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An unbalanced woman arrested at Marseille station is suspected of staging the attack, reports say.
Times of Israel: FBI says hate crimes against Jews in the US rose by 37% last year
Los Angeles Times: Desperately searching for his brother in Paradise, he tries to stay hopeful as the days pass
Los Angeles Times: In hundreds of handwritten notes, families look for Paradise residents still missing after fires
Los Angeles Times: Confusion marks the search for the missing in Paradise fire
USA Today: Syracuse QB Eric Dungey nears end of memorable career
USA Today: Syracuse QB Eric Dungey nears end of memorable career
USA Today: Migrant caravan: Some are at the border, most 1,000 miles away, some may stay in Mexico
WashingtonPost: Oakland’s Bob Melvin, Braves’ Brian Snitker win MLB manager of the year awards
WashingtonPost: Maryland hires search firm for next football coach; AD says, ‘I’ve started my work’
Daily Mail: Do you know Bondi’s pooch poisoner? Suspected killer is leaving RAT POISON out for dogs
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Daily Mail: Why this $39.95 foundation is selling once every 77 seconds across Australia right now
Daily Mail: Baby 'bashed by father' in Sydney home suffers brain, neck and rib injuries
Daily Mail: Gunman on the run after a man, 26, is shot on a residential street
Daily Mail: How changes to the GST carve up will work
Daily Mail: Aust v NZ World Cup rights decision looms
Daily Mail: New Zealand newspaper accidentally pays tribute to Spike Lee following Stan Lee's death
Daily Mail: Alex Nation and Richie Strahan arrive in Fiji to film Bachelor In Paradise
Daily Mail: Karl Stefanovic takes aim at Bunnings for its ‘un-Australian’ change to its sausage sizzle
Daily Mail: As 'El Chapo' faces court, Sinaloa cartel advances its...
Daily Mail: Japan economy shrinks 0.3% in July-September
FOX: Migrant caravan opts for safer, longer route to US border
Daily Mail: We’re actually better at remembering people’s names than what they look like, new research suggests