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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has vetoed a bill with overwhelming bipartisan support in order to keep any Trump-appointed judges from performing marriages.

Jenis Grindstaff was baptized in the Spartanburg Regional Hospital on December 12, fulfilling his last wish before cancer takes his life.

A Texas state trooper stopped to pray with Lanell McGee James and her husband as they traveled to say goodbye to his brother.

The United States Department of Agriculture has removed “Wakanda” from its list of trade partners after a social media user called out the bizarre mistake on Wednesday.

An unidentified 17-year-old girl scaled a Yosemite Fresno International Airport fence to steal a private jet on Wednesday morning.

Karo Orudzhyan’s three-year-old husky named Ice stayed as cool as his name during a “completely unexpected” encounter with a wild brown bear on Thursday.

Luke Maeding is using his love of video games to raise money for other kids at UPMC Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh.

Infants at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital in Pittsburgh have been dressed as the eponymous little green “Child” that has captured the hearts of the internet.

A two-year-old boy and his grandfather were among 11 injured on Monday during a getaway gone wrong in Burien, Washington.

The White House proposed new rules on Tuesday that could make thousands more healthy replacement organs available to those in need.

Severe storms are raging across Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, damaging homes and threatening lives.

An unnamed Melbourne suburban couple recovered wedding and engagement rings in time for the holidays thanks to the goodwill of local sanitation workers.

John and Charlotte Henderson will celebrate their eight-decade partnership just before Christmas, on December 22.

Samuel Opoku, 23, has been arrested for the alleged assault of five different people with buckets of liquid feces.

Kiefer Police Chief Johnny O’Mara says when one of his officers went to pick up a Starbucks coffee, he received five cups labeled “Pig.”

Hours before he passed away, Norbert Schemm spent his last evening having a drink with his three sons from his hospital bed.

After a litany of rejections, Michael Coyne defied his limitations to open his own coffee shop in Rhode Island.

The state of Illinois has found that the Lincoln Museum offered Glenn Beck the use of the historic Gettysburg Address for his event display.

Salman Rashid is facing federal charges for an alleged attempt to have the deans of two local colleges killed for kicking him out.

Milwaukee County Transit System buses recorded footage of “one heck of a meteor” on Saturday evening.

Five-year-old “Landen” is concluding a remarkable recovery after being hurled from a Mall of America balcony.

Students at Cox High School in Virginia Beach spent time on Friday packing thousands of lunches for delivery to the Union Mission.

Oxford Dictionaries has declared the phrase ‘climate emergency’ as its word of the year, after a 10,000% spike in usage.

Ashleigh Bentz of Springfield, Missouri, donated 700 Barbies to the St. Louis Shriners Hospital that cared for her as a child.

Jake Manning was taken in by Kerry Bremer, the devoted teacher who supported both him and his late mother through her battle with cancer.

University of Miami professor Bruce Bagley was arrested on Monday, charged with laundering three million dollars.

Amanda Kondrat’yev was sentenced to 15 days in federal custody on Monday for throwing a drink at Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL).

Phillip Williams is taking the national fast food chain Burger King to court for cooking their new meatless sandwich on a shared grill with actual meat.

The creepy CGI celebrity cats frolicked through a full-length trailer of the forthcoming film Cats that still fails to make the movie look like less of an abomination.

The Mint Hill Police Department posted a tongue-in-cheek PSA offering to help drug users avoid scams by weighing their drugs.

The viewership of the nationally televised public impeachment hearings dropped more than one million viewers in its second session.

The state of New York awarded Irvington police officer Arcangelo Liberatore with a “Lifesaving Award” last week.

Donda Mullis and Ronnie Shugar are using their “raw sugar” soap business to offer the homeless some dignity.

Three Cedar Island cows washed out to see by Hurricane Dorian were discovered in Cape Lookout National Seashore park on November 3.

Mac’s Mission rescued a very unique puppy from the cold streets of Jacksonville, Missouri, this week.

UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital welcomed Mrs. Joanne Rogers with an array of babies dressed in tribute to her legendary husband.