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When the toddler vanished, her caretaker called 911 crying. Now police say he killed her.; Justice Department says it will end use of private prisons; A father punched his infant daughter to death because she was making baby talk, police say; Tourists really don't know how to fit in at Rio's famous beaches; Brazil stops two U.S. Olympic swimmers from leaving country over robbery case; A 4-year-old found beaten and abused said she thought her name was ‘Idiot,’ according to police; 'Flies were throughout the building': 16 decomposing bodies found at Fla. funeral home; I've always voted Republican. Until now.; Donald Trump’s town hall hosted by Sean Hannity was absolutely priceless; The stunned, bloodied face of a child survivor sums up the horror of Aleppo; The Breitbart alt-right just took over the GOP; If you thought the old Donald Trump campaign was wild and crazy, just wait; Trump’s claim that Clinton lacks the ‘physical stamina’ to be president; Trump suggests racial profiling and says of Omar Mateen’s father, 'I’d throw him out'; Campaign shake-up signals that Trump will finish race on his own terms; Amy Schumer caught in nasty crossfire after comedy writer’s rape comments rile feminists   Most popular right now   Most Read When the toddler vanished, her caretaker called 911 crying. Now police say he killed her. Police found the body of 3-year-old Jordyn Dumont 500 yards from her North Carolina home. Two hours later, her mother's boyfriend was arrested. By Katie Mettler  •  Read more » Justice Department says it will end use of private prisons In the wake of critical reports, the deputy attorney general told officials to reduce or decline to renew deals with contractors. By Matt Zapotosky  •  Read more »   A father punched his infant daughter to death because she was making baby talk, police say "None of us can comprehend what this is all about," Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said of the Minneapolis infanticide. By Sarah Larimer  •  Read more »   Tourists really don't know how to fit in at Rio's famous beaches "Their bikinis look like underpants" and other faux pas. By Joshua Partlow  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Brazil stops two U.S. Olympic swimmers from leaving country over robbery case Jack Conger and Gunnar Bentz removed from their return flight to the United States. By Dom Phillips  •  Read more »   A 4-year-old found beaten and abused said she thought her name was ‘Idiot,’ according to police Police in Arkansas say the girl was zip-tied to furniture as a form of punishment. By Kristine Guerra  •  Read more »   'Flies were throughout the building': 16 decomposing bodies found at Fla. funeral home "We were told our grandmother was already cremated," said one woman. "Instead her body was rotting away in a freezer." Two employees were arrested and charged with unlawful storage of human remains. By Michael E. Miller  •  Read more »   I've always voted Republican. Until now. In the military and the private sector, I learned what real leadership is. By Daniel Akerson  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   Donald Trump’s town hall hosted by Sean Hannity was absolutely priceless Annotating Donald Trump. And Sean Hannity. 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