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USA Today’s Hemal Jhaveri said she was fired Friday, after publicly asserting the Boulder, Colorado, mass shooter would be an “angry white man.”

A boy biking through the neighborhood Wednesday was spotted finding, then returning, a purse left outside.

Defense officials said the U.S. Navy will deploy an assessment team to the blocked Suez Canal as soon as Saturday, CNN reports.

After a City Council vote on Wednesday, Atlantic City will repaint the Black Lives Matter tribute which confused drivers on the street.

On Saturday, 57-year-old Barb Higgins set a record as the oldest woman in New Hampshire to give birth.

Georgia Tech professor Gee-Kung Chang faces accusations of abusing the J-1 Visa program to bring Chinese nationals into the U.S.

Authorities rushed to aid Alabama residents Thursday, as “violent,” long-track tornadoes savage the state.

The MV Ever Given clogged one of the most vital shipping routes in the world, after its route traced a familiar shape in the Red Sea.

The New York State Assembly’s judiciary committee announced on Tuesday that its investigation of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s behavior could take “months.”

A survey by the American Dental Association found an increase in stress-related dental damage since the beginning of the pandemic.

Several passers-by stopped to save a Del City, Oklahoma woman from a violent assault Tuesday morning.

Jared Lloyd’s body was recovered the day after a deadly blaze gutted a New York assisted living facility.

James Cameron’s 2009 blockbuster ‘Avatar’ is breaking records as it dwarfs Disney’s controversial ‘Mulan’ in China.

With record flooding through southeastern Australia, all manner of creatures are invading neighborhoods as they flee the rising water.

Walt Disney World announced a one-month test of facial recognition technology for use in guest tracking at the Magic Kingdom on Tuesday.

Two North Carolina men were arrested and charged in the rape and robbery of a 24-year-old Pennsylvania woman Thursday.

Reporters and contributors from MSNBC attempted to shame Florida’s spring break tourism boom — with a photograph from a year before the coronavirus pandemic began.

President Joe Biden will headline the reelection fundraiser for Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms on Friday.

The Supreme Court announced it would consider reinstating Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s death sentence on Monday.

Heritage Foundation President Kay Cole James and Executive Vice President Dr. Kim R. Holmes announced their resignations on Monday.

Judge Laurence Silberman accused the New York Times and Washington Post of being “Democratic Party broadsheets” in a dissenting opinion on Friday.

Legends Diner in Denton, Texas sparked controversy after posting a sign saying customers would be charged for having mask-related disagreements.

Elon Musk responded to concerns that Tesla cars might be used for espionage at the China Development Forum Saturday.

A condo association in Fargo, North Dakota, has threatened ongoing fines to a resident for the flapping sounds his flag makes on windy days.

The White House confirmed on Thursday that President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris will meet with failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams during an upcoming trip to the state.

A San Antonio wax museum sent former President Donald Trump into storage after it was repeatedly defaced.

High school janitor Samuel James was surprised on Monday with a new car, after the loss of his own forced him to walk to work.

Astroscale will launch its first magnetic space junk cleaner in a demonstration set for early Saturday morning at Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio proposed police visits to people accused of “hurtful” behavior in the wake of anti-Asian American crimes during a press conference on Thursday.

Rodney Hargrove was shot to death by an as-yet unidentified person as he was waiting for his ride home on Thursday morning.

Hopkinton Police Officer Rob Ekross personally ensured 7-year-old Carver St. Pierre would not miss another birthday in quarantine.

Eight-year-old bulldog “Sampson” was saved by the quick reaction of two Long Island Rail Road members last Tuesday.

A Tesla car left on autopilot struck a Lansing, Michigan trooper’s patrol car early Wednesday morning.

Terry Lee Barham was charged with terrorism after multiple incendiary weapons were found in three separate locations on Sunday.

Robert Soliz was released Wednesday on a $750,000 bond after his arrest last year in the shooting death of Houston Police Sergeant Sean Rios.

Mike Loychik announced legislation to rename Mosquito Lake State Park after former President Donald Trump on Saturday.