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Did Anyone Win The Powerball? Sept. 8 Winning Numbers, Saturday’s New Jackpot

The Wednesday night jackpot was worth an estimated $388 million.

Weekly Jobless Claims Reach New Low But Continuing Claims Worse Than Forecast

Fewer Americans are filing claims for unemployment benefits as the US economy adds back jobs lost during the Covid-19 pandemic

The U.S. Labor Department’s weekly job report shows that initial unemployment claims dropped to 310,000 filings, a new pandemic low that has been touted as proof of the U.S. economy’s continuing recovery. However, the number of Americans continuing to file is still worse than anticipated.

Pregnant Woman Gets COVID-19 A Day Before Giving Birth, Dies Days Later

The 31-year-old South Carolina woman was waiting until after delivering her baby to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Unvaccinated Tampa Bay Mom Dies Battling COVID-19 Without Meeting Her Newborn

Jessica Six from Pinellas County died Sunday from cardiac arrest and a collapsed lung.

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Fourth Stimulus Check Update: NYC To Send $5,000 Payments To This Group

The city plans to allocate $5,000 relief payments to at least 1,800 local artists under the New York City Artist Corps program. It will also give $65 million in relief funds for the taxicab industry.

The study followed nearly 1,300 people hospitalised for Covid between January and May 2020 in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, the first city affected by the pandemic

2,437 Fully Vaccinated Americans Have Died Of COVID-19, CDC Data Shows

Among the total number of breakthrough deaths, a large majority were fully vaccinated patients aged 65 and older.

VA Reports Veteran Suicides Fell To 12-Year Low In 2019

The Department of Veterans Affairs reported suicides among veterans fell to a 12-year low in 2019.

Ohio Murder-Suicide: Avon Lake Police Suspect Man Shot Wife And Two Children

A family of four was discovered in their Ohio home with fatal gunshot wounds.

American Airlines told pilots to conserve fuel in light of a supply crunch

American Airlines Passenger Arrested For ‘Combative’ Behavior During Flight To Salt Lake City

An American Airlines passenger was removed by the Salt Lake City Police Department.

The US Treasury is looking to tax some cryptocurrency transfers as part of a plan to pay for President Joe Biden's spending proposals

Treasury Says Top 1% Dodge $163 Billion In Taxes Annually, Calls For Increased IRS Funding

The Treasury Department released a new report on Wednesday that shows how the top 1% of earners in the United States are dodging $168 billion in taxes annually to make the case for enhanced funding for the IRS.

China has already provided more than 700 million doses of vaccine to other countries this year

Majority Of Americans Will Quit If Forced To Get Vaccinated By Their Employer: Poll

Without an exemption, 18% of American poll respondents said they would comply with a vaccine mandate, while 72% said they would quit their job.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been examining the real-world performance of the two vaccines since they were first authorized among health care personnel, first responders and other frontline workers

This Is How Likely You Are To Get COVID If You Are Fully Vaccinated

Odds of vaccinated people contracting COVID decline in areas were vaccination rates are higher, social distancing is observed, and masks are used.

Mega Millions Winning Numbers: Did Anyone Win Sept. 7 Jackpot?

The Mega Millions jackpot on Tuesday night was worth $345 million with a cash value of $247.3 million.

Mongolian children have returned to the classroom after along a Covid-shutout

Back-To-School Update: Nearly 252,000 Kids Test Positive For COVID As In-Person Classes Resume

Nearly 252,000 kids tested positive for the virus last week, which was the largest increase in pediatric cases since the pandemic started.

Star Trek Day: 15 Inspiring Quotes From The Beloved Franchise

Star Trek Day, observed every Sept. 8, marks the day in 1966 when Star Trek: The Original Series first graced television screens.

Medical staff workers prepare syringes with doses of Covid-19 vaccine while working behind beer taps at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts

Nearly 20,000 Of 4.5M Fully Vaccinated Massachusetts Residents Have Tested Positive For COVID-19

Nearly 20,000 fully vaccinated residents of Massachusetts have tested positive for COVID-19, but it's a small figure among the 4.5 million fully vaccinated in the state.

Missing Iklas Ahmed Update: Body Of Autistic Toddler Found In Minnesota Pond

The 2-year-old girl was autistic and nonverbal.

