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The officer mistook their home for his, drunkenly kicking down the door and accosting the family for eight minutes with threats and racial slurs

California Joins Oregon, Washington and Nevada in requiring any vaccine results to be approved independently by an expert panel.

The packed, mostly maskless crowd didn't seem to mind the contradiction or the violation of the writer's wishes

Javier Ambler was chased for over 20 minutes after not dimming his headlights, then tasered four times and pinned despite his insistence that he couldn't breathe and had a heart condition.

The case can now proceed in efforts to force Trump to provide a DNA sample and testify on the rape allegations

Harry Styles sparked a slew of fellow voters echoing his call on social media.

Anna Sorokin was imprisoned for using a fake identity to swindle banks and friends.

The city has seen a drastic surge in recent days, with emergency hospitals to be opened by the state later this week

The new study from a Swedish university aims to quantify the stances of political parties.

An outpouring of support from the community has helped offset retaliatory funding cuts and abandonment by some police departments

Donald Trump faces off against an interview staff prepared for his standard tactics.

A member was told not to talk about it for fear of bad publicity, and her abuser was shuffled around and married off. People of Praise teaches female subservience.

Electron ballots allowed Rubins to vote, but people back down on Earth face different challenges.

The man alleges he has proof of improper business connections between China and Biden, but will not release them or provide any information

The state of California sued the ride-hailing companies for not treating their contractors as employees, which would require them to receive benefits and a minimum wage.

Floods have killed over 100 people in Vietnam, with worse storms to come.

Now only abortions for rape, incest, or danger to the mother would be legal.

High scam call rates mean only one in ten Americans pick up for unknown numbers, and that creates a major issue with regard to COVID-19 response efforts.

Even the return of carne asada wasn't enough to save this quarter's profits, but Chipotle is cautiously optimistic.

A case report from a Vermont prison found that cumulative exposure from short encounters could be as risky as long exposure.

Both U.S. intelligence and Google say that Iran is responsible for the messages, but not all Democrats are convinced

Rudy Giuliani says that he was simply adjusting his shirt.

Volunteers in the case have been reduced to going door-to-door to help locate the parents of migrant children.

A chronically underfunded hospital in Adelaide can't transfer patients elsewhere.

The juror speaking has not been publicly identified and says that the jury did not find Taylor's shooting justified.

The Trump campaign has attacked Joe Biden for his son's dealings in China, despite Trump reaping millions from CCP-connected individuals while in office.

They aren't expected to survive the winter, but in the meantime will eat just about anything. Man said he wanted to "save lives."

A poll worker thought a law banning candidate/party names applied to the slogan.

Services that detect fake reviews report record highs, due to both COVID-19 shopping and Amazon policy