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Father Shot and Killed While Confronting Teen Daughter's Bullies
Brandon Curtis, 35, died after a fight broke out between the group of teenagers in Humble, Texas.
Newsom Removes Essential Workers From Vaccine Priority List as Deaths Soar
The announcement comes as many service industry workers prepare to return to work following the lifting of the stay-at-home order.
Photos Show Widespread Destruction Caused by Tornado in Fultondale, Alabama
At least five people have been taken to hospital, several of them critically injured as crews work to locate those who are injured and trapped in houses and collapsed buildings.
COVID Anal Swabs for Beijing Residents More Accurate, Says Chinese Expert
Hundreds of thousands living in a key Beijing district have undergone antibody tests, as well as throat, nasal and anal swabs as the Chinese capital attempts to halt its second wave.
Here's Why the Washington Monument Went Dark
Officials have revealed the reason why external lights went out at the obelisk in D.C. overnight on Sunday.
'Ashamed' Capitol Rioter Apologies to AOC for Death Threat, Blames Trump
"I believed I was following the instructions of former President Trump and he was my president and the commander-in-chief," Garret Miller said Monday while apologizing to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Capitol Police for making death threats after taking part in the insurrection.
First U.S. Case of COVID-19 Variant From Brazil Reported in Minnesota
Minnesota health officials announced Monday that the first case of Brazil's "P.1" COVID-19 variant was detected following a random sampling of test specimens.
Third Stimulus Check of $1,400 Could Be Passed by End of March
Most experts believe that $1,400 stimulus checks are likely to pass, but Americans may have to wait past March to actually receive the checks due to disagreements in Congress.
U.S. Records Worst Poverty Spike Since 1960s, Black Americans Hit Hardest
8 million more Americans, including 2.4 million Black Americans, were living in poverty at the end of 2020 compared to one year before.
Fact Check: Did Chief Justice Roberts Refuse to Preside Over Trump's Trial?
Donald Trump's first impeachment trial, which concluded in early 2020, was presided over by Chief Justice John Roberts. Trump's unprecedented second impeachment trial will be presided over by Patrick Leahy (D- Vt.), the Senate President pro tempore.
Fact Check: Did Missouri Shop Say No Guns, Ammo For Biden Supporters?
President Joe Biden preached that the country requires "unity" to overcome its challenges in his inaugural address last week as it remains divided in its political ideologies.
Majority of Americans Support Trump Conviction for Capitol Role: Poll
A slightly higher share of Republicans and Independents support Trump's second impeachment compared to the first, the latest Monmouth University poll finds.
Fauci Applauds Program to Create Booster Shot for South African Strain
"We are being prudently cautious by already making moves toward developing booster shots that would specifically cover the mutants," Fauci said, confirming that both Pfizer and Moderna's COVID vaccines remain effective against South Africa's B.1.351 and the United Kingdom's B.1.1.7 strain.
Dr. Anthony Fauci Made More in 2019 Than Trump Did as President
The 80-year-old doctor holds a medical degree from Cornell University and began his 53-year career at the National Institutes of Health in 1968.
Harriet Tubman's $20 Bill in the Works Again Under Biden Administration
"It's important our notes reflect the history and diversity of our country, and the image of Harriet Tubman—a role model for leadership and participation in our democracy—gracing the new $20 note would reflect that," said the Treasury Department.
Shark Attack Deaths Surged in 2020, But the Number of Attacks Declined
"It's a dramatic spike, but it's not yet cause for alarm," Gavin Naylor, director of the Florida Museum of Natural History's shark research program, cautioned.
Target Apologizes to Black Teens Detained on Theft Suspicion
"We want all Target guests to feel welcome and respected whenever they shop in our stores; we're deeply sorry for what happened, and we've terminated the security team member who was involved," said a Target spokesperson.
Fact Check: Did CNN Remove COVID-19 Tracker After Joe Biden Took Office?
The pandemic has been politicized since it hit the U.S. last year, as pundits and politicians debate over state lockdown policies, wearing masks and even media coverage.
Princess Diana's Trick To Protect Young Nieces From Paparazzi Revealed
Princess Diana turned a potentially "terrifying" encounter with a paparazzi photographer into a game and "had a talent for reading children's hearts," according to her nieces.
Rite Aid COVID Vaccine Registration Details and How to Book an Appointment
Those eligible for the injection can register with the pharmacy chain to be notified when bookings for free jabs open.
Gavin Newsom, Facing Recall, Eases Lockdown Despite Overwhelmed ICUs
California lifted regional lockdown orders on Monday even though the majority of the state's ICU capacity remains well below the parameter the governor initially set.
19 Bodies Found Shot and Burned Near Texas U.S.-Mexico Border
At least 19 bodies were recovered along a dirt road in northern Mexico on Friday after residents reported a burning vehicle across the Rio Grande from Texas. Investigators believe the victims had been shot before they were set on fire.