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2 Injured After Single-Engine Plane Crashes Near Hawaii's Lihue Airport

The aircraft crashed about 75 to 100 feet away from the Lihue Airport property, the state Department of Transportation said.

Twitter suspended an account tracking flights of Elon Musk's jet despite assertions by the billionaire buyer of the social media platform that it would be left to be in the name of free speech

Twitter Suspends Accounts Of Several Journalists Covering Elon Musk

The suspension of the accounts appeared to stem from the newly revised Twitter policy prohibiting users from sharing another person's current location.

In Nice, trash cans were set on fire in the centre of the city

California Man Allegedly Repeatedly Stabbed Pregnant Sister To Death

A man was arrested for allegedly killing his pregnant sister and setting her body on fire.

Some Dark Chocolate Brands Contain Lead, Cadmium, Report Shows

Research from a non-profit organization showed that multiple popular dark chocolate brands had high levels of either lead, cadmium or both.

Survivor Season 43 Winner Donates $1M Winnings To Veterans

Mike Gabler, the winner of Survivor season 43, donated his $1 million prize to help veterans.

Former Twitter Employee Given Three-Year Sentence For Spying For Saudis

A former Twitter employee was sentenced to more than three years in prison for spying for the Saudi Arabian government.

Woman Found Dead After Falling From Cruise Ship

U.S. Coast Guard retrieved the woman's body at least 18 miles offshore from Florida's Port Canaveral on Thursday morning.

Oyster shells like these, seen at the Chula Vista Wildlife Refuge in California, are ground up to help form reef balls that attract live oysters

Texas Recalls Oysters Harvested In Southeastern Galveston Bay

Texas is recalling oysters harvested in the southeastern area of Galveston Bay after reports of illnesses across multiple states.

Kevin O'Leary Testifies Binance Is An 'Unregulated Monopoly'

"Shark Tank" investor and co-host of CNBC's Money Court, Kevin O'Leary, testified before a U.S. Senate Committee that Binance purposely caused the FTX collapse.

Twitter Suspends Musk Location Tracking Account, CEO Threatens Lawsuit

Twitter has suspended the popular flight-tracking account that shared the location of CEO Elon Musk's private jet. Musk is now threatening legal action.

US Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and husband Paul Pelosi in New York in 2019

Police Say Tom Hanks, Hunter Biden On Pelosi Attacker's Hit List

Police say the man who attacked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband had a hit list of names, including actor Tom Hanks and President Biden's son.

Texas AG Ken Paxton Requested Records Of Transgender Residents

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton requested records to see how many residents changed their gender information on state driver's licenses and other documents.

National Cupcake Day 2022: Here Are 10 Unique Recipes

National Cupcake Day 2022: Here are 10 Unique Recipes To Celebrate The Diverse Dessert

A man is given a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) test at pop-up testing site in New York

Biden Administration Brings Back Free COVID-19 Test Kits

Free COVID-19 test kits are now available at covid.gov/tests. The limited-time offer gives four kits to a single household. Kits will start shipping next week.

Powerball Jackpot Grows To $149 Million

The Powerball will climb to $149 million after no winning ticket was produced in the latest drawing.

DOJ Sues Arizona For Shipping Container Border Wall

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against Arizona for building a border wall made of shipping containers on federal land.

Bill Of Rights Day: History Of The Day And Quotes About US Constitution

The Bill Of Rights Day is observed every year on Dec. 15 to celebrate the passage of the Bill of Rights - the first 10 amendments made to the U.S. Constitution.