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Articles from September 17, 2020

• Whistleblower Accuses San Jose State University of Cover-Ups, Retaliation Over Misconduct Allegations
• Fire Burns Armenian Church Building Overnight in San Francisco; Arson Suspected
• Pollock Pines Elementary School Students Heading Back To School In Early October
• Health Inspectors Evaluate San Francisco Schools in Advance of Reopening
• Cal/OSHA Order Sets New Virus Protections Following Oakland McDonald's Worker's Testimony
• 'It Looked Like A Combat Zone': Fire Destroys Housing Project For Veterans
• Some Establishments May Be Violating Health Codes By Keeping Restrooms Closed Due To COVID-19
• With COVID-19 Increasing Risk, Santa Clara County Offers Free Flu Shots
• Water Woes During Wildfire For Small Yuba County Water District
• LAPD Responds To Report Of Party At Sherman Oaks Home
• Big 5 Sporting Goods Hiring 50 Order Fillers To Help Meet Surging Demand
• Two-Week Closure Of Highway 50 Over Echo Summit Starts Friday Morning
• CHP: Car Reportedly Doing Donuts Crashes Into Rio Linda Home, Driver Runs From Scene
• Fresh Evacuation Issued As Stubborn Bobcat Fire Containment Delayed
• Supervisors Join Civilian Oversight Commission Members In Calling On Sheriff Villanueva To Resign
• 17-Year-Old Julian Campos Charged As Adult In Shooting Death Of Nimijah Pimentel At Panorama Park
• High Hill Ranch Collecting Donations For Wildfire Survivors
• Amazon to Open 150,000 Square Foot Fulfillment Center in Oakley
• Chanhassen Dinner Theatre Finds New Ways To Reopen Without Musicals
• 'He's Coming Here?': Bemidji Set To Host US President For First Time Ever
• Trump, Biden Hold Dueling Events In Battleground States
• Driver Killed Thursday in Solo-Car Crash Marks 31st San Jose Traffic Fatality of 2020
• Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct Head To Business Owner: 'Reinforcements Aren't Coming Any Time Soon'
• Home Explosion In Gypsum: Underground Gas Leak Confirmed, Neighborhood Evacuated
• Chicago Weather: Cool Trend This Weekend
• Athletes Unlimited Softball Gives The Power To The Players
• Gig Workers Continue To Experience Problems Getting Unemployment Benefits From Colorado Department Of Labor
• Crews Stop Fast-Moving Fire From Reaching Old Town Suisun City
• 'Very Confident In Upcoming Elections': Colorado's Secretary Of State Talks About Ballot Tracing
• Man Accused Of Indecent Exposure, Burglary At Woodland Apartment Complex
• Car Split In Half After Fatal Hyde Park Crash
• Marcus Smart Exploded On Team After Celtics Blew Game 2 Of Eastern Conference Finals
• In Search Of Answers From IDES To About Unemployment Fraud
• Want To See The Fall Colors At Maroon Bells? Make A Reservation First
• At Town Hall Near Scranton, Joe Biden Blasts President Trump's 'Criminal' Coronavirus Response
• Driver Arrested After Police Say He Plowed Through Barricade, Slammed Into Officer In Hanson Park Neighborhood
• Remote Learning A Struggle For Many NYC School Kids, But It's Even More Problematic For Homeless Students
• 'Their Only Hope Is To Help': Family Of Sean Collier Runs Ad In Support Of Police
• Each Of Us Can Make A Difference: Man Doing Everything He Can To Help Beautify Part Of Manhattan
• More Parents, Students Rally To Put Pressure On Gov. Pritzker To Resume In-Person School, Sports
• Better Together: Feeding Seniors in Need
• Another Game, Another Blown Lead For Bullpen As Phillies Lose To Mets To Fall Below .500
• Feds Announce Indictment Of Alleged 'NFL' Gang Members Linked To Murders, Drug Overdoses
• Officials: Lenape High School Will Be Closed Friday After 2nd Confirmed Coronavirus Case
• COPA Defends Itself After Report Saying It's Not Living Up To Police Use-Of-Force Incident Transparency Release Rules
• People Making A Difference: Boyle Heights Nurse Uses Life Experience To Train Next Generation Of Healthcare Workers
• Police: 79-Year-Old Man Dies Following Altercation With Teenagers On Queens Golf Course
• Cheer Colorado Continues Tradition Of Supporting LGBTQ Charities
• Another Former Girlfriend Says She Was Once Held Hostage By Martin Melvin Jr., Man Suspected Of Killing Girlfriend And Hauling Body Parts On Bus
• United Airlines Is Expanding Cleaning Services On Its Flights
• U.S. Labor Department: 17,392 Unemployment Claims Were Filed In Michigan Last Week
• Suspect Tiara Baker, Accused Of Attempting To Run Over Police Detective, Turns Herself In
• Fraud Arrests Made Over California's Unemployment Benefits
• Baltimore County Public Schools To Bring Back School-Based Staff, Small Groups Of Students This November
• President Trump Heats Up Culture War In Appeal To Rural Wisconsin Voters
• Is That Coughing From Coronavirus Or A Reaction To Wildfire Smoke?
• Montgomery County Man Says Walk Through Apartment Complex Ended With Being Victim Of Racist, Physical Attack
• Small Plane Lands In Middle Of Local Street In Palatine
• 'Funds Raised Some Concerns': OIG Launches Investigation Into Alberto Carvalho's Nonprofit
• Baltimore County Announces Initiatives To Help Families Balance School, Work Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 1 Man Dead, Another Seriously Injured In Charlestown Shooting
• Dangerfield Leads Lynx In 80-79 Win Over Mercury To Advance To WNBA Semifinals
• Woman Hit And Killed By Shuttle Bus In Oakland
• Maryland Receives Federal Funding To Help Crackdown On Unemployment Fraud
• First Responders At Serious Motorcycle Crash On Route 422 In Armstrong Co.
