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Dollar General Folding Chairs Recalled After Reports of Amputated Fingers
"Recalled loungers can collapse unexpectedly, posing an amputation, laceration and pinching hazard," wrote the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Government Watchdog Group Says Trump May Have Mishandled COVID Data in Report
"These ill-conceived actions harmed the nation's ability to respond to the pandemic," Representative Jim Clyburn said.
Cleveland Retains MLB Team Through 2036, Stadium Gets $435 Million for Renovations
"Our goal is to make sure that a world-class city like Cleveland continues to have professional sports, professional baseball. It's very, very important," said Governor Mike DeWine.
Spirit Customers Claim They Were Given $50 Vouchers as Travel Chaos Reaches 5th Day
A company spokesperson has said customers would receive refunds during the ongoing flight disruptions.
Illinois Sets Record $127 Million in Marijuana Sales, Prompted in Part by Lollapalooza
"Summer tourism and the Lollapalooza attendees were strong contributors to July's out-of-state sales," said a spokesman for cannabis company Cresco Labs.
More Than $1 Billion in Cocaine, Marijuana Offloaded at Florida Port
"This is the largest illicit drug offload in Coast Guard history. It's historic," USCG Vice Admiral Steven Poulin said.
LGBTQ Organizations Request Meeting With DaBaby to Educate Him After Homophobic Comments
"DaBaby can be a powerful and influential voice where Black Americans need it most," said GLAAD Associate Director Dashawn Usher.
2 Men Charged With Murder in Spring Break 'Green Pill' Overdose Deaths
One of the mens' attorney admitted to being surprised by the indictment, saying the medical examiner found so many drugs in the body that it was nearly impossible to determine what caused her death.
81-Year-Old Man Facing Eviction Has Cabin Destroyed by Fire Hours After Hearing
The New Hampshire State Fire Marshal's Office is investigating the fire that destroyed David Lidstone's cabin after he told a judge he did not intend to leave as he faced eviction.
As Hospitalizations of Children Grow Amid Delta Surge, Florida Leading U.S. in Admissions
"It's very unfortunate. These kids didn't even get to make the decisions that are impacting their health," epidemiologist Mary Jo Trepka said.
Does Marjorie Taylor Greene Want Her Committees Back? 'Hell No' She Tells Gaetz on Podcast
"I would never waste one second on a useless committee," Greene told Representative Matt Gaetz on his newly-launched podcast Thursday.
Superintendent Officially Reprimanded for Refusing Return to In-Person Classes in 2020
An official letter of reprimand will be added to the superintendent's permanent licensure file.
Fake Amazon Ad Goes Viral Due to Bizarre Glitch
The strange video on TikTok was of a man dancing to Flo Rida and T-Pain's hit "Low," but presented as an official Amazon advert.
Dixie Fire Grows 50K Acres Overnight, Becomes 6th Largest Wildfire in California History
The extreme fire behavior of Wednesday night was fueled by low humidity and strong winds, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection .
Hong Kong Residents in U.S. Get Extended Residency Amid China's Opposition Crackdown
"Given the politically motivated arrests and trials...we will continue to take steps in support of people in Hong Kong," a White House statement reads.
Moderna Says Booster Likely Needed in Winter to Protect Against New COVID Strains
The threat of the Delta variant combined with people gathering indoors during winter was cited as reasons to get a third shot for increased immunity.
'I Was Wrong Not To Get Vaccinated:' COVID Patient Cries From Hospital Bed
The 56-year-old woman, who is in hospital in Italy, fought back tears as she urged others not to make the same mistake.
Private Jet Passenger Caught With 24 Suitcases Filled With Cocaine
Federal police discovered at least 50 packets of cocaine in the suitcases, weighing the equivalent of one ton.
Three Pit Bulls Maul 60-Year-Old Woman to Death
Rhoda Wagner was found dead on the lawn outside her home in Miller Township, Pennsylvania, on July 28.
Gulf of Mexico's 'Dead Zone' off Texas, Louisiana Coasts Now Larger Than Connecticut
"The low oxygen conditions were very close to shore with many observations showing an almost complete lack of oxygen," said the lead investigator, Nancy Rabalais.
Black Bear Euthanized After Fatally Mauling Woman in Rare Attack
The 26-year-old woman was planting trees to help re-forest the area after recent logging operations when she was attacked by the adult female animal.
Teacher Arrested, Accused of Assaulting 2 Students at U.S. Army Base in Germany
Accounts from two girls alleged the teacher had touched them inappropriately when they were less than 9 years old.