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Former-UCLA Gynecologist Arrested On Charges Of Sexual Battery And Exploitation

UCLA has joined the growing list of schools investigating sexual misconduct by staff after the arrest of a former school gynecologist.

One Dead In New York Helicopter Crash, Victim Identified As Pilot

A helicopter crash landed on the roof of a midtown Manhattan building Monday killing the pilot.

Nadler Strikes Last-Minute Deal With DOJ Over Mueller Report

An expected House of Representatives vote on a contempt resolution against Attorney General William Barr and former White House Counsel Don McGahn for refusing to comply with congressional subpoenas has been averted by an agreement Monday

Jennifer Dulos Update: Investigators Continue Search Of Garbage Dump For Remains Of Missing Connecticut Mom

Investigators are continuing to search for Jennifer Dulos remains in a Hartford garbage dump.

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New Ad Urges Congressional Republicans To Take Obstruction Allegations Against Donald Trump 'Seriously'

Ahead of the House Judiciary Committee's hearings over possible obstruction by Donald Trump, a GOP group has released an ad telling Republican lawmakers to take allegations "seriously."

Election 2020: Biden Holds Lead Over Virtual Tie For Second Between Sanders, Warren And Buttigieg

A Des Moines Register poll Saturday shows former Vice President Joe Biden leading a three-way virtual tie for second place between Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and South Bend, Ind. Mayor Pete Buttigieg.

If Elected, Buttigieg First President To Have Student Loan Debt

White House hopeful Pete Buttigieg, if elected, would be the first U.S. President with student loan debt.

As Abortion Bans Increase, Michigan Hotel Offers Free Rooms To Women Needing To Travel For Services

As an increasing number of states introduce and pass legislation to ban or restrict abortion, a Michigan hotel manager has offered free rooms to women needing to leave their home state to receive services.

Loud Pops, Rumored to be Gunshots, Create Chaos at the DC Pride Parade, Several Sustain Minor Injuries

The colourful Pride Parade was struck by chaos when loud pops were taken to be gunshots causing panic all around.

Biden's On-Off Position On Hyde Amendment May Toast White House Ambitions, Fox News Host Says

Democratic frontrunner and former Vice President appeared to flip-flop on his longtime support of Hyde Amendment, denying federal funds for abortion.

Poll: Impeachment Support Grows But Americans Remain Split On Way To Move Forward

Slightly more than half of Americans polled now believe further investigation, public censure or impeaching proceeding are necessary, up sharply from one month ago.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez News: Why Isn't White Supremacist Violence Treated Like Terrorism?

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., challenges FBI counterterrorism official on why white supremacist violence is not treated like terrorism.

White House Blocked Intelligence Report On Climate Change In Effort to Stifle Impacts

A State Department intelligence report on climate change was barred from delivery to a House Committee because officials refused to remove reference to "possibly catastrophic " effects if fossil fuel use is not curbed.

US Economy: Could Weak May Job Report Numbers Signal A Slowdown?

The U.S. economy only added 75,000 non-farm jobs in May, short of the 185,000 expected. Trade tensions with China and Mexico could be a major reason behind the weak jobs report.

Texas Border Patrol Agent Rescues Guatemalan Mother, Son from Thousands of Bees

Back in 2018, a family from El Salvador was rescued from a swarm of bees near Rio Grande City.

US-Mexico Reach Immigration Enforcement Deal, No Tariffs on Mexican Goods

US gets relief as Mexico agrees to tackle migration flow at the shared border.

Jennifer Dulos Update: Girlfriend Of Estranged Husband Comes Forward With New Information

Jennifer Dulos' estranged husband's girlfriend has come forward to provide investigators new information in the case that has now been deemed a homicide.

Colorado School Authorities Considering Tearing Down Columbine High School

20 years after the Columbine Shootings, school administrators are now considering the idea of tearing down the high school.

New York Authorities Thwart Bombing Plot Targeting Times Square

Authorities in New York arrested an unnamed suspect trying to buy explosives for a plot to attack Times Square.

ISIS Wanted To Infiltrate US Through Mexico Border To Carry Out Terror Strikes

A former ISIS fighter has revealed the Islamist terror group ISIS' plans to carry out attacks inside the United States to cripple the economy.

Trump To Decide Next China Tariffs After G20 Summit

Recession is in the offing should Trump impose tariffs on all Chinese goods in July.

Jennifer Dulos Update: Emergency Search Begins At The Home Of The Missing Connecticut Mom’s Estranged Husband

Police have begun an emergency search of the $4.35 million home of missing Connecticut mom Jennifer Dulos' estranged husband, Fortis Dulos.

D-Day Landing Sites In 2019: Normandy Beaches In 1944 And 75 Years Later

A look at how the beaches of Normandy look from D-Day in 1944 to 2019.

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One Dead, 22 Injured In Military Training Accident Near West Point Military Academy

A training accident near West Point on D-Day's 75th Anniversary took the life of one cadet and injured another 20.

This Is Florida: Daycare Worker Arrested For Child Abuse After Being Caught On Camera

After being discovered on security footage, a Florida daycare worker has been arrested on charges of child abuse for her treatment of toddlers.

Ex-Virginia Bishop Spent $2.4M On Luxury Vacations, Alcohol, New Report Reveals

Roman Catholic Bishop Michael Bransfield is being accused of using Churchmoney to fuel his love of alcohol and prescription pain killers.

Los Angeles Airport Power Outage: Passengers Stuck In Flights, Facing Luggage Issues

Olga Gallardo, an LAX spokeswoman, confirmed there was an outage as a result of a glitch at a Los Angeles Department of Water and Power station, at around 6:10 p.m. PDT (9:10 p.m. EDT).

LISTEN: Jussie Smollett's 911 Call On Day Of Alleged Attack Released

The transcript of the 911 call about the staged attack on actor Justin Smollettt makes for very interesting reading.

Pence Meets Mexico Delegation To Avert Tariffs, Solve Immigration Crisis At Border

Vice President Mike Pence and other cabinet officials met with Mexican diplomats Wednesday in an attempt to avert tariffs on Mexican goods President Trump has treatened.

Illinois Man Arrested After St. Louis Police Discover Video Of Wife Falling From Seven-Story Parking Garage

A night at a baseball game took a violent turn after police discovered a video of woman falling from seven-story parking garage after argument with husband.

Biden, Sanders, Lead Trump In Michigan Poll, As Do Buttigieg, Harris And Warren

A new poll in Michigan shows five Democrats leading President Trump in the state, with Biden and Sanders leading by 12 points.

Opioid Crisis: Ohio Doctor Charged With 25 Counts Of Murder

A doctor from Ohio is facing 25 counts of murder after prescribing dangerous doses of fentanyl to patients in his intensive care unit.

Chicken McNasty: Angry Customer Slaps Pregnant McDonald's Manager Over Chicken Sandwich

After being given a sandwich that wasn't to her liking, an angry customer got physical with a pregnant McDonald's manager and was arrested for her troubles.

Who Is Linda Fairstein? Central Park Five Prosecutor Resigns From Vassar College Board Of Trustees

Linda Fairstein, the prosecutor who oversaw the convictions of the Central Park Five, has resigned from the Vassar College Board of Trustees in the wake of Netflix series, "When They See Us."

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