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Law clerks and other mourners as Ruth Bader Ginsburg's casket is carried up the steps of the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC, September 23, 2020

Gun Rights In America: Right-Leaning Supreme Court To Hear Second Amendment Cases

It's been over ten years since their last major Second Amendment case. This time, the court's even more conservative.

Johnson & Johnson’s Vaccine’s Back, But American’s Aren’t Willing Or Ready For The Shot

Pharmacist Madeline Acquilano fills a syringe with the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine in the US state of Connecticut

The survey released on Monday from the Washington Post-ABC News indicated that just 22% of unvaccinated Americans would be willing to get the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine with 73% or three in four people saying they were unwilling to get the shot from the drugmaker.

What Did Rick Santorum Just Say? Republican Slammed Over Dismissing Native American Culture In America

Rick Santorum causes an uproar on Twitter over Native American comments.

Alaska Airlines Bans State Senator Reinbold, Internet Wonders How She'll Get To Sessions

Alaska State Sen. Lora Reinbold was banned from flying on Alaska Airlines, which creates problems for her to reach Juneau.

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A crowd gathered outside the downtown Minneapolis courtroom erupts in cheers after white former police officer Derek Chauvin is convicted of murdering African-American George Floyd.

Floyd's Death Not A Hate Crime, No Evidence Chauvin Factored In Race: Minnesota AG

Keith Ellison said systemic racism, not individual racial motivation, was at work when Derek Chauvin knelt on Floyd's neck for nine minutes.

National Pretzel Day 2021: Get Free Pretzels From These Restaurants

Here are the places where you can get free pretzels on National Pretzel Day.

Watch: Massive Brawl Breaks Out At Miami Airport, 1 Arrested

Police said one person was arrested and another was treated for injuries after a brawl erupted at Miami International Airport.

National Pretzel Day 2021: 7 Interesting Facts About The Popular Snack

Pretzels were first introduced to North America in the 19th century by Dutch immigrants.

Airlines have been among the hardest-hit sectors during the coronavirus pandemic

Alaska Airlines Puts State Sen. Lora Reinbold On No-Fly List For Violating Mask Rules

An Alaska Airlines' spokesman said the length of Reinbold’s ban will be decided after a review.

Antidepressants increases blood pressure in newborn

11-Year-Old Girl Helps Mom Deliver Baby Brother At Home

When her mother's water broke on Wednesday morning and professional help couldn't make it in time, 11-year-old Shyanne Defeudis stepped in to help deliver her baby brother at home.

Missing Mohamad Nour Update: 5-Year-Old Child With Autism Found Dead In Pond

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office launched a search for the boy after his parents reported him missing.

New York Mom Poisons Twin Babies With Pine Sol, Scalds Them With Hot Water

Queens prosecutors accused Danezja Kilpatrick, 23, of murdering her own 6-week-old twins inside their apartment Thursday.

Virginia Deputy Shoots Unarmed Black Man 10 Times, Mistakes Phone For Gun

A publicly released 911 call suggested a Virginia sheriff's deputy shot Isaiah Brown, who is Black, after he mistook the latter's cordless phone for a gun.

Pfizer vaccines being prepared for injection at the Christine E. Lynn Rehabilitation Center in Miami, Florida on April 15, 2021

5 Million Americans Skipped Second COVID-19 Vaccine Shot: Why?

Not getting the second coronavirus vaccine dose could make recipients more vulnerable to dangerous and more infectious COVID-19 variants.

US President Joe Biden delivers remarks on the second day fo a virtual climate summit at the White House

Biden's First 100 Days: What Poll Numbers Show Amid Pandemic, Reopening Economy, Racial Tensions

President Biden has strong approval ratings early into his term.

A screen shows a silhouette of the Statue of Liberty wearing a face mask as people rally in Times Square in New York City after Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all counts in the murder of George Floyd

Derek Chauvin Trial Poll Finds 46% Of Republicans Disagree With Guilty Verdict

A CBS News poll showed that 46% of Republicans disagreed with the verdict.

US Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican, is seen at the US Capitol on January 7, 2021, denouncing the previous day's attack by inflamed Trump supporters on the historic building; he says impeaching Donald Trump would serve no purpose

Lindsey Graham On America: 'Our Systems Are Not Racist,' Slams Biden On Foreign Policy

The South Carolina Republican said that the U.S. is not a racist country, and ripped President Biden's foreign policy.

Texas Woman Charged With Felony After Not Returning VHS Rental After 21 Years

A woman was charged with felony embezzlement of rental property after discovering she had an outstanding warrant for not returning a VHS tape in 2000.

The study warns that climate change may mean inland communities are increasingly at risk from strong storms

Extreme Weather: Tornadoes, Floods, Storms Hit US

After a weekend full of storms in the southeast, more severe weather will be moving into the central U.S.

National Kiss And Make Up Day 2021: Quotes To Share About Forgiveness

To celebrate this day, forgive your close ones and let them know you care.

US experts say the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine should be administered

It's Official - COVID-19 Vaccine Safe For Pregnant Women, Here's Why

A new study has been published that outlines why and how the COVID-19 vaccine is safe for pregnant women and their babies.

Vaccine Hesitancy Could Keep Inoculation Rates Lower Than Expected

Despite plenty of doses available for Americans to become fully inoculated against COVID-19, hesitancy to get the shot could keep a slower pace of those who are getting dosed.

Nestle Asked To Cut Back On Bottled Water Brand Arrowhead Amid California Drought

The state of California wants Nestle to stop draining the drinking water supply.

US Vice President Kamala Harris (pictured April 23, 2021) has been tasked with spearheading President Joe Biden's bid to resolve the long-running problem of uncontrolled migration over the US-Mexican border

Kamala Harris Giving Books To Migrant Children, Internet Confused

The Vice President has announced that her children's book will be included in migrant children's welcome kits when they enter the U.S.

What Are ‘Plus-Up’ Stimulus Checks? How To Get Extra Payment From IRS

Those who qualify could receive extra stimulus money known as a “plus-up” payment.

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day: How To Safely Dispose Of Old Medications

The day aims to provide people with safe, convenient and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs.

National Pigs In A Blanket Day: Tips To Perfect Your Recipe

The origins of pigs in a blanket trace back to 1600s when British field laborers made a quick on-the-go meal by stuffing meat inside a dough.

One Big Reason Why COVID Vaccination Numbers Dropped This Week

Vaccination numbers were at a steady 3 million shots a day until this happened.

Should N95 Masks Still Be Reused? FDA Looks To Change Policy

Hospitals are now being instructed to use each N95 mask just once.

Elon Musk's electric car firm Tesla is worth $600 billion

Elon Musk Doubles Down On Trump's Ambitious Moon-Landing Timeline

Experts may be skeptical of NASA's odds of going to the Moon by 2024, but Musk says SpaceX might be able to do them one better.

The Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be the fourth shot authorized by the European Union

Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Investigation: Oregon Women’s Death Scrutinized After Rare Blood Clot

The Oregon resident developed a rare but serious blood clot two weeks after receiving her COVID vaccination.

The US has already kicked off a mass vaccination drive

Woman Suffers Rare Blood Clots After J&J COVID-19 Vaccine Jab; Seventh Case In US

A Texas woman has been hospitalized with possible blood clots associated with Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine, making it the seventh such reported case in the US.