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The father can either receive the vaccine or submit to weekly testing, according to a judge's ruling.

The girl, who was a sixth-grader at Forest Edge Elementary School, was shot outside a two-story duplex in Fitchburg, Wisconsin.

When one little boy cycled past a girl who lived nearby, he attempted a trick that didn't at all go to plan.

The child had no food or water and was covered in insect bites when she was found after 400 volunteers, police and divers scoured the area where she was last seen.

The teen was reportedly moving a black SUV in the driveway when he hit his younger brother, who was taken to a hospital, where he died.

Officers found that the property didn't have any food, running water or working toilet facilities when they searched the home on Sunday.

About a week after the incident, officers from the NYPD joined community leaders and a local business to help gift the boy a new ride and helmet.

A British High Court ruled in May that the child's life-sustaining care could be withdrawn as it is in her "best interests" because she has "no prospect of recovery."

Her family was attending the party in a neighbor's yard in southeastern Houston when she was hit, according to police.

Westport, Conn. police pronounced both the mother and her daughter dead upon arrival of a house in Westport.

The girl, who was waiting at a bus stop in Pensacola, managed to escape and alert her parents. A 30-year-old man has been charged on three counts.

Despite complaining of being hurt, the young boy was repeatedly thrown by an older student and the coach.

The young boy's attitude has delighted the millions of TikTok viewers who followed his surgery journey.

When the man claimed "it's an American flag," the child repeatedly argued it is a racist flag, saying "I'm not stupid."

A viral video claims that a family was asked to disembark a plane after their toddler refused to wear a face covering. The airline disputes this, stating the parents were not wearing their masks correctly.

Authorities responded to a residence on Laurel Street in Carteret, Middlesex County, at approximately 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday after a report about a dog attack on two people.

If you are able to help open the doors to music, art, sports, theater for your children, let them walk in and out of those doors with no expectations.

The "Blackout Challenge" is sometimes called the "Choking Game" and has been around, online and offline, for years.

Thankfully, the girl is doing fine, and one of the key reasons that she survived is because her grandmother administered effective first-aid immediately.

The child refused to wear a mask following repeated attempts by her father to put the face-covering on his daughter's face.

Scientists do not yet know what causes the syndrome, which results in various body parts becoming inflamed, including the heart, lungs, kidneys, brain, skin, eyes or the gastrointestinal organs.

Unfortunately, we don't know if the kid was successful in infiltrating the refrigerator and getting whatever it was they were searching for.

The woman who posted the videos has been un-phased by some of the hate comments she's received since posting.

The hero employee is nicknamed Cowboy for demonstrating a calm under pressure, according to the restaurant.

Police were able to locate a Honda Odyssey that they believe was the vehicle used by the shooters.

The city's mayor urged people to remain calm following the deadly incident early Saturday morning

"When the girls are dancing or Amy posts an inappropriate picture to social media, they're not rewarded. The audience at the dance competition scoffs at the girls' routine. Amy is slut-shamed by both her classmates and her friends when she posts a picture that goes too far."

California, Florida and Arizona are among the states with the most number of child COVID-19 cases in the country.

Lyman Stone and W. Bradford Wilcox of the American Enterprise Institute debate economist, writer and speaker Marina Adshade.

The 12-year-old victim was found with a gunshot wound to his chest by Griffin Police Department officers who responded to 608 Hammock Street in the city at about 7:40 p.m. on Saturday.