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Top News – Jan. 4: Iowa school shooting, Epstein docs crash court website, Islamic State bombs Iran, & History: Armenian woman captured in harem

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Sixth grader killed in Iowa school shooting is identified as details emerge about ‘hero’ principal

From NBC News

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Release of Epstein documents crashes court website but details are less scandalous

From The Guardian

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Islamic State Takes Responsibility for Deadly Bombings in Iran

From The New York Times

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World History: Armenian Tattooed Woman Captured in Harem

From The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute Foundation

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Paul Chambers, an American academic, stands outside a Thai government building escorted by uniformed officers. He wears a face mask and casual clothing while being led by authorities following his arrest.

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