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US President Joe Biden says Ukraine is not nearly ready for NATO consideration

Did Biden Oversell Vaccine Booster Plan?

Plans by U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration to go forward with a nationwide vaccine booster program is being scaled back over concerns related to the Moderna vaccine and internal disagreements.

Hurricane Ida: Biden Travels To Louisiana As Death Toll Rises In Northeast

US President Joe Biden said leaving Afghanistan was the "best decision for America"

President Biden will travel to Louisiana on Friday to visit communities most affected by the hurricane and to meet with local leaders as the death toll rises in the Northeast. Sixty people have died in eight different states after the storm caused billions of dollars in damages.

Labor Day Weekend Drinks 2021: 6 Easy Cocktail Recipes To Celebrate The Holiday

There are several cocktails that can be made to kick off Labor Day weekend.

This National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) satellite image taken on July 2, 2021 shows hurricane Elsa moving northwest near St Vincent and the Grenadines in the eastern Caribbean

Racial Minorities Are Frontliners Of Climate Disasters

A study says people of color are disproportionately affected by the climate crisis.

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6-Year-Old Tennessee Girl's Lung Partially Collapses Due To Rare COVID-19-Linked Syndrome

The girl was diagnosed with the multisystem inflammatory syndrome, a rare COVID-19 complication in children.

National Lazy Mom's Day Quotes 2021: 10 Funny One-Liners To Share On This Occasion

Children can celebrate this day by allowing their mothers to take a break by dividing household chores.

Relatives who lost family members to Covid-19 join survivors, community members and frontline health workers at a 'March to Remember' over the Brooklyn Bridge in New York on August 7, 2021

Teen Girl With No Underlying Conditions Dies Of COVID-19 In Utah

Salt Lake County Health Department spokesman Nicholas Rupp confirmed the news but refused to disclose more details.

Los Angeles Student Shot By Another Student In On-Campus Fight After School Lets Out Early

The incident took place around 2:00 p.m. and the victim, who was shot the leg, was transported to a hospital. The shooter is still at large.

144 Fully Vaccinated Massachusetts Residents Die Of COVID-19; 19,443 Breakthrough Cases Recorded

The number of breakthrough deaths has increased from the 131 deaths reported as of Aug. 24.

Hurricane Ida knocked out power in New Orleans

Biden On Hurricane Ida Victims: 'We Are Here For You'

President Biden addressed the damage hurricane Ida has caused assuring citizens affected by the hurricane 'We are here for you.' Biden unveiled his plans to aid those in need and will travel to Louisiana Friday to meet with Gov. John Bel Edwards.

Candace Owens Slams ‘Imbeciles’ After Being Denied COVID Test Over Spreading Misinformation

Candace Owens wants the “imbeciles” who are requiring COVID-19 testing to change the safety guidelines in place.

The Midtown Manhattan skyline is reflected in the water as people in masks walk along the lake in Central Park

Why New York Is Extending Its Eviction Moratorium; Landlords React

The New York state legislature announced on Thursday that it would be extending an eviction moratorium until January 2022 and pledged more aid to renters as COVID-19 cases rise, even as city landlords promise a legal fight.

A border guard accidentally started a giant fire in Arizona in 2017 at a gender reveal party by shooting at a homemade target made with a highly explosive product

Gender Reveal Sparks ‘Active Shooter’ Rumors After Father Celebrates Baby Boy With Handgun

A gender reveal party shut down schools in Tennesse after celebratory gunshots were fired.

Supplies of iron, steel, chemicals and gold flowed into the US economy at a faster pace in June, increasing the country's trade deficit

US Exports Jumped By $212 Billion But China Trade Deficit Grew To $187 Billion

Exports from the United States jumped by 1.3% to $212.6 billion in July, but the trade deficit with China also grew to $18.2 billion.

A motorist drives a car through a flooded expressway in Brooklyn, New York early on September 2, 2021, as flash flooding and record-breaking rainfall brought by the remnants of Storm Ida swept through the area

New York City In State Of Emergency After Ida Flooding Kills 44 In Northeast

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio declared a state of emergency on Thursday morning after flooding from Hurricane Ida brought the Big Apple to a standstill.

