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Facebook is facing criticism because it took the social media site more than two hours to take down video of a shooting death.
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Facebook is facing criticism because it took the social media site more than two hours to take down video of a shooting death.
It happens every spring. The snow melts and what's piled up along the roads over the winter begins to appear. Carla from Edina noticed the trash along the highways, so she wants to know: Who picks it up? Good Question.
"April showers bring May flowers" dates back to an English poem from hundreds of years ago.
The deadline to file federal income taxes this year is April 18 – three days after the usual deadline of April 15.
Monday was the first night of Passover, an important Jewish holiday that celebrates liberation from slavery and freedom.
United Airlines says it's reviewing why a security officer dragged a passenger from a plane. United says it had overbooked a flight leaving Chicago. So, why do airlines overbook flights? Good Question.
The fight over Judge Neil Gorsuch ended Thursday with Republicans invoking the so-called "nuclear option."
It's that time of year again when allergies bring on the itchy noses, watery eyes and sneezing. With so many over-the-counter options, how do you find which works best for you?
We've become accustomed to "The Star-Spangled Banner" being played before most any game. So David from Minneapolis asked: How did the national anthem become a sports tradition? Good Question.
You've been there. It's 2 a.m. You're wide awake, and your partner is sawing logs so loudly that you're pretty sure the neighbors can hear it.
President Trump today took on members of his own party on Twitter, particularly members of the House Freedom Caucus.
If you were up early Wednesday morning, you may have noticed the sky filled with beautiful oranges, purples and reds.
Sensory processing disorder (SPD) is not an official medical diagnosis, but several experts think it should be.
This week, new numbers will be released that measure how Americans feel about the economy. They'll also look at how we feel about our own financial situation.
Most of us know our NCAA office pools are illegal, even if the chances of getting busted are very low.
