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10-Month-Old Dead, 3 Missing After Raft Carrying Immigrants Capsizes On Rio Grande

A raft that was transporting immigrants up the Rio Grande capsized, taking the life of a 10-month-old boy. Three others are being reported as missing.

Najah Ferrell Update: Severed Foot Found In Pond Belongs To Missing Mother

The 30-year-old was last seen on March 15 at her home in Avon, a town of 17,000 people west of Indianapolis.

Man Falls 70 Feet Into Kilauea Volcano's Caldera, Survives But Critically Injured

The man allegedly got extremely close to the edge of the cliff before losing his footing and tumbling into the volcano's caldera, according to a statement from the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

Stop Washing Raw Chicken: CDC Tips For Cooking Meat Safely

The reason given by the health officials for not washing raw chicken prior to consuming it was that juices from the meat can spread in the kitchen and contaminate other foods, utensils, and countertops.

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Measles Outbreak 2019: 'Avengers: Endgame' Moviegoers Possibly Exposed

A California woman may have exposed moviegoers to the measles late last month.

Texas Rep. Briscoe Cain Plans To Ban People Using Food Stamps From Buying Junk Food

Rep. Briscoe Cain has proposed a bill to ban the purchase of sugary drinks and junk food from people in Texas who use food stamps.

Alabama Dem John Rogers' Sick Comment On Abortion Invites Backlash

The Democratic State Representative is facing backlash for his comments during a debate on the abortion bill that the Alabama House passed Tuesday.

US Air Force's F-35A Fighter Jet's First Combat Mission Was Dropping Bombs On ISIS

The F-35A Joint Strike Fighter jet was used for the first time ever, to drop a bomb on an Islamic State target in Iraq.

Naked Teenager Shot Dead By Oklahoma Police Was Unarmed

The police department Wednesday identified the officers involved as Sgt Milo Box, who worked at the department for 17 years, and Denton Scherman, who was hired in September.

William Barr Won’t Attend House Hearing On Mueller Report After Senate Testimony

In a twist to the Mueller report saga, the U.S. Attorney General William Barr refused to testify before the Democrats-led House Judiciary Committee on Thursday.

Two Judges Shot Outside White Castle In Indianapolis

Two judges were rushed to local hospitals after an argument outside a White Castle ended with both being shot.

Two Swarthmore College Fraternities Disband After Leak Documents Expose Culture Of Hazing, Rape, Racism

Following the leak of documents exposing cultures of hazing, rape, and racism, two fraternities at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania have been dissolved.

Study Shows Youth Suicide Attempts By Self-Poisoning Have Increased Since 2011, Especially In Young Women

A new study published by the Journal of Pediatrics has revealed suicide attempts by self-poisoning has increased in young people, especially young women, by a staggering amount since 2011.

Watch Online: How To Watch Attorney General William Barr's Congressional Hearing On The Mueller Report

Attorney General William Barr will finally speak to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Davenport Flooding: Evacuations Underway After Barrier Fails, Mississippi River Overflows [Video]

The barrier failed around 3:30 p.m. CDT (4:30 p.m. EDT) Tuesday, and within the next 15 minutes, the river rose to nearly 22 feet, spilling into Iowa’s third largest city.

Tornadoes In Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri: Severe Thunderstorms Cause Damage Across South-Central US

"Widespread severe thunderstorms broke out today [Tuesday] across northern Texas, central Oklahoma, northwestern Arkansas, and southern Missouri," AccuWeather meteorologist Brett Rossio said.

UNC Charlotte Shooting: 2 Dead, 4 Injured As Gunman Opens Fire On Campus

A former UNC student shot dead two people and wounded four others at his alma mater's campus.

Milwaukee Woman Offers $200,000 Reward For The 2017 Murder Of Her Husband

A widow from Milwaukee has offered a $200,000 reward for information leading to arrests regarding the 2017 murder of her husband.

St Louis Police Officer Pleads Not Guilty For Shooting Death Of Fellow Officer

A St. Louis cop has pleaded not guilty to charges of manslaughter for the shooting death of another officer during a game at his home.

Iowa Woman Shot And Killed Early Sunday Morning Driving Home From Work

An Iowa woman was shot and killed early Sunday morning while driving home from work with two passengers in the car.

Elderly Man Gets 115 Years In Prison For Rape-Murder Committed In 1998

The murder was solved after cold-case specialists matched DNA from the crime scene to the 61-year-old Johnny Jones.

Trump Sues Deutsche Bank, Capital One To Block Congress From Accessing Financial Documents

President Donald Trump, his family, and businesses sued Deutsche Bank, and Capital One to stop them from handing over his financial records to Congressional committees.

Bill Cosby Update: Comedian's Bail Plea Rejected, To Remain Jailed

Cosby filed the application last week claiming the judge who sentenced him showed “racial hatred” toward him.

Infant's Skull Fractured By Mother Allegedly, She Claimed 3-Year-Old Son 'Dropped' Baby

The suspect told the doctors that she fell asleep with her daughter on her chest and woke up to find the victim on the ground with her son standing over her.

Surfer Sunny Garcia Critical After Alleged Suicide Attempt

Surfer Sunny Garcia was in critical condition after he allegedly attempted to kill self in Oregon. The news was confirmed by the World Surf League.

Drunk Woman Calls 911 To Ask How To Kill Boyfriend, Gets Arrested

Zelda L. Cotton, 54, from Tonawanda, was charged with endangering the welfare of an elderly person and criminal possession of a weapon.

What Is A Vampire Facial? 2 Customers Contracted HIV From Now-Shuttered Spa

The New Mexico Department of Health has urged clients who underwent the procedure at the spa between May and September 2018 to undergo HIV and hepatitis tests.

La Center, Washington, Plane Crash: 2 Dead As Homemade Aircraft Goes Down

The aircraft was described by the National Transportation Safety Board as a Vans RV-6 – a single-engine plane, with two seats and a home-built propeller.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein Resigns, Two Weeks After Release Of Mueller's Report

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has resigned, bringing an end to two years of non-stop tensions with the White House.

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2018 Global Defense Spending Is Largest Ever, Says SIPRI

The United States again is the world's top spender on defense.

Terror Plot In Los Angeles: FBI Arrest US Army Veteran Who Cited New Zealand Mosque Shooting

The FBI has foiled a domestic terror plot by a U.S. army veteran based in Southern California planned as retribution for the Christchurch mosque shootings.