• Detroit Country Day School Moves To Virtual Learning After 'A Number Of Positive COVID-19 Cases' 
• Rays Earn AL Playoff Spot With Doubleheader Sweep Of Orioles
• White Sox Rally For 4-3 Victory Over Twins, Clinch First Playoff Spot Since 2008
• Brainerd Man Pleads Guilty To Beheading Black Bear On Red Lake Indian Reservation
• What Does The Smoky Haze From The Wildfires Mean For Minnesota? Good Question
• President Donald Trump To Hold Rally At Pittsburgh International Airport
• You Can Sip & Stroll At Maryland Zoo's Adult-Only Conservation Happy Hours This Fall
• Health Officials Urge Limited Outdoor Activities Due To Poor Air Quality
• Cecil County Department Of Health Reports 'Significant Increase' In COVID-19 Cases, Testing Positivity Rate
• Vikings Place Right Guard Pat Elflein On Injured Reserve
• Minnesota United Coach Adrian Heath: 'It's The Most Difficult Year I've Ever Had In Football'
• 48214 Cares Helps Residents In Need
• Justice Department seeking to charge protesters with sedition
• New Law Will Shrink Medicaid Waiting List
• Girl Finds Priceless Knives Stolen From Chef Justin Sutherland's Car In St. Paul
• Ford To Add 300 Jobs At New Dearborn Plant, Build Electric Truck
• Teenager Admits To Pushing 74-Pound Log Off Cliff That Struck And Killed Woman
• Man Who Shot Michigan Deputy Kills Himself, Ending Standoff
• Novi High School Forced To Finish Week Virtually Due To 5 Students Testing Positive For Covid-19
• Leading Maryland Lawmakers Rule Out Special Session
• Nearly 200 Golden Gate Bus, Ferry Operators Warned Of Possible Layoffs Amid Low COVID-19 Ridership
• Graduate Students Who Teach End Strike At University Of Michigan
• 2 Temple University Students Fighting For Partial Tuition Refund After COVID-19 Outbreak Forces College To All Remote Learning
• 24-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting In Southeast Baltimore, Police Say
• Missing Class Ring Belonging To Man Killed In Plano's Deadliest Mass Shooting Is Back In The Hands Of His Family 3 Years Later
• Steven Brault 2-Hits Cardinals, Ending Pirates' 8-Game Losing Streak
• 'Hamilton' Shows At Benedum Center Pushed Back To 2022
• Comeback Heat Do It Again, Rally Past Celtics For 2-0 Lead
• Elk Grove Police Investigating Traffic Stop Incident Caught On Video Involving Black Teen
• Sheriff: 2 Of 3 Victims In Washington County Plane Crash Identified
• COVID Testing Data Questions Resolved
• Oakland Hills Residents Secure Grant To Clear Brush, Reduce Wildfire Risk
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Continue To See Downward Trend In Hospitalizations
• Joy Of Giving On Display In North Texas In The Form Of More Than $50M
• Greater Sacramento Economic Council Seeing Increased Interest From Companies Moving To Sacramento
• Celtics Slip Up Again, Heat Take 2-0 Lead In Eastern Conference Finals
• Governor Tom Wolf Pushes For More Hazard Pay For Frontline Workers
• 'Slow Down!': Neighbors Calling For Change After Farmer Killed In Crash On Old River Road
• Arrest Made In Deadly Shooting Near Downtown San Jose
• Sheriff: Man, 23, Dies Days After Apparent Suicide Attempt In Hennepin County Jail
• Rocklin Students Return To Campus Monday, But Some Aren't So Sure It's Safe
• New York City Schools Again Postpone Start Of In-Person Learning For Most Students
• Muni Closure Of Church Street Near Market Causing Hardship For Businesses
• Texas Man Who Said He Wanted To Rape, Kill And Eat Girl Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison For Child Exploitation Crimes
• Allegheny County Board Of Elections Approves Opening Additional Offices
• LAUSD Teachers Face Displacement Due To Pandemic-Related Low Enrollment
• Chicago Mail Carriers Threaten To Stop Delivering In Some Neighborhoods Following Shooting
• On A Positive Note: Volunteers In Turtle Creek Turn Overgrown Baseball Field Into Community Garden
• LA County Health Officials Urge People To Get Flu Shot To Prevent Overwhelming Hospitals
• Orange County Reports 4 More COVID-19 Deaths, 140 New Cases
• 20,000 Counterfeit N95 Masks Seized By CBP In Boston
• State Senator Calls On Gov. JB Pritzker To Waive Penalty Weeks For Unemployment During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Giants Beat Mariners 6-4 In Road Game Playing At Home
• Coloradan Helping Test Coronavirus Vaccine Gets Second Dose
• Enough People Have To Take A Covid-19 Vaccine For It To Be Efficient, Fauci Says
• Investigation Underway After Man Gunned Down In Frankford, Philadelphia Police Say
• Giants Beat Mariners Again in Road Game Playing at Home
• Feds Set Ground Rules For Illinois House Panel Investigating Speaker Madigan's Ties To ComEd Bribery Case
• Port Authority Plans To Redistribute Service To Meet Demand
• California Paid Leave Law Among Nation's Broadest
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Walks Back Order To Enforce Evictions
• 'We Need Your Help': Dry Cleaning Owner Says Business Is Significantly Down Due To The Pandemic
• 2 Men Shot, Critically Wounded In Auburn Gresham
• Brockton Police Investigate Shooting In Shaw's Parking Lot
• Recent Controversy Spotlights Teaching Critical Thinking During Contentious Times
• SEE IT: Behind-The-Scenes Look At The New Casino Coming To Westmoreland County
• More Than Half Of Businesses That Closed During The Pandemic Won't Reopen, Yelp Says
• Quirk In Nassau County's Property Tax Assessment Sticks Homeowners With Shockingly High Bills; 'It Equates To Legalized Stealing'
• Pitt Researcher: Wolf Administration's Pandemic Restrictions Saved 'Many, Many Thousands Of Lives'
• Martinez to Pave Over #BlackLivesMatter Street Mural Soon
• Contra Costa County May Soon Order Health Providers To Ramp Up COVID-19 Testing
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Attacking Attendees Of Aliso Viejo Trump Rally
