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More than 400,000 people in the US have died of overdoses linked to opioid prescription drugs like oxycodone since the early 2000s

Drug Overdose Deaths Just Hit A Record High In US And The Pandemic Is Partly To Blame

An estimated 100,000 people have died from drug overdoses in the past year and the pandemic is partly to blame.

Monarch Butterflies Flock Back To California After A Year Of Record Low Numbers, Endangerment

Monarch butterfly's have returned to California in flocks of tens of thousands after a year of less than 2000 being accounted for.

Panel Says US Should Limit China-Bound Investment Two Days After Biden-Xi Summit

China's political meetings are all highly choreographed and open dissent to the official line is extremely rare

An influential U.S government panel has urged Congress to do more to examine risks posed to American investors in China and limit investment in the country. The report comes only two days after President Joe Biden held a virtual summit with China's Xi Jinping.

US prosecutors believe supporters of President Donald Trump -- including Jacob Chansley -- planned to "capture and assassinate elected officials" at the Capitol building

'QAnon Shaman' Sentenced To 41 Months In Prison For Role In Capitol Riots

Jacob Chansley was among the more visible Capitol rioters due to his Viking hat and fur vest.

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Chicago Record Label Kicks Out CEO Accused Of Secretly Filming Nude Nanny And Her Friend

In a statement posted on Twitter, record label Audiotree said co-founder Michael Johnston has been removed from his position over the weekend and has been replaced by COO and co-founder Adam Thurston.

Two men were travelling between islands in the notoriously unpredictable Solomon Sea got caught in rough weather, leaving them adrift for 29 days

Weather This Week: Thanksgiving 2021 Travel To Be Disrupted By 'Potentially Significant' Storm

Officials for the National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center warned about a significant storm that could potentially disrupt holiday travel plans from the Midwest to the Northeast.

Gabby Petito's Mother Laments Daughter Not Opening Up About Brian Laundrie Relationship

Gabby Petito's family sits down with Dr. Oz for an interview about how they are doing months after their daughters death.

Travis Scott Nike Sneaker Release Delayed, Astroworld Death Toll Reaches 10

Nike's latest sneaker collaboration with Travis Scott with be postponed.

FBI Agent Leaks Internal Email To GOP Senators About Threats To School Boards

The FBI has begun a new process for tracking threats issued against school boards. Republican lawmakers accuse the agency of treating protesting parents as domestic terrorists.

Amazon is trying to hire over 100,000 additional workers for the busy holiday shopping season

California Hits Amazon With $500,000 Fine For Not Sharing COVID Data With Employees

On Tuesday, Amazon was hit with a fine from the California Attorney General’s Office for failing to inform its warehouse workers about risks posed to them by COVID-19. Amazon will pay $500,000 in fines and is not required to admit wrongdoing.

Fifty Shades Of Revenge Porn: Maryland Mayor Charged With Spreading Nudes Of Ex

A Maryland Mayor has been arrested and charged for posting explicit photos of his ex to Reddit with their consent.

Kyle Rittenhouse listens as Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger gives an opening statement to the jury during his trial at the Kenosha County Courthouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Kenosha Braces For Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict As Jury Deliberations Begin

Kenosha, Wisconsin, braces as jurors began deliberations Tuesday morning in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

A minor is inoculated with the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine against the coronavirus

Another COVID Vaccine Mix-Up: Nearly 100 Maryland Kids Given Wrong Shot Dose

Nearly 100 students from Montgomery Country, Maryland, received a diluted dosage of the Pfizer COVID shot.

Woman Claims Waffle House Employees Made Racist Comments About Nooses To Her Biracial Family [Video]

A Tiktok video of the woman accusing the employee of using references to noose when her family walked into the restaurant has gone viral.

Teen Dies Of Cardiac Arrest Weeks After Receiving Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine

An unnamed 17-year-old had fully recovered from a COVID-19 infection in August but died of cardiac arrest after receiving her second dose of Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine.

Fauci Warns COVID-19 Cases Rising In Midwest, Northeast; Vermont Up By 60%

COVID-19 infections across the United States rose by 11% from the week before, with the average number of daily cases hitting more than 80,000.

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla at the Pfizer-BioNtech Covid-19 vaccine factory in Belgium, where capacity is ramping up

Pfizer CEO's Wife Died Of COVID-19 Vaccine Complications? Company Slams Fake News Claims

The blog post claimed Myriam Bourla died in an emergency room in New York on Nov. 10.

Activists campaign against human rights violations in China in Washington in November 2021

Biden Urges 'Guardrails' Against Conflict In Virtual Xi Summit

Biden said they must develop "guardrails" to "ensure that the competition between our countries does not veer into conflict, whether intended or unintended."

Flu Outbreak: CDC Investigating Surge In Influenza Cases At University Of Michigan Campus

There were over more than cases diagnosed in the week of Nov. 8.

Extreme Weather: Rare November Tornadoes Hit Northeast Causing Wild Storms, Unexpected Damage

The Northeast was hit with rare tornadoes that left residents with unexpected damage for this time of year.

Alex Jones Ordered To Pay Sandy Hook Families In Defamation Lawsuit Ruling

A judge in Connecticut ordered Jones to pay the Sandy Hook families after he withheld information from them and the court.

Signs outside the Amazon fulfillment center BHM1 in Bessemer, Alabama, during a unionization drive on March 5

John Oliver Exposes How America’s Largest Companies Are Illegally Busting Unions

HBO's "Last Week Tonight" host John Oliver explains how some of America’s largest companies are plotting against their workers.

American, Delta and United airlines are among those providing planes to help with evacuation from Afghanistan

Airplane Rage: Woman Faces Assault Charge For Pushing United Flight Attendant Over Mask Policy

A woman from Texas could face up to 20 years in prison after assaulting a United Airlines flight attendant.

Kyle Rittenhouse Trial: Weapon Charge Dropped By Judge, Other Charges Under Consideration

Kyle Rittenhouse faces five criminal charges after the August 2020 shooting that killed two people and injured a third.

Hershey’s Reveals Huge Peanut Butter Cup Pie Ahead Of Thanksgiving

Sales start Monday and there are 3,000 pies available.

A aerial view of Manhattan Bridge is seen in New York City on August 5, 2021

New York Fed: Growth Better Than Expected But Businesses Are Cautiously Optimistic

New York State beat expectations by showing a rebound in business activity, including some of the fastest growth in employment on record, after weathering the COVID-19 pandemic. However, businesses remain wary that conditions can worsen going into 2022.