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Pennsylvania Murder-Suicide: Intoxicated Brother Kills Sister Before Shooting Self Following Dispute

John was intoxicated when he got into a dispute with his sister, police said.

Man Suspected Of Killing Pro-Trump Activist Had Gun In Pocket When He Was Shot Dead: Officials

Michael Reinoehl, 48, an Antifa activist, was killed on Sept. 3 outside a Washington apartment complex.

Brigham Young University-Idaho Investigates Students Intentionally Contracting COVID-19 To Sell Plasma

Hotspots are still flaring up including on college campuses that returned to in-person learning

Brigham Young University-Idaho has warned that students could face suspension if they intentionally try to contract COVID-19. The university launched an investigation following reports of students potentially contracting the virus so they could sell their plasma containing COVID-19 antibodies.

Senator Elizabeth Warren challenged Joe Biden for the Democratic presidential nomination and is now under consideration as his running mate

Elizabeth Warren Slams Disney For Layoffs, Large Compensation Packages For Executives

Sen. Elizabeth Warren urged Disney to disclose which types of employees will be laid off, how layoff decisions were made, if Disney will provide health care coverage for laid-off employees, and the total compensation Disney gave its top executives in 2020.

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Cleveland Restaurant Sokolowski’s University Inn Forced To Close Down Amid COVID-19

Sokolowski’s University Inn could not financially recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

Cortney Drakeford Oct 14, 2020

Ted Cruz Receives Backlash For Calling Birth Control ‘Abortion-Inducing Drugs’ During Amy Coney Barrett Hearings

After referring to birth control as “abortion-inducing drugs” Twitter once again came for Ted Cruz.

Lauren Dubois Oct 14, 2020

Mom Who Tossed Newborn Out Of Window Manages To Clean Bathroom, Take A Nap

Dookram showered and went to sleep after the incident.

JR Ventura Oct 14, 2020

Vermont Murder-Suicide: Police Officer Allegedly Tried To Rekindle Romance Before Shooting Ex-Girlfriend

Jeffery Strock was a part-time officer with the Berlin Police Department and the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

Suman Varandani Oct 14, 2020

Representational image of baby in a hospital

Infant With Burned Hands Found Abandoned In Connecticut Dumpster, Babysitter Arrested

New Haven police said the maintenance workers heard the child's cries and found the baby abandoned inside the trash can.

Sanjana Santhosh Oct 14, 2020

Dueling rallies in support of and against Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett were held on Capitol Hill on the first day of her confirmation hearings

Live Stream Amy Barrett Hearing: SCOTUS Nominee Makes Confirmation Case To Senate Democrats

Barrett tried to assure lawmakers she has no agenda and would examine every case on its merits.

Marcy Kreiter Oct 14, 2020

The book "Melania and Me: The Rise and Fall of My Friendship with the First Lady" by Stephanie Winston Wolkoff was released in September 2020, two months before the presidential vote

Author Of Melania Trump Tell-All Book Sued By DOJ, Wants Book Profits Surrendered

Stephanie Winston Wolkoff authored a tell-all book that recounted her friendship with Melania Trump before she was abruptly dismissed in 2018.

Danielle Ong Oct 13, 2020

Some 750,000 former prisoners in Florida owe tens of thousands of dollars in fines or court fees that could prevent them from voting

Thousands Of Amazon Employees Petition For Paid Time Off To Vote

While many states require employers to provide workers with paid days off for elections, key battleground states such as Florida and Pennsylvania do not require companies to do so.

Danielle Ong Oct 13, 2020

IMAGESIn his first campaign rally since contracting Covid-19, US President Donald Trump takes the stage in Sanford, Florida, himself maskless, and throws red masks out into the audience instead of the usual Make America Great Again baseball caps. Trump ha

Trump’s Upcoming Iowa Rally Will Be ‘Superspreader Event,’ Billboard Says

A digital billboard in Des Moines, Iowa set up on Tuesday warns President Donald Trump’s upcoming rally in the state will be a “superspreader event," as cases spike across the country.

Wesley Dockery Oct 13, 2020

President Donald Trump rallied hundreds of supporters for a comeback event at the White House, and is planning back-to-back rallies in a bit to salvage his struggling campaign three weeks from the November 3 election

Trump Tax Returns: President's Legal Team Asks Supreme Court To Block Subpoena In 'Emergency' Application

President Trump asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to block lower court rulings that would give the Manhattan District Attorney’s office access to his tax returns.

Anthony Raimondi Oct 13, 2020

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden speaks to reporters before boarding a flight to Ohio

North Carolina Polls: How Trump, Biden, Tillis, Cunningham Are Doing In The Important Swing State

Democratic nominee Joe Biden is leading Republican President Donald Trump in the key swing state of North Carolina, as the November election inches closer.

Wesley Dockery Oct 13, 2020

FBI Reveals Gretchen Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Also Included Targeting Virginia Governor

The men accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer also discussed taking out Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam because of coronavirus lockdown orders, an FBI agent revealed Tuesday.