• 5 things to know about Moderna's coronavirus vaccine
• Cal Fire Crews Stop Forward Progress Of Lake County Vegetation Fire
• Philadelphia City Council Formally Puts Ban On Police Chokeholds Into Law
• 2 Suspects Arrested For DUI, Weapons Charges After Reported Shooting In Lodi In-N-Out Drive Thru
• CBS4 Exclusive: Outgoing Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina Says He 'Was Able To Accomplish The Things I Wanted To Achieve'
• 'I Didn't Realize It Was Gonna Be Such An Ordeal;' Avon, N.J. Man Heads Home After Six Month Battle With COVID-19
• LA DA: Redondo Beach Sergeant Acted Lawfully In Fatal Shooting Of Man With Air Pistol
• Less Than Half A Percent Of Students Back In Texas Public Schools Have Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• KDKA Investigates: Ace Hotel Future Uncertain, Couples Out Wedding Deposits
• Dining Pods So Close To Traffic In New York City Cause Concerns About Safely Eating Outside
• Women Report Being Grabbed In Wicker Park
• Incoming Fall Temperatures Threaten Outdoor Dining, And Business Owners Say 50% Indoor Capacity Won't Be Enough
• Charity To Stream Virtual Concert From Dallas To Pediatric Hospitals Across US
• Researchers Trace Food Allergies Back To Skin Conditions Like Eczema, Find Babies Born In Fall At Higher Risk
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Works With Tri-County Health On Gaylord Rockies Future Convention Bookings
• Eovaldi Shuts Down Marlins In 5-3 Red Sox Victory
• Barr compares coronavirus stay-at-home orders to slavery
• Mayo Clinic New COVID-19 Tracking Tool
• Therapist, TikTok Star Shani Tran Says 'Trauma Has To Be Rethought' After Pandemic, George Floyd's Death
• Elijah Cummings Wrote Of 'Pure Pain' From Trump Tweets On Baltimore
• St. Paul Police Continue To Track Suspects Connected To The Unrest Following George Floyd's Death
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Communities Come Together To Support Latino-Owned Businesses Struggling To Keep Up In Pandemic
• Amazon Fresh Opens Woodland Hills Store To All Shoppers
• Family Searching For Answers After Young Man Among Victims Of Quintuple Shooting At Popular Spring Garden Park
• Officials: HVAC Worker Accused Of Spying On Girls' Bathroom At South Jersey Middle School Facing More Charges
• Central Park Bird Watcher Who Was Victim Of Deliberate Act Of Racial Bias Writes Graphic Novel About Unjust Killing Of Blacks
• North Texas Man Arrested For Allegedly Killing Family's Dog By Strangulation
• Maryland State Police Wish Hagerstown Woman A Happy 106th Birthday
• South Florida Jewish Centers Going Above & Beyond To Make Rosh Hashanah Celebrations Extra Special Amid COVID Pandemic
• Sonora Woman Pleads Not Guilty In Alleged Murder-For-Hire Plot Involving Her Husband
• Daughter's plea helps save her father's taco truck
• North Suburban Parents Upset About New COVID-19 Travel Restrictions
• Campaign 2020: Race For Congress Between Democrat Max Rose, Republican Nicole Malliotakis Is One Of Country's Most Contentious
• North Texas BFFs Give Birth To Girls On The Same Day
• SoCal ACLU Requests Temporary Restraining Order After COVID-19 Outbreak At Adelanto ICE Processing Center
• Maryland State Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee To Hear Testimony On Police Reform Bills
• Hurricane Sally aftermath: Flooding threats expand across the Southeast
• 'Perfect Fall Activity': Apple Picking Still An Option Despite COVID-19 Pandemic
• Orioles, Major League Baseball Declare Election Day Paid Day Off For Full-Time Employees
• Investigators: Dijon Kizzee Assaulted Deputy, Bent Down To Pick Up Pistol Prior To Shooting
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed In Hit-And-Run On Route 1 In Bucks County
• Firefighter Injured Battling Vacant House Fire In West Baltimore
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump campaign insists it has a "real" health care plan
• COVID-19 Reopening: SFMOMA Joins Other Indoor Museums With October Opening
• MACV Creates Outreach Team To Help Veterans Experiencing Homelessness During Pandemic
• Local Chief Medical Officer Calls CDC's Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution Plan 'Encouraging,' But Concerns Remain
• New Coronavirus Hot Spot Communities Postpone School Sports, Step Up Enforcement
• Delaware County Couple Keeping Infant Daughter's Memory Alive With Special, Sweet Gesture
• Sonoma County Elementary Schools Can Now Apply for In-Person Waivers
• Superintendent Of Mount Pleasant Schools Says Controversial George Floyd Cartoon Shouldn't Have Been Used In Class
• A Loss Of History: Southport Lanes Bowling Alley Going Out Of Business After 98 Years Due To COVID-19
• Yosemite Closes To Visitors Over Wildfire Smoke
• LIRR Officials Warn Of 'Severe Cuts' To Service If Aid Doesn't Come From Federal Government
• 18-Year-Old, 2 Other Teens Arrested In String Of Armed Robberies In Vallejo
• Newsom Signs Bill Extending Paid Family Leave To 6 Million More Californians
• Busted Nut Bar And Grill Looks To Challenge COVID-19 Health Violation Fine
• Penn Lake Roast Beef Reopens Months After Owner Was Shot During Attempted Robbery
• First Responders Allowed Access To Three 24 Hour Fitness Locations Near California Fire Zones For Showering, Relaxation Between Assignments
• San Francisco Corruption Case Expands: 2 More Charged, 2 Plead Guilty
• Some Local School Districts Considering More In-Person Learning Days
• Steelers' Minkah Fitzpatrick: Decision To Wear Antwon Rose's Name On The Back Of Helmets Was Made By Management
• Father Of Arlington Police Shooting Victim Says He Was 'Absolutely Surprised' Officer Involved Was Charged
• Democratic VP Nominee Sen. Kamala Harris Makes 1st 2020 Campaign Stop In Philadelphia
