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Who is April Moss? Weather Reporter to Expose CBS 'Discrimination' to Project Veritas
The reporter became the second TV journalist in the space of a week to interrupt a live report and announce an interview with Project Veritas.
Wilton Manor Pride Crash Driver, Victims Identified by Police
Police also confirmed the incident at the Stonewall Pride Parade on Saturday was an accident.
Is OnlyFans Down? Website Back Up After Previously Not Loading
Hundred of people reported the site being offline on Monday night.
Cuban Migration to Florida at Its Highest Since Obama Administration
There are a myriad of factors that play into the migration of Cubans seeking to leave their country and trek across water about 90-120 miles north to freedom.
The Fastest-Growing Jobs in Every State
Keep reading to discover which state is adding the most flight attendant jobs, and which state is the best for property managers.
Raiders DE Carl Nassib Comes Out as Gay, Marking Big LGBTQ Win During Pride Month
"I've been meaning to do this for a while now, but I finally feel comfortable enough to get it off my chest," said Nassib, who's become the first NFL player to admit they're gay.
Philadelphia Group Criticized for Disinviting Israeli Food Vendor From Festival
The Israeli-owned food vendor that was uninvited from a Philadelphia food and culture festival after organizers of the event received threats of protest towards them, said it hopes to meet with representatives for the sake of "creating a safe space for everyone in the future."
Capitol Rioter Donovan Crowl's Mom Tears Up As She Slams Trump for Abandoning Her Son
"Trump doesn't care about any of those people that stormed the Capitol for him. He doesn't care one iota," JoAnn Rowe said.
Father Asks School If Son Can Repeat Grade Due to Virtual Learning Inconsistencies
"It is rare that a parent requests their child be retained," Camden County Schools Superintendent Dr. Joe Ferrell said.
8 Arrested After Climate Change Protesters Descend on Ted Cruz's Home
The action outside Cruz's home was part of Generation on Fire, a campaign by the organization Sunrise Movement. More than 600 members of the initiative set out in two groups along routes that have been devastated by climate change to demonstrate the urgency of the climate and economic crisis.
Pair Charged With Multi-State Killing Spree Hit With New Charges, Accused of Arson
Tyler Terry and his accomplice, Adrienne Simpson, are charged with four counts of murder, and now face additional charges and are accused of arson.
Woman Caught on Video Jumping Off of Disney World Ride to Steal Cucumber
A woman has been slammed online for allegedly jumping off of a ride at Epcot to steal food from the attraction.
Transgender Athlete Chelsea Wolfe Says Goal Is To 'Burn a US Flag' at Olympic Podium
Wolfe, who identifies as a transgender female, spoke to Fox News on Monday to explain her deleted post from March and said, "Anyone who thinks that I don't care about the United States is sorely mistaken."
Maryland Identifies 1.3 Million Fraudulent Unemployment Claims Since Start of Pandemic
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan called the high number of fraudulent unemployment insurance claims "astonishing."
'Words Cannot Explain' Site of Alabama Crash That Killed 9 Kids, Youth Ranch CEO Says
After eight children from a youth ranch for the abused and neglected died during a van crash Saturday, ranch CEO Michael Smith said "words cannot explain" what he saw. The children were traveling back from a beach trip when their van got caught in a wreck caused by Tropical Storm Claudette.
Bitcoin Slips as Dollar Rises; COVID-19 Hit Poor Hardest
Bitcoin fell about 7% Monday, dipping below $33,000 for the first time since June 8. Employment for workers earning less than $27,000 a year fell 23.6% in the first four months of 2020, while employment for workers earning $27,000 to $60,000 fell just 4.5%.
Florida Mayor Regrets Calling Fatal Pride Parade Crash a 'Terrorist Attack'
Police said their investigation found that the tragedy was likely not intentional but a horrible accident that was caused by the driver's health ailments.
Trump's Mount Rushmore Independence Day Celebration Cost Almost $4 Million, Report Finds
The Government Accountability Office's report also found that there was no social distancing or mask wearing during the event at the South Dakota national memorial.
Shawn Michael Chock Identified as Man Who Allegedly Drove Truck Through Crowd in Arizona
"He went right at us," said witness and cyclist Tony Quinones of Shawn Michael Chock, the man accused of driving through a crowd of bicyclists.
New York, Florida 'Least Patriotic' States in U.S., Study Shows
Florida, Texas and Mississippi have the worst levels of "civic engagement," while Montana, Vermont and Minnesota ranked as the highest.
Family of Donovon Lynch, Pharrell Williams' Cousin Killed by Police, Sues City for $50M
The family is also seeking $350,000 in punitive damages against Solomon Simmons, whom the lawsuit identifies as the officer who shot Lynch in March.
Man Finds Human Leg Bone Inside Closet After Moving into New Apartment
"At first I thought it was a Halloween prop. My reaction was to throw it away. It looked like a rolling pin. But then I called the police," Haider Khan, 23, said.