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Gabby Petito: Woman Claims She Picked Up Brian Laundrie While He Was Hitchhiking

The woman claims she picked up Gabrielle Petito's ex-fiancé Brian Laundrie at Colter Bay in Grand Teton National Park on the evening of Aug. 29.

Wife Appreciation Day Quotes 2021: 10 Sayings To Share With Your Better Half

You can take your wife out for a romantic date or cook her favorite meal for her.

Manhattan Businesses Still Struggling To Bounce Back From Coronavirus Pandemic Amid Delta Variant

In the pre-Covid-19 era the streets of midtown Manhattan would be teeming with people - but now New York's famous business districts are struggling to survive

Restaurants in Manhattan have not recovered from the coronavirus pandemic.

New Haven Police Officer Faces DUI Charge After Fatal Crash Of Fellow Cop

A New Haven police officer will face charges after a fatal car crash.

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Haitian and Central American migrants march to the Siglo XXI Migratory Station in Tapachula, Chiapas, Mexico, aiming to travel to the United States.

US Immigration: Over 10,000 Migrants Sheltered Under Texas Overpass

Over 10,000 mostly Haitian migrants are packed under an overpass in Del Rio, Texas looking to gain entry into the United States. The migrants are being processed and taken into custody and President Biden has granted them Temporary Protection Status.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) building on January 11, 2021 in Washington, DC.

DOJ Announces Nationwide Takedown Of 'Corrupt Medical Professionals' For $1.4 Billion Telemedicine Fraud

On Friday, the U.S. Department of Justice announced a massive nationwide take down that led to hundreds of charges in a $1.4 billion telemedicine fraud.

Analysts are watching for signs of hawkishness from the Federal Reserve and its chair Jerome Powell

Jerome Powell Found To Own Bond Types Bought By Fed Amid Trading Scandal

Chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell was found to have owned bond types that were being purchased by the central bank during the pandemic, only a week after ordering an ethics review into Fed officials' holding of securities.

Easing consumer inflation in the United States helped relieve concerns about the need for an increase in interest rates

US Consumers Continue To Feel Pessimistic About Economic Prospects

U.S. consumers are not happy about the state of the economy.

China has been testing residents of Wuhan for Covid-19 after a new outbreak in the city where the virus first emerged

8-Year-Old Develops ‘Rare’ Paralyzing Disease After Contracting COVID-19

The girl, Avella Bauer, was found unresponsive by her mother after having a low fever a day earlier and was rushed to the Masonic Children's Hospital.

US Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger speaks to the press near the US Capitol as authorities investigate a bomb threat

September 18 Rally: How Law Enforcement Is Prepping To Protect The Capitol

Law enforcement in Washington D.C. is waiting with bated breath ahead of a right-wing rally on Sept. 18 that is dedicated to the rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Here is how they are preparing for the rally.

Gabby Petito Case Update: Friend Of Missing YouTuber Calls Out Her ‘Odd’ Behavior

Missing YouTuber Gabby Petito allegedly blew her friend off prior to her disappearance.

International Country Music Day: Quotes That Prove The Power Of The Genre

In the early 1900s, country music roots sprouted in the Southern Appalachian Mountains.

Constitution Day 2021: History, Facts And Quotes For The Day

Constitution Day, also known as Citizenship Day, was first celebrated on Sept. 17, 2005.

Texas Teen Kills Family, Posts Murder Photos On Social Media Before Suicide

The 15-year-old boy sent images of family members he said he killed to other users on the social media app Discord and threatened to continue this violence at an area school.

Healthy, Fully Vaccinated Mom Gets COVID-19; Suffers ‘Unbearable’ Symptoms

The North Carolina woman said she’s still grateful she got the vaccine.

National Pet Bird Day 2021 Quotes: 10 Sayings About Our Feathered Friends

On the day dedicated to pet birds, spend time with these wonderful creatures or learn more about them.

An estimated 38 million people were living with HIV in 2019, according to UNAIDS

National HIV/AIDS And Aging Awareness Day: 10 Important Facts You Should Know

"People aged 50 and older with diagnosed HIV are living longer, healthier lives because of effective HIV treatment," the CDC said.

North Carolina Woman Who Went For COVID-19 Vaccine Allegedly Given Meningitis Shot

Careworker Cintia Huddleston said she was given the wrong vaccination at the CVS Pharmacy on Wake Forest Road in Raleigh.

School Officer Violently Body Slams Teen Student, Says She Was A Threat [Video]

An unnamed school resource officer with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department was caught on camera body slamming 16-year-old Mikaila Robinson to the ground.

Fourth Stimulus Check Petition Nears 3M Signatures, Calls For Child Tax Credit Extension

The petition calls for Congress to send out $2,000 monthly stimulus checks.

Every body that arrives at the morgue has to be swabbed for Covid-19 by staff swathed in head-to-toe protective suits and face masks and shields

80 Fully Vaccinated In Utah Die Of COVID-19; 13,836 Breakthrough Cases Reported

As of Thursday, the state's rolling seven-day average of confirmed COVID-19 cases was at 1,675.

The US government is seeking to block a settlement with Purdue Pharma that would prevent further lawsuits against its founders

US Moves To Block Purdue Pharma Opioid Settlement

The government wants the settlement, which was approved this month by a federal judge, to be put on hold while prosecutors challenge it in a federal appeals court.

The giant sequoias of California are some of the biggest trees in the world, and a popular draw for tourists

Giant Sequoias Wrapped In Foil To Protect From US Forest Fires

A grove of ancient sequoias, including the 275-foot (83-meter) General Sherman Tree -- the largest in the world -- were getting aluminum cladding to fend off the flames.

Gabby Petito Update: Body Cam Footage Shows Missing YouTuber Distraught Before Disappearance

Gabby Petito and her fiance were seen fighting in police body camera footage taken in August.

SOUNDBITEFormer policeman Derek Chauvin is sentenced to 22 and a half years in jail for murdering African American George Floyd, a killing that sparked America's biggest demonstrations for racial justice in decades.

Derek Chauvin Pleads Not Guilty To Federal Civil Rights Charges From Prison

The former Minneapolis police officer convicted for the killing of George Floyd pled not guilty to federal civil rights charges in the death of a 14-year-old Black boy.

People walk down Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles as California -- the first US state to enact a stay-at-home order just under 15 months ago -- celebrates its "reopening day" by lifting almost all pandemic-related social distancing and capacity limits.

Los Angeles County Will Issue Vaccine Mandate For Bars And Other Nightlife Destinations

Los Angeles County will take measures to protect residents against COVID-19.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: Millions Benefited From Direct Payments, Will New Funds Come?

After data from the Census Bureau has shown that stimulus checks and other COVID-19 aid programs directly pulled million out of poverty, the calls for additional payments continued to grow.

Missing Girl Update: Search Continues For 6-Year-Old In Hawaii, Hundreds Join Efforts On Day 4

It has been four days since the girl has been missing.

The European Medicines Agency said that evidence suggests that "both doses of a two-dose Covid-19 vaccine... are needed to provide adequate protection against the Delta variant"

Some Unvaccinated People Are Now Calling Themselves ‘Purebloods,’ Here’s Why

A "pureblood" is considered superior or a higher social rank in the book series "Harry Potter."

New York Attorney General Letitia James, picture in 2019, announced the settlement against global consulting firm McKinsey

Is AG Who Defied Cuomo Considering A Run For NY Governor?

New York’s Attorney General Letitia James is reportedly considering a run for governor after her office played a key role in investigating former Governor Andrew Cuomo, the National Rifle Association and the Trump Organization.