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President Joe Biden’s coronavirus vaccine mandate has received much criticism, and numerous Ohio clergy members are also voicing opposition to it.

A man who allegedly tried to abduct a Bronx child was held on $15,000 bail during his Tuesday arraignment and was ordered to avoid the victim.

Police have released video of two people’s alleged attack on a woman in Brooklyn last week that resulted in her being taken to the hospital unconscious.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) is reportedly removing a statue of Thomas Jefferson from City Hall’s Council chambers where it has stood for the past 187 years.

The first black female firefighter in Boynton Beach, Florida, recently filed a lawsuit against the city for a mural that appeared to depict her as white.

A former physical education teacher of the year may lose his job due to his decision to not be vaccinated against the coronavirus or be tested, according to News Nation Now.

A Georgia policeman was shot and killed during his first day on the job and his family is speaking out about his dedication to the serving the public.

A homeless woman was taken into custody Saturday in connection with a choking attack involving a teenage girl at a Queens restaurant.

The New York Times issued a significant correction Thursday after misreporting the number of coronavirus hospitalizations among children in the U.S. by over 800,000.

Drugmaker Merck has asked United States regulators to authorize its pill for treating the Chinese coronavirus, the Associated Press (AP) reported Monday.

Responses to Columbus Day have grown more contentious as the years go by, and some argue it represents the “evils of Western imperialism,” the Daily Wire reported Monday.

Almost 5,000 people in Oklahoma were without power Monday after intense storms and multiple suspected tornadoes swept through the area overnight.

Fort Worth, Texas – Many United Airlines employees are showing support for those pushing back against the company’s vaccine mandate, an airline health activist said Friday.

A New Jersey nurse who was knocked down by an alleged homeless mugger in Times Square passed away Saturday.

Period products will be available free inside public schools in California beginning next school year under legislation signed into law on Friday.

A three-year-old who went missing in Texas Wednesday was found alive on Saturday five miles from his home, according to the Grimes County Sheriff’s Office.

Former President Donald Trump endorsed Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) for reelection during his rally Saturday in Des Moines, Iowa.

A man in Macomb County, Michigan, was having a bad day until local police officers pulled him over.

A man who stepped in to stop a violent attack and alleged attempted abduction of a Fort Lauderdale woman told reporters he was in the right place at the right time.

The price tag on lumber, after declining since its all-time high in May, could climb higher through the early months of the coming year, experts recently told Insider.

The United States Marshals Service headed a multiagency effort called “Operation Dunder Mifflin” to verify addresses of registered sex offenders in Scranton, Pennsylvania, CNN reported Saturday.

Lt. Brian Zach met a very special person when he performed a welfare check four years ago in Kingman, Arizona.

A 19-year-old cat named Gus was brought into a North Carolina shelter recently, and the Humane Society of Catawba County’s executive director said his owner was “heartbroken.”

Television star Dog the Bounty Hunter has reportedly been hit with a $1.3 million lawsuit that accused him of “racist and homophobic behavior.”

Oil reached $80 a barrel Friday, a seven-year-high that threatens to increase energy costs for millions of Americans at the gas pump and during the upcoming winter heating season.

Country music star Dolly Parton and her businesses have raised $700,000 to help victims of the recent flooding in central Tennessee.

A cold-case team claims it has identified the Zodiac Killer, who terrorized residents of Northern California in the 1960s.

The Teton County coroner has revealed the cause and manner of death for Robert Lowery, the missing hiker found deceased in Wyoming near the place Gabby Petito’s remains were discovered.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) reportedly misused public resources for political and personal ends that included deploying his security detail for personal excursions such as moving his daughter to Gracie Mansion, according to the New York Times.

American counterintelligence officials have warned CIA stations and bases around the globe regarding troubling numbers of informants recruited to spy for the United States being captured or even killed, people close to the issue told the New York Times.

The Manhattan headquarters of the New York City Police Department’s (NYPD) Sergeants Benevolent Association (SBA) was raided Tuesday by federal agents, a police source told the New York Post.

A request to give George Floyd a posthumous pardon is on its way to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) once a public defender claimed Floyd was framed during a 2004 drug bust by a former Houston detective indicted on murder charges.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, federal, state, and local law enforcement officers, along with social service partners announced the results of a recent anti-human trafficking operation in Ohio.

The New York City Police Department (NYPD) is looking for a woman accused of drugging a 23-year-old man, then stealing his Rolex watches, Louis Vuitton bag, and cologne.

New York City teachers and school staff were supposed to be vaccinated against the coronavirus by Monday in one of the nation’s first school district vaccine mandates.

Police in Detroit, Michigan, are looking into an apparent smash and grab that occurred when alleged thieves left a huge hole in a Dollar Tree store.