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White House Tells Democratic Investigators it No Longer Has Trump White House Capitol Attack Documents
House Democratic committee chairs, on March 25, sent letters requesting documents and communications from before, during and after the attack on the Capitol, from a wide range of entities, including the White House, federal agencies, local law enforcement...
Couple Accused Of Concealing Girl's Body Charged With Murder
A murder charge has been filed against a couple jailed on charges of child abuse and concealing skeletal remains of their adopted 13yearold daughter after she was found 14 months ago at their west Phoenix home.
Nigerian Fighter Jet Missing; Boko Haram Claims Attack
Nigerian authorities said an air force fighter jet lost contact days ago in Borno state while on a mission to support ground troops.
Unopened Super Mario Bros. Game From 1986 Sells For $660,000
An unopened copy of Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. that was bought in 1986 and then forgotten about in a desk drawer has sold at auction for $660,000.
US State Refuses to Lift Yoga Ban in Schools After Objection from Conservatives
The Alabama House of Representatives voted 84-17 to pass the Yoga Bill which was moved by state legislator Jeremy Gray from the Democratic Party.
Police: Suspect In 5 Shootings Opens Fire In Standoff
A suspect in the shooting of five people in Tennessee fired shots at U.S. marshals who went to a hotel to arrest him Thursday, but no injuries were reported, authorities said.
Minneapolis Cashier Describes Guilt Over Taking Fake $20 Bill That Triggered Floyd Arrest
A cashier who was one of the last people to speak with George Floyd alive last May testified at former Minneapolis policeman Derek Chauvin's murder trial on Wednesday of his regret accepting the fake $20 bill that led to Floyd's deadly arrest.
Authorities: Smugglers Drop 2 Children Over US Border Wall
Video released Wednesday by federal authorities show two Ecuadoran children being abandoned by smugglers after they were dropped over a 14foothigh barrier along the U.S.Mexico border.
Nine Host Cities Announced For 2023 Women's World Cup
The 2023 Women's World Cup will be spread across nine cities in Australia and New Zealand.
San Francisco Police Arrest Man Who Threatened Asian Woman
Police said Wednesday that they arrested a man who repeatedly threatened an Asian American woman inside a San Francisco bakery and in one instance mimicked a gun with his hand and simulated shooting the people inside.
Feds: Owners Must Get Helicopter Wreckage Off Alaska Slope
The wreckage of a helicopter that crashed last weekend, killing five people, will have to be hoisted off a mountain by the company that owned it, a U.S. investigator said.
Pfizer Says Its Covid-19 Vaccine Effective in Kids of Ages 12 to 15
In a study of 2,260 US volunteers ages 12 to 15, Pfizer's preliminary data showed there were no cases of COVID-19 among fully vaccinated adolescents compared to 18 among those given dummy shots.
US Orders Some Diplomats To Leave Myanmar As Unrest Grows
The State Department on Tuesday ordered nonessential U.S. diplomats and their families to leave Myanmar, as a deadly government crackdown on demonstrators protesting last months coup intensifies.
Maryland Votes To Nix State Song, A Confederate Call To Arms
Maryland lawmakers gave final passage on Monday to repeal the state song, a Civil Warera call to arms for the Confederacy against Northern scum that refers to President Abraham Lincoln as a despot.
US Eyes Additional UN Action On N. Korea After Missile Tests
The Biden administration said Monday it's looking at additional actions that the United Nations might take to respond to North Koreas recent missile tests.
Virginia Lawmakers Ban Police Use Of Facial Recognition
Last month, Virginia lawmakers quietly passed one of the most restrictive bans in the country on the use of facial recognition technology.