• 'It's Sad To See': Real Estate Broker Says Retail Stores Hit Hardest By Pandemic
• No Action Will Be Taken After Video Shows Bar Owned By Sea Isle City Mayor Not Following COVID-19 Restrictions Over The Summer
• Coronavirus Impact: Cheerleaders At 2 High Schools In New Jersey Miffed They Cannot Perform At Road Football Games
• Lynnfield Boy's New Bionic Arm Channels 'Iron Man'
• Yosemite National Park To Close Due To Poor Air Quality From Heavy Wildfire Smoke
• Safe To Sing? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Pittsburgh Area Experiencing Housing Boom Amid Drop In Inventory And Increase In Prices
• As Temperatures Drop, Spread Of Coronavirus Could Increase, Johns Hopkins Researchers Say
• AT&T Stadium Safety Guidelines
• Dallas County Reports 458 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Death
• Florida Jobless Claims Down, As Companies Face Continued Problems
• Aurora Police Officer Justin Henderson, Who Pointed Gun At Doctor, Suspended 1 Week
• Pedestrian Dies After Being Struck By Box Truck On Western Wisconsin Highway
• Food Banks See Increased Demand, Call For Donations From Day Of Service
• Man Dead, Sister Critical After Fire Truck Collides With Ambulance In Brooklyn
• Mass. Team Searching For People Missing After Oregon Wildfires
• Shorewood Tortoise Reunited With Owners After 4 Mile Trek From Home
• New Jersey To Increase Tax On Millionaires In Order To Help Families Struggling Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Coronavirus Tracking App Unveiled To Notify User When They Are Exposed To COVID-19
• TikTok Deal: ByteDance To Remain Majority Owner, Oracle To Host User Data
• Hawaii Set To Allow Tourists With Negative COVID-19 Tests To Bypass Quarantine In October
• Reopening Texas: Most Businesses Can Open At 75% Capacity, Bars Still Closed
• McMaster says Trump's Afghanistan policy makes U.S. less safe
• UofM President Mark Schlissel Narrowly Avoids A No-Confidence Vote
• Maryland Sending Help For West Coast Wildfire Response Efforts In Oregon, California
• Rangers Broadcaster CJ Nitkowski Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Man Convicted Of Violently Attacking Elderly Mother, Sister In Sacramento County
• Revere Uses Stories Of Survival To Warn About Coronavirus Dangers
• Authorities ID Missing Boater Off Haulover Beach
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Teachers Adjusting, But Online Learning Still Has 'Bumps In The Road'
• PAART Takes Off For Gulf Coast To Rescue Dogs Surrendered By Hurricane Victims
• Fewer Coloradans Applied For Initial Unemployment Benefits Last Week
• Massachusetts Reports 419 New Coronavirus Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• EU leaders call on Philippines to drop charges against Maria Ressa
• Bill Whitaker & Jon Wertheim Preview '60 Minutes' Stories On Philadelphia Mail-In Voting System & LSU's Ed Orgeron
• Woman Dead After Hit By Metra Train In Evanston, Trains Moving Again With Extensive Delays
• Discussions Continue On Where Sanctioned Homeless Camp Should Be Located
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Receives 2020 Liberty Medal During Virtual Event
• CVS Adds 3 Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Locations In Maryland
• Surveillance Images Show Denver Burglar Who Has '25' Tattooed On Forehead
• 80-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Shares His Key To Beating COVID-19 After Spending 81 Days On Ventilator
• MSPCA 'Overwhelmed' With Birds After Large Back-To-Back Surrenders, Looking For Adopters
• Judge Blocks Postal Service Changes That Slowed Mail, Calling It 'Politically Motivated Attack'
• 45 Charged With Poaching, Overharvesting Mussels, Turban Snails, Sea Urchin From Tide Pools At White Point Beach In San Pedro
• Miami Herald Apologizes For 'Racist' Insert Column; LIBRE Accuses Paper Of Censorship, Says It Provided Advance Copies
• Apron company's "Wake Up & Fight" masks become a call to action
• Quadruplets Head Home To Gloucester County After 3 Months In NICU
• Air Quality Unhealthy For Everyone As Wildfire Smoke Gets Worse In Colorado
• Anne Arundel County Executive Pittman Launches Operation Eviction Intervention
• CDC Reminding People That Allergy Symptoms Can Be Similar To COVID-19 Symptoms
• California Governor Signs Laws to Protect Workers from Virus
• Gov. Newsom Signs Laws Protecting California Workers From COVID-19
• Comey to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee about 2016 probe
• Sequoia National Park Closed Due To Castle Fire
• UC Berkeley Announces New Research Project on Psychedelic Drugs
• San Mateo County Inmate Pleads No Contest To COVID-19 EDD Assistance Fraud Charges
• Missing Baltimore County Woman Found Dead In Prince George's County
• Koda The Cheetah Gets A Checkup At Zoo Miami
• Denver International Airport's New VeriFLY App Provides Travelers With Socially Distanced Options
• Garland Is 3rd North Texas City In 6 Weeks To Report Rabid Bat: 'We Believe Human Exposure Occurred'
• Fantasy Football: Start Ben Roethlisberger, Sit Drew Brees In Week 2
• Tom Brady Gives Short Answer When Asked About Bruce Arians' Criticism: 'He's The Coach'
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Signs Amendments Opening Entertainment Venues And Allowing For Limited Competitive Sports
• Blue Bell Ordered To Pay $17.25 Million In Criminal Penalties For Shipping Contaminated Products
• $1 Million Bail Cut For Some Held After Protests Of Police Shooting In Lancaster
• Celina High School Goes On Offense Against Coronavirus By Disinfecting Football Field
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Minivan, Assaulting Woman In Frederick
• PHOTO: Did A Bar Menu From 2015 National Press Club Event 'Predict' Trump's Future Link To Coronavirus?
