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Newsfeed Now: Gabby Petito’s family urges Brian Laundrie to surrender; Researchers using ‘cow selfies’ to track diseases

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(NEXSTAR) –  Gabby Petito’s family spoke out publicly Tuesday for the first time since the 22-year-old body was discovered in a Wyoming national park as the manhunt for her fiancé Brian Laundrie continues. The Petito family urges Laundrie to surrender. On Monday, Dog the Bounty Hunter told NewsNation he learned Laundrie’s parents left for a camping trip on Sept. 6, more than a week before Laundrie was last heard from.


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Top officials with the U.S. were in the hot seat as senators questioned them about the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Some military officials said they were in favor of keeping troops in the country.

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New York City’s Sanitation Department came under fire after videos over the weekend showed workers throwing away fresh produce from a street vendor.

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A recent injury to a carriage horse has renewed the debate about their presence around in New York Central Park has renewed the debate over their presence around Central Park. 

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It’s hard enough losing a loved one. Now, imagine walking up to the casket and finding a stranger in your family member’s clothes. That’s what happened to a North Carolina family.

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Researchers at Kansas State University are using a facial recognition app to keep track of cows and certain diseases.

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