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The Countries Left Off the 'Do Not Travel' Advisory List for Americans
The U.S. State Department has listed around 150 countries and other areas in the "Level 4: Do Not Travel" category.
Man Says He's Missing $10,000 in Stimulus Checks, Tax Refunds Because IRS Thinks He's Dead
People across the country have learned that once the IRS thinks your dead, it's not easy to prove you're alive.
News Anchor's Voice Breaks Live on Air As He Admits Viewers Think He's 12
Anchor Marcello Cuadra let out a squeal as he was presenting The Fox 29 Morning Show opposite co-host Madison Glaser.
Cops Seen on Bodycam Video Punching Man During Traffic Stop for 'Littering'
Officers have been accused of racially profiling two Black men and one Latino man after viral bodycam footage showed an altercation between the groups.
Don Lemon, Chris Cuomo Defend Officer Who Shot Ma'Khia Bryant
Police said the 16-year-old Black girl was swinging a knife at a woman when a Columbus officer shot her dead.
Chloé Zhao, Chinese Director Tipped for Oscars Glory, Falls Foul of Country's Censors
References to Zhao's Oscar-nominated film, Nomadland, have been scarce on Chinese social media platform Weibo after a hashtag containing the phrase was muted.
Washington Vaccine Provider Says White People Not Eligible, Asked to Join Standby List
White people looking to book a vaccination appointment at one of four sites listed at the website of the African American Reach and Teach Health Ministry are instead being directed to join a waiting list.
Proposal to Rename State Park for Donald Trump Panned by Ohio State Agency
A proposal to rename an Ohio state park for former President Donald Trump is not supported by Ohio's Department of Natural Resources as the agency defended the park's current name, Mosquito Creek Lake.
Republican Adam Kinzinger Slams 'Cancel Culture of the Right,' Defends Cheney
The GOP lawmaker said pro-Trump Republicans "feel threatened" by Congresswoman Liz Cheney.
McDonald's Restaurant Offers Job Applicants $50 To Turn Up To Interview
The Florida restaurant is considering increasing its starting wages to attract more potential employees.
Ex-Football Player Brandon Tatum Says LeBron James Wouldn't Hesitate to Have White Officers Defend Him
"LeBron James is living on a high horse, he's in a multimillion-dollar house living around nothing but white people. He is not affected by none of this violence," Tatum said.
Restaurant and Retail Sales Increased 10% in March, Largest Boost in Nearly a Year
The boost in sales comes at a time when economic growth is accelerating quickly, with most Americans benefitting from coronavirus stimulus and the amount of unemployed citizens sharply dropping.
Hawaii Island Declares Itself Entirely Free of Rats—That Were Eating Its Birds
The rodents had plagued Lehua Island for decades and proved difficult to tackle following a failed attempt to eradicate the population in 2009.
Florida Woman Nearly Had License Suspended for 6 Bogus Tickets, Officers Who Wrote Them Arrested
Two Hialeah police officers were arrested on charges of official misconduct due to a bogus parking ticket scheme.
Students Demand Ohio State Cut Ties With Police After Ma'Khia Bryant Shooting
Photos and videos of student protests were posted across social media, showing people gathered across different parts of campus, including the university's student activity center.
Thousands to Leave American Airlines After Reports of a $1.25 Billion Loss
American Airlines is reporting a $1.25 billion loss in the first quarter of 2021, leading to a voluntary buyout of thousands of jobs. The company CEO is optimistic that travel will pick up after the COVID-19 pandemic slowed business over the last year.
Asian Americans Report Rise in Attacks As Senate Readies Vote on Hate Crime Bill
A new poll found 81 percent of Asian Americans believed attacks against them were on the rise in the U.S.
George W. Bush Says He Probably Wouldn't Golf at a Trump Property
"I like my properties here in Dallas," the former Republican president said during a recent appearance on late-night TV.
Marjorie Taylor Greene 'Looking Forward' to Debate With AOC After Reading 'Communists Manifesto'
The Georgia Republican congresswoman finished reading the Green New Deal on Thursday, priming her to scheduling a debate with Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Radio Host Chris Baker Fired Over 'Racist' Tweet About Derek Chauvin Verdict
The conservative talk show host tweeted and then deleted a post that included a gif of Black tribesmen apparently dancing in celebration along with the word: "Guilty!"
Video of Stacey Abrams John Kennedy Clash Viewed Over 2 Million Times
Abrams was challenged by Kennedy to list specific provisions that she did not agree with—and she did.
Daunte Wright Funeral Sees Minneapolis Grieve Just Days After Derek Chauvin Verdict
Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, was fatally shot by a police officer in a Minneapolis suburb on April 11.