• CHSAA Announces Details For Fall, Spring Football Seasons
• Congressional Candidates Eric Early, Joe Collins Holding Vigil For Wounded LA Deputies
• Providence Place Mall Stabbing: Teen Killed, 4 In Custody
• Annual Auction Of Vehicles Abandoned At Pittsburgh International Airport Goes Virtual
• 49ers Look to Bounce Back Vs. Jets After Tough, Season-Opening Loss
• Driver Rescued From Flaming, Moving Vehicle Along Interstate 880 In Oakland
• New Mandatory Evacuation Ordered For Meadow Valley In Plumas County Due To North Complex Fire
• Smoke From Wildfires Can Worsen COVID-19 Risk, Putting Firefighters In Even More Danger
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court extends mail ballot deadline
• Fort Hood Soldier Arrested As Base Deals With False Active Shooting Reports
• Water Restrictions Set To Go Into Place In Fort Collins On Oct. 1
• Ventura-Based Patagonia's New Tags Have A Provocative, Urgent Message For Voters
• Trump's $300 in extra jobless aid has run out in 7 states
• Young Texas Woman Turns To Twitter For Help After Dad's Food Truck Makes Just $6 In One Day
• Johnson & Johnson faces $2 billion lawsuit over opioids
• "Alarming": Europe records 54,000 virus cases in 24 hours
• Ravens Defensive Coordinator Wink Martindale Praises Debut Of Veteran Calais Campbell, Rookie Patrick Queen
• White House Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID-19 Less Than 24 Hours After President Donald Trump Visited Philadelphia
• NYPD: Subway Rider Attacked, Robbed After Asking Woman To Wear Mask
• Baldwin-Whitehall School District Cancels Football For At Least 2 Weeks After Coronavirus Case
• Stripe Offers Workers $20,000 To Leave San Francisco; Deal Includes 10 Percent Pay Cut
• 3 Men Arrested In Roseville Over Past 2 Months For Allegedly Trying To Meet Minors For Sex
• Patriots, Seahawks Remain Hopeful That Air Quality In Seattle Won't Disrupt Sunday Night Game
• Man, 15-Year-Old Boy Arrested On Weapons Charges In Separate Incidents In Redwood City
• Broadway Actor Nick Cordero's Birthday Celebrated With Posthumous Concert Album Release
• Gov. Wolf, Dr. Levine Sign New Order On Alcohol Service Ahead Of Restaurant Occupancy Rate Increase
• 'Melrose Place' Actress Gets 8 More Years In Prison For Fatal 2010 Crash
• Oak Forest Man Drowns In Smokies National Park, 2nd Chicago-Area Visitor To Die At Park
• DART Restoring 90% Of Pre-Pandemic Service Levels Next Month
• 'They Need To Go', Lawyer Says Texas Police Leaders That Employed Now Charged Officer Must Make Reforms Or Resign
• Generators Recalled During Hurricane Season Due To Fuel Leak
• Instagram, Facebook Users Report Brief Outage For Both Social Media Platforms
• 75-Year-Old Man Killed In San Francisco Tenderloin Metal Pipe Attack Identified
• Double Shooting In Commerce City Investigated As Possible Road Rage
• 41 deaths in 3 years tied to e-scooters, e-bikes, hoverboards
• Dog Alerts Owner To Smoke Before Fire Breaks Out At McKees Rocks Apartment
• Now Hiring: Air Pros Looking To Bring On 30 Full-Timers In DFW, No Experience Required
• Carson Wentz, Jared Goff Have Lived Up To Expectations So Far Since 2016 NFL Draft
• First Lady Melania Trump Visits New Hampshire Hospital
• Netflix's 'Cheer' Star, Jerry Harris Arrested For Allegedly Producing Child Pornography
• 5 Students At Novi High School Test Positive For COVID-19 Cause In-Person Classes To Be Cancelled
• Michael Spencer: 'Hard To Pick The Broncos Right Now, Given Their Rash Of Injuries'
• Denver Nuggets Fans Miss The Playoffs Excitement At The Pepsi Center
• 'Failure Is Growth': Jerry Jeudy Sums Up His Two Drops For Broncos In Week 1
• BJ's Stock Beating Amazon, Costco And Walmart This Year
• Broncos Place Von Miller On IR, Call Up De'Vante Bausby From Scout Squad
• Native American Remains And Artifacts Returned To Colorado After 130 Years
• 911 Integration With Uber App Expanded To Beverly Hills, Burbank, Long Beach, Santa Monica, Torrance
• Sloppy Joe's, Famed Key West Hangout Of Ernest Hemingway, Reopens
• Russia's space agency chief declares Venus a "Russian planet"
• Arlington Detective Hit While Riding Bike With Church Group Headed Home From The Hospital
• Laid Off LAX Food Workers Hold Protest Over Losing Healthcare
• Sheriff: 2 Injured After Crash Involving FedEx Vehicle
• Former President Obama's Memoir Out In November
• Over 27,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of Sept. 7, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Small Plane Runs Off Runway At Lee Airport In Anne Arundel County, No Injuries
• Anne Arundel County Police Warn Parents To Monitor Children's Online Activity
• K9 'Loki' Helps Find 88 Pounds Of Meth Worth $500,000+ During Weld County Traffic Stop
• Free COVID-19 Testing Coming To Communities Across Minnesota Over The Next Four Weeks
• Law Firm: LA County Health Orders 'Ban' Observing Jewish High Holidays
• Smoky Skies Clearing; No Spare-The-Air Alert After Record 30 Consecutive Days
• Actress headed back to prison for fatal 2010 drunk driving crash
• Calling All Pittsburgh Sports Fans: Submit to JP Roofing FAN N'ATION!
