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Rep. Jackie Speier Compares Trump to Jonestown Cult Leader Jim Jones: 'Merchants of Deceit'
"The only difference between Jim Jones and Donald Trump is the fact that we now have social media," she said on CNN.
Multiple People Trampled After Suspected Shooting At Pennsylvania Sports Complex
A fight and suspected threats of a shooting allegedly caused people to flee the indoor sports complex, resulting in numerous people getting trampled.
62 Percent of Americans Support Vaccine Mandate: Poll
Democrats are nearly twice as likely to support a mandate, with 84 percent saying they support it, compared to 45 percent of Republicans.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Says GOP 'Laying Groundwork' to Overturn State Elections They Lose
"I think we should be extremely alarmed," the progressive New York congresswoman said in an interview.
Ex-GOP Rep. Slams Republicans' 'War on Public Health' Amid COVID Surge
"I think you are seeing a tremendous rise of ignorance among House GOP," former Congressman David Jolly said.
'Rain City' Faces 47-Day Dry Streak as Seattle Hits 4th-Longest Drought
Only a "trace of rain" was reported at Seattle Tacoma International Airport in July, according to the National Weather Service.
Joe Manchin Questions $3.5Tn Price Tag of Dem Budget Reconciliation Bill
"Are we still going to be competitive? Can we compete in a global market?" the Democratic senator asked.
Video Shows Moment Shots Break Out on Bourbon Street in New Orleans Shooting
One suspect has been detained in relation to the shooting, but it's unclear how they're connected to the incident at this time.
Florida Breaks Record for COVID Hospitalizations, a Day After Reporting Most New Cases
Florida now has 10,207 people hospitalized with confirmed coronavirus cases, a number that surpasses a previous record of 10,170 people.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Calls Out Democrats for Letting Eviction Moratorium Expire
"There was frankly a handful of conservative Democrats in the house that threatened to get on planes rather than hold this vote," Ocasio-Cortez said.
Fauci Warns 'Things Will Get Worse' Due to Delta Variant, But Says Lockdowns Won't Happen
Vaccinations rates might be strong enough to prevent the need for any future lockdowns in the U.S., Fauci says.
Republican Adam Kinzinger Backs Subpoenaing Kevin McCarthy in Jan. 6 Probe
"If anybody's scared of this investigation I ask you one question, what are you afraid of?" the GOP lawmaker said.
Lollapalooza Drops DaBaby From Lineup Following Homophobic Remarks
"Lollapalooza was founded on diversity, inclusivity, respect, and love," the music festival said in a tweet.
NIH Director Says More Businesses Should Require Vaccines: 'Sometimes It Takes a Nudge'
"I think anything we can do to encourage reluctant folks to get vaccinated...that's a good thing," NIH director Francis Collins said.
Susan Collins Criticizes Nancy Pelosi Over 'Partisan' Jan. 6 Committee
"I think it would have had far more credibility than Speaker Pelosi's partisan committee that she has set up," the Maine senator said.
Monthly Stimulus Checks? Ilhan Omar Proposes Bill for Regular $1,200 Payments
"For too long we have prioritized endless growth while millions are homeless, hungry or without healthcare," the Minnesota Democrat said.
10 People Shot Outside NY Laundromat Before Suspects Fled on Mopeds
Chief Detective James Essig of the NYPD says that the incident is believed to be gang-related at this time.
Matt Gaetz Associate Joel Greenberg Used Restricted Database for Info on Hundreds
"We're still working on determining the people searched," Alan Byrd, a spokesperson for the Seminole County Tax Collector's Office said.
Evander Kane Denies Wife's Allegations That He Bet on His Own Games
Anna Kane took to Instagram on Saturday to accuse her NHL star husband of having a gambling addiction and intentionally losing his own games for profit.
Woman Loses Mom, Grandmother, Fiancé 5 Days Apart to COVID
"This hurts my heart like nothing else," Tiffany Devereaux wrote in a GoFundMe update after the death of her fiancé, just three days after her grandmother died.
Lawmakers Call for Federal Eviction Moratorium Extension at Capitol Protest
An 11-month freeze on rental evictions ended on Saturday, leaving more than 10 million Americans facing potential homelessness.
Stimulus Check Update: Californians Will Get $600 in September, Monthly $2K Petition Grows
About 26 million of the state's 39.5 million residents can expect to receive a payment.