Same-Sex Wedding
A Methodist minister in Northern Virginia could face punishment for officiating a same-sex marriage ceremony. News4’s Julie Carey reports.
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'Harry & Meghan: An African Journey': Royals Get Candid About Pressures of Public Life
In a new documentary, Meghan Markle talks about the struggles of being a new mom under intense media scrutiny and Prince Harry finally addresses an issue bugging a lot of royal fans: What is up with his relationship with his brother, Prince William?