• 70-Year-Old Man Missing From Baltimore Since August 15
• Butler Area School District To Open Stadium To More Than 250 Fans
• Christian Cooper addresses systemic bias in new comic book
• Lori Loughlin Will Serve 2-Month Prison Sentence At Victorville Federal Prison
• Church Of Latter-Day Saints Gives Big Donation To Organization Supporting Foster Children
• Green Party candidates won't be on ballot in Pennsylvania
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Havana On The Hudson
• 'We're Not Gonna Take It,' Twisted Sister Singer Dee Snider Tells Group Of Fort Lauderdale Target Anti-Maskers: 'Don't Use Our Song'
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey And Wife Welcome Baby Girl
• Caught On Video: 2 Men Steal ATM From Culver City Restaurant
• Long-Running Citrus Heights Pumpkin Patch The Pumpkin Farm Won't Be Open This Year Due To Coronavirus
• White House Staff Members Reportedly Test Positive For COVID Less Than 48 Hours After President Donald Trump Visited Sacramento
• 'I'm Giving Pittsburgh The Edge On Sunday,' Says CBS Denver's Michael Spencer
• Georgetown Dentist Fined $9,500 For Violating Coronavirus Safety Guidelines
• Search Continues For Person Who Shot Man In Head & Back After Leaving Fort Worth Crash Scene
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,056 New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Gives Democrats Win In Mail-in Vote Case
• Pa. Supreme Court Gives Democrats Series Of Victories, Including Mail-In Ballot Deadline Extension
• Pennsylvania Counties To Print, Send Ballots To Registered Voters Following State Supreme Court Decision To Remove Green Party's Presidential Candidate Howie Hawkins
• Coronavirus Stats At-A-Glance: Florida Adds 3,255 New COVID Cases, 2-Week Positivity Rate 4.84%
• Birdville ISD Joins Other North Texas Districts In Reporting By School How Many Students, Teachers Are COVID+
• LA Zoo Closed Through At Least Friday Because Of Smoky Air Caused By Bobcat Fire
• Study: Number of NorCal Wildfires Increased Since 1984, Climate Change Making Fires Worse
• More Than 30-Percent Of Massachusetts Now In 'Extreme Drought'
• Mexican Independence Day Celebrated By Drivers In Chicago
• If You Don't File Taxes, IRS Could Still Owe You A Stimulus Check; Notices Going Out To 9 Million Americans
• 21-Year-Old Hospitalized In Critical Condition After Swissvale Shooting
• 60-Year-Old Woman Dead In Anne Arundel County Crash
• "Vaccine hesitancy" could be barrier to defeating COVID, doctor says
• FedEx Hiring 70,000 Seasonal Workers, Including More Than 400 In Boston Area
• 'Melrose Place' Actress Amy Locane Headed Back To Prison For 2010 Drunk Driving Crash
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash With Baltimore County School Bus In Dundalk
• Delaware State Police Searching For Suspects Who Threw Raw Eggs At Children, Adults Attending Republican Rally In Wilmington
• San Jose Unified School District To Continue Distance Learning Through At Least December
• Sister Mary Katherine! Team Of B-Ball-Playing Nuns From Archbishop Carroll High School Offer Miami Heat Help, Should They Need It
• Archbishop Spalding High School Moves To Distance Learning For 2 Days After Positive COVID-19 Cases
• Pittsburgh Steelers To Play First Game With Fans In Tennessee Next Month
• Police: Metro Mobility Bus Crashes Into HCMC, No Serious Injuries Reported
• ESPN Ranks U.S. Bank Stadium As 5th Best NFL Stadium (But Home To Vikings' Rival Takes No. 1 Spot)
• Replacement To Gerald Desmond Bridge In Long Beach Nearly Finished
• Police Searching For Missing Essex Woman Stephanie Ann Matthews Last Seen In Dundalk
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy, Lawmakers Agree To Tax Rich, Offer $500 Rebates
• Goodman Theatre Kicking Off 3-Week Tour Of Chicago Parks, With Play On Life Of Civil Rights Activist Fannie Lou Hamer
• Bear Takes A Dip In A Sierra Madre Pool
• 'How Can You Go Against The Chiefs?': CBS Denver's Michael Spencer Picks The Chiefs Over The Chargers In Week 2
• 1976 Swine Flu Vaccine Roll-Out May Provide Lessons For COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts
• Halloween Brings Extra Spooky Spectacle With Rare Full 'Blue Moon'
• In What Should Have Been A Bye Week For The Conference The Big 12 Has 2 Football Games Saturday
• Cook County Health Officials Helping Patients Register To Vote In The E.R.
• 'He Did Not Deserve To Die Like This', Family Of Homestead Teen Killed In Hit And Run Want Justice
• 'We Respect The Decisions Of Each Player,' Pittsburgh Steelers President Art Rooney II Says Over Helmet Controversy
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Shooting At Pittsburg Supermarket Parking Lot
• Minnesota Gained More Than 40,000 Jobs In August, But Unemployment Still Shows Disproportionate Impact
• San Francisco Police Investigate 3 Separate Wednesday Night Shootings
• At Least 1 Injured After Flames Erupt At Maple Shade Condo Complex
• Massachusetts Arcades Allowed To Reopen Thursday
• 2-Month-Old Baby Becomes Youngest Covid-19 Victim In Michigan
• Authorities Investigate After Incident Involving Suspicious Man In Blue Earth Co.
• Lawsuit Accuses Former West Penn Hospital Employee Of Secretly Filming Coworkers And Patients
• 'Pricing Is Ridiculous': ESPN Puts Patriots' Gillette Near The Bottom Of Its NFL Stadium Rankings
• Attleboro High Student Sent To School With Coronavirus 'Makes No Sense,' Baker Says
• 'It's Not A Belief System, It's Data': Gov. Newsom Emphasizes Wildfires Show Reality Of Climate Change
• Teaching Goes 'Total Recall' At Texas University, Hologram Technology To Launch In Response To COVID-19
• House to vote on bill named after slain soldier Vanessa Guillén
• Philadelphia Police: More Than 50 Shots Fired In Basketball Court Shooting That Killed 2 Men, Injured 3 Others In Spring Garden
• Jim Carrey to play Joe Biden on "SNL"
• Baker Urges Residents To Get Flu Shots As 12 More Coronavirus Testing Sites Open In Mass.
