Robert Wilonsky

Dallas Morning News

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Five police officers dead in Dallas – and seven others wounded, along with two civilians – after a grisly sniper attack made chaos of a peaceful march to protest police shootings in…

Details of the Dallas Sniper Attack

Five police officers dead in Dallas – and seven others wounded, along with two civilians – after a grisly sniper attack made chaos of a peaceful march to protest police shootings in…

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A plumber in Texas has filed suit over a picture falsely linking him to jihadists in Syria.

Where Syrian Jihadists Get Their Trucks

A plumber in Texas has filed suit over a picture falsely linking him to jihadists in Syria.

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In the town of West, near Waco, Texas, a fertilizer plant exploded last night with enough force to register on earthquake monitors.

Picking Up the Pieces in West, Texas after Fertilizer Plant Explosion

In the town of West, near Waco, Texas, a fertilizer plant exploded last night with enough force to register on earthquake monitors.

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