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"The United States will not waver in our support of people in Hong Kong."

Nearly 1,800 victims’ relatives, first responders and survivors are calling on Biden to refrain from attending any memorials over his refusal to release Sept. 11 documents.

“I’m tired. The mental math of determining what we feel is safe for our kids has been one of the hardest parts of the pandemic,” one mother said.

The pilot and five passengers from a cruise ship were aboard the float plane that crashed near Ketchikan on Thursday.

Amber Guyger will become eligible for parole in 2024 in the 2018 shooting.

Now the sixth-largest wildfire in California history, the Dixie Fire has destroyed Greenville, a town of about 800 that’s stood since the Gold Rush. A new, growing fire threatens several other communities.

Her son was stabbed to death four years ago. Why has no one been charged in his death?

Florida’s long-term care facilities account for more than a quarter of the cases with 564, up from 348 the previous week.

Eaton made up one-half of "The Midnight Express." The legendary tag team was inducted into the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2019.

Mayor Kim Janey, who made the comments after being asked about New York City's proof of vaccination requirements, said Thursday she regretted invoking slavery and birtherism.

The surge in pediatric infections worries doctors, especially on the cusp of flu season, saying Covid's potential impact on kids is "beyond what flu would ever do."