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Beto O'Rourke, behind in Texas polls, fights on to stop "voter suppression"
"We're going to meet this challenge of voter suppression by coming together and personally contacting over 2 million Texas voters," O'Rourke said.
Police in Maryland Say School Shooting Suspect Arrested in Classroom, One Seriously Injured
"I know this was a very difficult experience for you," the school district's superintendent told students. "Your bravery your courage and your cooperation are to be commended."
One NY Police Officer Shot Dead, Another in Critical Following Ambush
The incident reportedly occurred on W. 135th Street around 6 p.m. ET.
West Virginia Bill Aims to Ban School Mask Mandates, But Gov. Jim Justice is Wary
"We're going to continue to watch it as it goes through and we'll see what the final outcome comes out to be," Gov. Jim Justice said.
'Stand Your Ground' Law in Kansas to Be Revisited After Cedric Lofton's Death
The 17-year-old died in September due to injuries sustained in an altercation with police while in custody in a juvenile intake center
Why FBI Assigned Both 'Hate Crime' and 'Terrorism' to Texas Synagogue Attack
The FBI had previously called the hostage situation "a terrorism-related matter" that targeted the Jewish community.
How Freezing Temps May Affect Some Shipped At-Home COVID Tests
Most manufacturers recommend consumers allow their COVID-19 at-home tests to reach room temperature before use.
California's Job Picture Mirrors the Nation's: Falling Unemployment, But Abundant Openings
California's jobless rate decreased 2.8 percent over the past year, adding 50,700 jobs during the month of December.
Anti-Abortion Group Condemns White Supremacists' Presence at DC Rally
White supremacists showed up at an annual anti-abortion rally; event organizer says they're not welcome at March for Life demonstrations.
Judge's Ruling Compares Gag Order on Florida Professors to China Suppressing Free Speech
Several University of Florida professors alleged they were told they couldn't testify in court because their testimony would conflict with the state government.
Edward Norton Shares 'Fight Club' Photo in Memory of 'Sweet Soul' Meat Loaf
The legendary "Bat Out of Hell" singer passed away Thursday night at the age of 74 surrounded by family and friends.
Frightening Reality of Meta-Built Artificial Intelligence That Can Think 'the Way We Do'
After Meta's Mark Zuckerberg touted its new artificial intelligence algorithm, a Facebook user expressed fears about the "nightmarish dystopia it will create."
Indictment Leads to Challenges From Within for 9-Term Congressman Jeff Fortenberry
Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts and former Governor Dave Heineman withdrew support for Fortenberry and chose to endorse state Senator Mike Flood instead.
Black Man Arrested, Held in Jail for Days, Mistaken for Older White Man With Same Name
Officers confused Shane Lee Brown with the older Shane Neal Brown, who had a felony warrant out for his arrest.
Japan Steps Up on China, Russia and 'Strategic Issues' Amid Defense Review in Biden Call
"The interesting thing is that the wide variety of issues actually is closely intertwined," a Japanese official said after a meeting between Biden and Kishida.
U.S. and China Block Each Other's Carrier Flights From Landing in International Tit for Tat
The U.S. said Friday that it was suspending 44 flights from Chinese carriers after China recently suspended 44 U.S. flights over COVID concerns.
Here Is How a DOJ Special Task Force Protects Election Workers From Threats
The DOJ task force was established after a "significant increase" in violent threats against election workers nationwide.
Anders Behring Breivik, Who Killed 77 in Norway, Spends Days Playing Video Games in Jail
Breivik sought parole in hearings, which he used as a platform for his white supremacist views, echoing a neo-Nazi manifesto he wrote before the mass killings.
Rudy Giuliani, Michael Flynn Stripped of Honorary Degrees From University of Rhode Island
The university stated that the two men "no longer represent the highest level of our values and standards."
Alleged Border Census Undercount May See Texas Lose $247M in Medicaid; Lawmakers to Meet
Populations at the U.S.-Mexico border "are particularly difficult to reach, especially Hispanic families living in isolated rural colonias," lawmakers wrote.
Woman Explains How She Uses Spreadsheets, Runs Household 'Like a Business' in Viral Video
Forget going out to eat. One woman's family has enough food annually to eat three meals at home, daily.
U.N. Watchdog Slams 'Inclusive' M&M's Campaign While Parent Company Sponsors China Olympics
Mars said the characters used for M&M's advertising would be updated to reflect a "more dynamic, progressive world."