Anthony Raimondi Oct 13, 2020

Amy Coney Barrett, 48, is considered hostile to abortion rights -- a key issue for many Republicans

Amy Barrett Hearings: What's Her Stance On Roe v. Wade, Obamacare, Election Fraud?

“I never made any commitments or deals or anything like that” -- Barrett

Marcy Kreiter Oct 13, 2020

US President Donald Trump at his first campaign rally since his hospitalization for coronavirus

Trump Still Feuding With Dr. Fauci, Lashes Out At Pandemic Expert In Dispute Over Campaign Ad

President Trump lashed out at Dr. Anthony Fauci on Tuesday after the nation’s top infectious disease expert criticized the president’s reelection campaign for featuring him in a political advertisement.

Anthony Raimondi Oct 13, 2020

Researchers point out that reinfection of any kind remains rare, with only a handful of confirmed cases out of tens of millions of Covid-19 infections globally

Are Antibody Infusions Safe? Eli Lilly Pauses COVID Treatment Trial

The announcement follows Johnson & Johnson's announcement that its vaccine trial had been paused due to an unexplained illness.

Marcy Kreiter Oct 13, 2020

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement said foreign students will not be allowed to remain in the US this fall if all of their classes are moved online

Mexican Foreign Ministry Confirms Two Nonconsensual Procedures At ICE Facility, Hints At Class Action Suit

The findings align with an investigation from the Associated Press, finding some evidence of wrongdoing but falling short of whistleblower allegations

Cullen Paradis Oct 13, 2020

Virginia Voter Registration System Outage: Here’s What We Know

Virginia's voter registration system is down after a fiber was cut during roadside utility work.

Dawn Geske Oct 13, 2020

Voters cast their ballots in Arlington, Virginia, one of the 14 Super Tuesday states

2020 Presidential Election: How Common Are Unofficial Ballot Boxes Throughout The US?

California officials ordered the removal of unauthorized ballot boxes set up by Republicans in three Golden State counties.

Anthony Raimondi Oct 13, 2020

President Donald Trump appears maskless before hundreds of supporters for his first public event since contracting Covid-19, declaring from the White House balcony that the US will defeat what he calls 'the China virus." Trump addresses a cheering crowd o

Trump Tells Florida Rally He Feels 'Powerful,' Could 'Kiss Everyone' In Crowd

Trump boasted about his condition after his bout with COVID-19 during his first rally in Florida since diagnosis.

Kevin Billings Oct 13, 2020

Law clerks and other mourners as Ruth Bader Ginsburg's casket is carried up the steps of the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC, September 23, 2020

Biden On Court-Packing: It's 'Going On Right Now' With Amy Coney Barrett Hearing

“Never before when an election has already begun and millions of votes already cast, has it ever been a Supreme Court nominee was put forward” -- Biden

Marcy Kreiter Oct 13, 2020

With Amy Coney Barrett establishing a conservative bench on the Supreme Court, challenges to abortion rights are expected.

Live Stream Of Barrett Hearings: Watch Day 2 Of Senate Confirmation As Republicans, Democrats Weigh SCOTUS Pick

The Affordable Care Act and abortion rights take center stage as lawmakers question Amy Coney Barrett, the president's third nomination to the Supreme Court.

Marcy Kreiter Oct 13, 2020

US President Donald Trump denounces refugees during a rally in Duluth, Minnesota on September 30, 2020.

Trump Makes Several Bizarre Statements In First Rally Since COVID-19 Diagnosis

President Donald Trump made numerous bizarre statements during his first rally since he was diagnosed with COVID-19, railing against political foes and riffing on familiar themes.

Wesley Dockery Oct 12, 2020

US President Donald Trump is embarking on a tour of swing states

Election 2020: Trump Tweets Democratic States Are 'Going To Hell'

Trump's tweets come amid new national polls indicated that he is trailing Democratic challenger Joe Biden by double-digits.

Danielle Ong Oct 12, 2020

Has Trump Recovered From COVID-19? White House Physician Gives Assessment

Trump's negative diagnosis was published hours before the president held a rally in Florida.

Wesley Dockery Oct 12, 2020

White House hopeful Joe Biden has slammed Donald Trump's determination to rally huge crowds during the pandemic

Can Trump Win Wisconsin, Michigan? New Polls Show President Faces Tougher Road Than In 2016

Democratic nominee Joe Biden holds a strong lead over Republican President Donald Trump in the key battleground states of Wisconsin and Michigan, as the November election inches closer.

Wesley Dockery Oct 12, 2020

How To Get RBG Pin Senators Wore At Amy Coney Barrett Hearing

Amy Klobuchar and Mazie Hirono remembered Ruth Bader Ginsburg while evaluating her possible replacement.

Nicole Massabrook Oct 12, 2020

Amy Barrett Hearing Included A Republican Senator Who Tested Positive For COVID-19

Sen. Mike Lee, who tested positive for COVID-19 less than two weeks ago, appeared in person Monday for Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s Supreme Court confirmation hearing. Sen. Thom Tillis who also contracted COVID-19 attended the hearing virtually

Anthony Raimondi Oct 12, 2020