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The call came as the Justice Department dropped all charges against former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Vineland, NJ police are charging an 18-year-old for the death of his neighbor, a corrections officer.
Texas Shooting Spree: Suspect Arrested For Spree That Left 3 Dead And 1 Wounded
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California To Get $247M Refund For Face Mask Delivery Delay From Chinese Supplier
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Angry Customer Opens Fire At Oklahoma McDonald's Over COVID-19 Restrictions
The female crew informed the customer that the restaurant's dining room was off-limits due to social distancing.
Election 2020 Poll: Trump Is Losing To Biden By 9%, Amash Could Help GOP
Joe Biden is still beating president Donald Trump in the polls despite a sexual assault allegation against the former and the apparent entry of a third party candidate.
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Teachers Appreciation Week is celebrated nationally to recognize, honor, and thank the educators for their contributions.
COVID-19 Outbreak Aboard US Navy Destroyer May Have Been Started By Drug Smugglers
According to Secretary of Defense, the Navy personnel aboard the USS Kidd may have been infected with COVID-19 during a counter-drug mission.
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COVID-19 Prevention: Scientists Developing Nasal Spray That Could Block The Coronavirus
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Pentagon Reactivates Cheyenne Mountain Nuclear Fortress To Deal With COVID-19 Pandemic
The Cheyenne Mountain Fortress has been reactivated as a backup for NORAD's Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coronavirus: San Francisco Admits Giving Drugs, Alcohol To Homeless Addicts During Quarantine
The San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) admits that it is giving free drugs and alcohol to homeless addicts who are in quarantine at city-sponsored hotels.
Coronavirus New York Shock: Two-Thirds Of Recent Patients Infected While Staying At Home
This survey's results show that the deadly novel coronavirus has continued to spread even when people were following the lockdown rules.
Coronavirus Update: Supreme Court Denies Pennsylvania Businesses' Bid To Reopen
Nonessential businesses in Pennsylvania cannot reopen and will have to comply with Gov. Tom Wolf's orders, the Supreme Court has ruled Wednesday.
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Coronavirus relief payments sent to deceased Americans are causing confusion among family members that don't know what to do.
Coronavirus Disinfectant: Clorox Sees 500% Surge In Demand Since The Pandemic
Clorox, famous for its bleach and cleaning products, has made more than 40 million items for the first quarter of 2020 compared to the same period in 2019.
Coronavirus Update: Minnesota Records Most Deaths In 1 Day, Says Other States Are Undercounting
The state of Minnesota has reached a new daily record for the most number of COVID-19 deaths in a single day after 30 people lost their battle in this pandemic Wednesday.
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New Jersey extended its public health emergency for another 30 days despite encouraging signs the worst of the COVID-19 outbreak might have already passed.
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Illinois Target Employee Threatened To Call Police On Special Needs Customer Not Wearing Mask
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Missing Pennsylvania Teen Stole Family’s Minivan, Changed License Plate
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The president said granting the District of Columbia statehood would be a gift to Democrats.
US Unemployment: Over 20 Million Private-Sector Jobs Lost In April Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
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US Supreme Court Split Over Trump's Rollback To Birth Control Coverage
Chief Justice John Roberts emerged as the likely swing vote as he questioned if Trump's rollbacks could be considered "too broad."
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