Did Anyone Win The Powerball? Sept. 1 Winning Numbers And Saturday’s New Jackpot

The Saturday night jackpot will be worth an estimated $367 million.

The drop in new unemployment filings comes as businesses face renewed complications from the fast-spreading Delta variant of Covid-19

Number Of Jobless Claims Beat Expectations, Reach Lowest Level Since Pandemic

New data released on Thursday for the number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits shows that only 340,000 claims were filed, a new lowest level for initial claims since March 14, 2020, when first-time claims totaled 256,000 before the COVID-19 pandemic

Adoptive Mom Forced To Return Baby After Birth Parents Change Their Minds

A woman in Virginia was forced to return her adopted daughter five days after she and her husband picked her up because the child's birth parents changed their minds and wanted her back.

A blanket of snow covers the streets of Houston, Texas, a southern US state more accustomed to record-breaking heat than ice. An historic cold snap has been sweeping the country for several days as a result of an Arctic blast that is causing temperatures

‘Longest And Coldest’ Winter Ahead: Almanac Forecasts Using Secret Formula From 1792

The Old Farmer’s Almanac forecast a very cold winter for the U.S., but there have been questions about the accuracy of the almanac’s 230-year-old formula.

Tropical Storm Ida was churning through the Caribbean toward the US Gulf Coast on August 27, 2021 and is expected to be upgraded to a hurricane by the time it hits Cuba

Tornado Watch Across East Coast In Effect Until Thursday, Flash Flood Warnings Still Up

The tornado watches and flash flood warnings come as the East Coast states are battered by the remnants of Hurricane Ida.

As Monster Caldor Fire Closes In, Make Or Break Hours For South Lake Tahoe

The South Lake Tahoe area is faced with a make or break scenario as uncertain weather conditions could help block the Caldor Fire from reaching the area, or fan the flames further into the popular tourist town.

13-Year-Old Dies From COVID-19 Complications, Found Unresponsive At Home

The young boy’s cause of death was later listed as respiratory failure due to a COVID-19 infection.

Countless entrepreneurs are being forced to kick their heels during the lockdown

Consumer Protection Agency Wants To Shine Light On Access To Small Business Loans With New Rule Proposal

The United States Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB) proposed a new rule on Wednesday that would help the agency shine light on how loans were being issued to small businesses an what obstacles existed for accessing credit.

Lori Vallow Update: Chad Daybell’s Children Claim Tylee, JJ’s Alleged Murderer ‘Framed’ Father

Chad Daybell’s defends their father's innocence regarding the murders Lori Vallow’s children JJ and Tylee Ryan.

The US service sector is expanding rapidly but businesses are having trouble hiring enough employees

95% Of CFOs Consider It Harder To Hire New Workers, Even As Unemployment Benefits Drop

As the economy continues along a steady road to recovery, executives are running into trouble hiring workers to fill out their ranks.

Mega Millions Winning Numbers: Did Anyone Win Aug. 31 Jackpot?

The next Mega Millions numbers will be drawn on Friday, Sept. 3.

The World Health Organization lists vaccine hesitancy as one of its top 10 global health threats

Anti-Vaxxers Becoming Vaccine Adopters: Only 14% Of Americans Say They Won’t Get The Shot

The approval of the Pfizer COVID vaccine by the FDA may have pushed some Americans to get vaccinated.

COVID A 'Trojan' For Alzheimer’s? Could Trigger Wave Of Dementia Cases: Experts

Alzheimer’s Disease International said studies show that COVID can increase a person's likelihood of developing dementia.

September Quotes: 10 Sayings To Celebrate The First Day Of The Month

The autumn equinox and the Harvest Season also fall in September.

[Photos] Searing Images Of The Caldor Fire As It Menaces South Lake Tahoe

The fire ignited Aug. 14 near Little Mountain between Omo Ranch and Grizzly Flats, and is threatening South Lake Tahoe.

Capt. Brett Crozier, commanding officer of the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (For representational purposes only)

Military Pay Chart 2021: 5 Highest-Paid Ranks In US Military

American troops are responsible for the safety and security of the country and are compensated based on their ranks and length of service. The highest-paid ranks in the U.S. military can earn up to $16,608.30 in base monthly salary and are eligible for other benefits.

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