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 900+ New COVID-19 Cases Reported, Along With 9 More Deaths
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces Over 900 New Coronavirus Cases And 10 More Deaths Statewide
• Former DCFS Supervisor Andrew Polovin Pleads Not Guilty To Felony Charges Linked To A.J. Freund Case
• Woman Arrested At West Roseville Cemetery After Stolen Rifle, Drugs Found In Car
• Texas Man Dies While Diving In Florida Keys
• Critics slam University of Georgia over football and voting decisions
• San Jose City Council Supports Restoring Voting Rights to Parolees
• New Website Maps Out How To Trick Or Treat Safely In Miami-Dade, Broward
• 42 Wisconsin Badger Players, Staff Test Positive For COVID-19 As Big Ten Plans Reinstated Fall Season
• Red Cross Urgently Seeks More Volunteers Amid Non-Stop Disasters
• The American Airlines Center, Dallas' Largest Polling Place, Will Be Open For Early Voting
• Point Park University Reports First Coronavirus Case
• Here's A List Of Bills Gov. Whitmer Signed Into Law Thursday
• Fort Worth Resident Wins $2.5 Million From Scratch Ticket
• Toilet Paper From Mexico Filling Gaps On U.S. Shelves During Pandemic Demand
• Mike Pence To Return To Minnesota, Wisconsin Next Week
• Crofton Man Arrested For Allegedly Intentionally Hitting Man With Car In Gambrills
• Philadelphia City Council Passes Police Reform Bill Requiring Public Input, Hearing Before Approval Of Police Contract
• BSO Sheriff Gregory Tony Announces Creation of Social Justice Task Force
• Supervisor To SF Salon Owner Erica Kious: Placer County Would Welcome You With Open Arms
• Watch: Phanatic Dumps Popcorn On Cardboard Cutout Of Mets Fan
• ZooLights Will Return To Lincoln Park Zoo In November; Tickets Now Required
• 2 Suspects Wanted In Attempted Carjacking In Glen Burnie
• Attack Ad Vs. John Hickenlooper Has Environmental Theme
• Number of Americans filing for jobless aid dips
• Second Coronavirus Cluster Designated At University Of New Hampshire
• 19-year-old helicopter pilot helps fight California wildfires
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 79 More Coronavirus Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Colorado Department Of Labor, Unemployment Works To Get Lost Wages Assistance Filing Back Online
• COVID Causing Quite A Scare For Halloween Industry
• Sally Dumping Torrential Rain On Western, Central Georgia
• Raytheon to cut more than 15,000 jobs
• Donors Can Contribute To More Than 3300 Non-Profit Organizations On This North Texas Giving Day
• Lady Gaga on her stage persona and why she gave up on herself
• David Lesh Charged With Entering Protected Area At Hanging Lake
• 17-Year-Old Boy Dies After Shooting In Sonora
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Flat, 631 New Cases Added
• Monte McNair Named Sacramento Kings' New General Manager
• Trump says CDC director "made a mistake" on vaccine timeline
• Appeals Court: Secretary Benson's Mass Mailing Of Absentee Voter Applications OK
• Patient First Opens COVID-19 Testing Site In Towson
• Phiadelphia-Area Health Officials Prepare As Federal Government Outlines Sweeping Plan To Provide Free COVID-19 Vaccines
• Man In Serious Condition After Shot In The Chest In SE Baltimore
• Dallas Police Seek Man Who Shot Woman In CVS Pharmacy Parking Lot
• PTL Links: September 17, 2020
• Steelers Center Maurkice Pouncey Explains Name On Helmets, Vows To Help Relationships Between Police And Communities
• Natural Gas Explosion In Oklahoma Interrupts Power Service, Leaves Crater-Sized Hole
• Man Wounded In Lake Forest Road Rage Shooting
• Bill Belichick Offers Up The Highest Praise Possible For Russell Wilson
• 'We Need To Play Better', Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra On Eve Of Game 2
• Suspect Arrested In Hit-and-Run Crash That Severely Injured Motorcyclist In San Rafael
• Trump says he offered to help Big Ten with coronavirus testing
• Unemployment Numbers Steady In Massachusetts As COVID-19 Continues To Drive Joblessness Nationwide
• Part one of Obama's memoir to be released in November
• Man Killed Outside Quincy Liquor Store Did Not Know Woman Who Allegedly Stabbed Him
• 'Boring, But It's Possible': Major Steps Taken To Reverse COVID Spike Surrounding CU Boulder
• Financial Aid Opportunities For U.S. Army Veterans, Their Spouses And Children
• All California National Forests Remain Closed Through Weekend
• State Police Searching For Missing 54-Year-Old Woman Laura Graham-Simonetti
• More Than 13.5K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• With Big Ten Reversal, Trump Aims To Score In Battlegrounds
• New info emerges on poisoning of Putin critic Alexei Navalny
• Following Pursuit, Mpls. Police Arrest Suspect Wanted In Shooting That Killed 17-Year-Old
• Miami Weather: Hot & Steamy Day, Tropics Still Busy
• Pandemic Complicates Relief Efforts For Wildfire Evacuees
• Outbound Lanes Reopen On Kennedy Expressway After Crash Involving Motorcycle, Car
• CVS Set To Double Number Of COVID-19 Testing Locations, Adding Dozens Of Sites In Texas
• Wildfires & extreme weather: It's not coincidence, it's climate change
• Giants 'Have To Figure Out Offensive Line': NFL On CBS Analyst Charles Davis Breaks Down Giants-Bears Matchup
• Tigers Get Shut Down
• Christian Siriano Inspires Drew with Quarantine Fashions
• Marlins Beat BoSox 8-4, Inch Closer In NL East
• Emotional Bill Belichick Reflects On Love For His Mother
• 20-Year-Old Dreqwon Walker Charged With Attempted Murder In Baltimore Double Shooting
• CBS Sports Becomes New Home Of International Swimming League Beginning October 16
• Smoke from wildfires can worsen COVID-19 risk
• Detroit Police Seek To Identify Suspect In Carjacking On City's West Side
• Wildfire Smoke Sinks Into Tahoe, Unhealthy Air Quality Warning Issued
• Elevator That Killed BU Lecturer Carrie O'Conner Was Inspected In March
• Trump Administration Puts Dozens Of Homeless Housing Projects On Hold In California As Winter Approaches
• Raytheon Doubles Job Cuts To 15,000 As Pandemic Slows Airline Industry
• Philadelphia Pastor Who Confronted President Trump Over MAGA Slogan Not Satisfied With Answer
• Driver In Stolen Truck Captured After Wrong-Way Chase Ends In Crash In Stoneham
• Roseville Man Suing Starbucks After His Genitals, Hands Burned With Tea
• How pandemic jobless benefits create a "perfect storm" for fraud
• AG Nessel Warns Michiganders Of Deceptive Petition Circulation
• Family Of Fort Hood Soldier Corlton Chee Alleges Foul Play In His Death
• St. Paul Moving Forward With Guaranteed Income Pilot For Struggling Families
