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Michelle Williams and Phil Elverum have split after less than a year of marriage.

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1. Michelle Williams and Phil Elverum split after less than 1 year of marriage  AOL
2. Michelle Williams and Husband Phil Elverum Split After Summer Wedding  Hollywood Reporter
3. Michelle Williams and Husband Phil Elverum Split After Marrying Last Summer  PEOPLE.com
4. Michelle Williams Splits From Husband Phil Elverum Less Than 1 Year After Secret Wedding  Us Weekly
5. Mount Eerie’s Phil Elverum and Michelle Williams Split Less Than One Year After Marriage: Report  Pitchfork
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Las Vegas police shot a dog while checking on a person Friday in the northeast valley.

There is a widening divide between what Attorney General William Barr has said publicly about the special counsel's investigation and Robert Mueller's actual report.

1. British cybersecurity researcher who helped to stop WannaCry attack pleads guilty in hacking case  NBC News
2. Marcus Hutchins, Security Researcher Who Stopped WannaCry, Pleads Guilty to Malware Charges  Gizmodo
3. Hacking 'hero' Marcus Hutchins pleads guilty to US malware charges  BBC News
4. WannaCry 'hero' pleads guilty to hacking charges  CNN
5. WannaCry Hero Marcus Hutchins Pleads Guilty To Creating Banking Malware  Forbes
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As Flint, Michigan marks five years since the city's deadly water crisis began, a federal judge ruled in favor of residents who want to sue the federal government for not acting promptly to ensure the city had clean drinking water.

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