Teacher Allegedly Tapes Face Mask On Child’s Face After He Forgot To Wear It

A substitute teacher in Nevada allegedly taped a student's face mask on his face after he forgot to put it on.

Afghan refugees arrive at Dulles International Airport on August 27, 2021 after being evacuated

Fort McCoy Measles Incident: Wisconsin Base Detects Disease Among Afghan Refugees

Health concerns have been raised in relation to the mass evacuation that the United States has been processing for vulnerable Afghans.

People take part in an earthquake drill in Mexico City on January 20, 2020.

Mexico Earthquake Update: 1 Dead As Buildings Sway In Mexican Capital, Tsunami Warning Issued

A 7.1 magnitude that struck near Acapulco late Tuesday resulted in a tsunami warning for Mexico.

Dad Gets COVID-19 On Day Of Vaccination, Dies Hours Later

A 68-year-old Kentucky man died on Aug. 28 after testing positive for COVID-19 — a day after he was supposed to get his first vaccine shot.

The sun sets behind the skyline of midtown Manhattan in New York City -- rather than falling, the world's carbon dioxide grew two percent in 2018

What is Telosa? What We Know About Proposed Eco-Friendly, Sustainable Desert City

A unique new environmentally friendly city could be coming to the U.S. soon.

Ivermectin, an anti-parasite drug, has been widely distributed in Latin America as a treatment for coronavirus

Why Is An Exiled Chinese Billionaire Pushing Anti-Vaccine Misinformation in the US?

An exiled billionaire from China has been peddling anti-vaccination misinformation while at the same time pushing for the use of unproven COVID-19 treamtents on his online show.

Black Firefighter Sues FDNY For Discrimination, Retaliation After Racial Justice Protests

A Black firefighter with the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) has sued his agency for discrimination and retaliation for opposing the use of water hoses against racial justice protesters last summer.

Fauci Rebukes DeSantis For Downplaying Importance Of Vaccines

Dr. Anthony Fauci said it is "completely incorrect" for Florida's Governor to claim that remaining unvaccinated does not affect the lives of others.

Biden To Make Infrastructure Pitch During NY, NJ Visit Following Severe Floods

After floods from the remnants of Hurricane Ida left 50 people dead across the East Coast, President Joe Biden is set to make a pitch for modernizing the nation’s infrastructure.

National Beer Lovers Day: Fun Quotes To Celebrate The Alcoholic Beverage

Beer, which is one of the most popular alcoholic drinks in the world, has been around for centuries.

Satellite images from Maxar Technologies show six planes on September 3 at the Mazar-i-Sharif airport in northern Afghanistan, where there are reports several hundred people have been prevented from leaving the country

Veterans Team That Rescued American Woman, 3 Children Says State Department Trying To Steal Credit

The four members of the family were the first people to be successfully evacuated from Afghanistan since the U.S. left Kabul on Aug. 31.

NYC To Release 'Worst Kind Criminals' From Rikers Jail Early Over Officer Shortage

New York's Rikers Island reportedly plans to release "scores" of inmates early due to a shortage of corrections officers in the jail.

6-Year-Old Dies In Thrill Ride Accident At Colorado Amusement Park

An autopsy is scheduled for this week, said the coroner's office, which is investigating the death along with the Garfield County Sheriff's Office.

The World Health Organization warned any approval of the Russian vaccine would require rigorous review of data to show its safety and efficiency

5 Biggest COVID Stories Of The Week You Might Have Missed

A look at the biggest COVID stories of the week. Here's what you missed.

Labor Day 2021: What’s Open, Closed? Banks, Post Offices, Trains Observe Federal Holiday

Most banks, schools, and post offices will be closed on Monday to observe the federal holiday.

Dying Anti-Vaxxer’s Final Request Was For Friends To Get COVID-19 Vaccine

A 33-year-old Georgia man urged people to get vaccinated while he was fighting COVID-19-induced pneumonia at the hospital.

Labor Day: 13 Fun Facts About The Unofficial End Of Summer

The First Labor Day occurred in 1882 in New York and later became a National Holiday in 1894 thanks to President Grover Cleveland. Here are 13 fun facts about Labor Day.

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