• Miami Proud: Teen Recovering From Tumor Finds Motivation Through Volunteering
• Cam Newton Goes To Bat Defending N'Keal Harry: 'It Was Just One Mistake'
• Security Guard Indicted In Murder At Timberland's New Hampshire Headquarters
• Mousse Sparkling Wine Company
• 2nd senior U.S. official visits Taiwan, irking Beijing even more
• Wolf Administration Warns Of Heightened Fall Wildfire Dangers
• Moderna May Know Coronavirus Vaccine Effectiveness By November, Report Says
• Drone lands in Wrigley Field outfield during game
• Custodial Management Companies Fight COVID-19 In North Texas Schools
• Woman Attacked, Robbed In Fight Over Parking Space At Davie Walmart
• In-State Rivals Face-Off And The Texas Rangers Come Out Ahead Of The Houston Astros 1-0
• Thief reportedly nabs $500M worth of Chinese communist memorabilia
• Man Stabbed After Altercation In Front Of Reskin Theatre In The South Loop
• Pittsburgh Art Commission Holding Public Comment Period Regarding Columbus Statue
• Career Coach: Taking A Step Back In Your Career
• Barr assails DOJ prosecutors, says some are "headhunters"
• COVID-19 linked to preterm deliveries, CDC report says
• Orgeron on possibility of no fall football: "I don't let it enter my mind"
• Fact-checking Trump's town hall health care claims
• 3 Firefighters Hurt Battling Lower East Side Blaze
• Why a growing number of Americans are turning to socialism
• Getting A Flu Shot: Making Sure You're Protected
• H.R. McMaster Says Terrorism, Climate Change Among Top Threats To U.S. In '60 Minutes' Interview With Scott Pelley
• Family of Carole Baskin's missing husband runs ad in "DWTS"
• Tie for top prize at Academy of Country Music Awards – a first
• Police: 3 People Taken Into Custody For Alleged Attempted Abduction Of 8-Year-Old In Darby Township Released
• WNBA's Maya Moore marries man she helped free from prison
• COVID-19 Vaccine Expected By End Of The Year - But Not For Everyone
• At least 1 dead as Hurricane Sally unleashes "catastrophic" flooding
• Sally still a threat to Florida Panhandle and Alabama
• Woman Shot While Sitting In Living Room Of Princeton Park Home
• Pittsburgh Weather: Clouds Roll In, Temperatures Briefly Tick Up
• What Makes American Made Masks More Trustworthy Than Others?
• More Than 40,000 High Schoolers Taking ACT Exam This Weekend; Many Crossing Fingers Their Test Isn't Canceled Again
• Schedule A Time To Shop At Just Between Friends Woodbury
• National Constitution Center Offering Free Admission To Celebrate Constitution Day
• Chicago Weather: Cool Down In Effect
• New York Weather: CBS2's 9/17 Thursday Morning Forecast
• As Syria crumbles, many face the "terrifying" option of refugee life
• PennDOT Resumes Real ID Program
• ESPN Ranks Heinz Field As 4th Best NFL Stadium
• Pennsylvania Still Looking For Poll Workers For November Election
• Three Additional Port Authority Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Pandemic Causing Scare For Halloween Industry
• Pirates Lose 8th Straight, Shut Out 1-0 By Cincinnati
• Trump Administration Puts Dozens Of Homeless Housing Projects On Hold In California As Winter Approaches
• 6 Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Given Warnings During Coronavirus Compliance Checks
• Sheriff's Bomb Squad Safely Detonates Explosive Device Found Under Vehicle In North Highlands
• Frustrated Business Owners Want Santa Clara County To Follow State's 'Red Tier' Reopening Guidelines
• Thursday's Show Info (9/17/20)
• SEE IT: The 2020 ACM Awards In Pictures
• More Women Accusing Former West Penn Hospital Employee Of Secretly Recording Them In Bathroom And Exam Room

Videos from September 17, 2020

• Trump calls 2020 election "most important election in the history of our country"
• Sunrise Movement co-founder: "Joe Biden's plan isn't everything, but it's something"
• "It's insane to play dice with the planet" by ignoring climate change, former climate denier says
• Former Pence adviser criticizes Trump administration's response to COVID-19
• Scientists say droughts would be half as severe without human-caused climate change
• Constitution Day: Breaking down the nation's founding document
• "A Climate In Crisis" explores wildfires, hurricanes and the science behind them
• Daughter's tweet helps save her father's food truck
• Barr under fire for comparing coronavirus lockdowns to slavery
• Rain may offer wildfire relief but raises mudslide concerns
• Hurricane Sally slams Gulf Coast, leaving 2 dead
• Moderna president on transparency in vaccine development
• New York City delays in-person learning over coronavirus safety concerns
• Rising tensions between Trump and CDC chief over vaccine timeline
• 9/17/20: Red and Blue
• Number of Americans filing for unemployment aid dips slightly
• Republicans call James Comey to testify about origins of Trump investigation
• H.R. McMaster says Trump’s Afghanistan policy makes U.S. less safe
• The politics of resentment and how meritocracy divides Americans
• Airline industry asks lawmakers for additional relief funding
• New book "Lobizona" uses folklore and magic to highlight the experience of undocumented immigrants
• Attorney General Barr criticizes Black Lives Matter movement
• Impact of the latest unemployment report
• Smoke from Western wildfires reaches the East Coast as millions of acres burn
• What's coming up in season 53 on 60 Minutes
• Attorney General Barr urges federal charges against violent protesters
• Trump health staffer Michael Caputo taking leave of absence after targeting CDC scientists
• Eagle Scout builds outdoor classroom for local school
• Hedley & Bennett's "Wake Up & Fight" masks become a call to action
• Hurricane Sally weakens to tropical depression but flood threat continues
• Long-lasting effects of racism on Black students
• U.S. rolls out plans for distributing COVID-19 vaccine
• How one southern college is helping students with nowhere to go during campus shutdown
• After Central Park incident, Christian Cooper pens comic book about racial bias and injustice
• Lives to Remember: Trini Lopez, Milla Handley and more
• Former CDC Director Tom Frieden on Trump's recent COVID-19 vaccine comments
• Scammers find a weak spot in Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program
• Associates of Putin critic Alexei Navalny say he was poisoned at Siberian hotel
• Attorney General William Barr brings up slavery when referring to quarantining during the pandemic
• President Trump contradicts CDC director on masks and vaccines hours after he testified to Congress
• Vote.org CEO on how to make sure your vote is counted