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Articles from January 28, 2021

• South Bay COVID Cases Fall as Fears of New Virus Strains Rise
• Couples Getting Engaged During the Pandemic Design and Buy Rings Remotely
• Large Fire Damages Auto Repair Shop In West Sacramento
• Powerful Storm Brings Downpours To Southland That Could Cause Flash Floods, Mudslides
• Sacramento Area Residents Left In The Dark For A Third Night
• Storm Forces Evacuations For El Dorado Fire Burn Area Around Yucaipa
• 5 Arrested For Illegal Street Racing In Irvine, Reaching Speeds Up To 160 MPH
• Evacuation Warning In Place For Bond Fire Burn Area As Storm Approaches
• Suspect In Blue Sky Motel Murder Arrested, Identified As Julian Rivera
• 'The Earth Knew It Was Too Soon': Customers Mourn 'Midtown Mayor' Found Dead At His Neighborhood Market
• 4 Inmates Suffer Apparent Overdoses At Sacramento County Main Jail, Authorities Say
• Orange County Announces COVID-19 Rental Assistance Program
• Full Throttle Saloon Opening 'Boutique Distillery' In Estes Park
• Heavy Snowfall Leaves Travelers Stranded In Colfax After Massive I-80 Shutdown
• Turkey Vulture Rescued After Getting Stuck In Sacramento Backyard
• Kaprizov Caps Big 1st Period, Wild Beat Kings 5-3
• Christian Dvorak Scores Twice In Coyotes' 3-2 Win Over Ducks
• Surfside Rep. Michelle Steel Scolded For COVID Joke By Political Opponent Harley Rouda
• With Davis Out, Lakers Fall To Pistons 107-92
• Riders Give BART Thumbs-Up for Service During 2020 Pandemic
• Suns Roll to 114-93 Win Over Warriors
• Kaprizov Caps Big 1st Period, Wild Beat Kings 5-3
• Clippers Rally From 18 Points Down, Top Ailing Heat 109-105
• California Bishops Asking Judge To Throw Out 2019 Clergy Sex Abuse Law
• Kadri Scores 2 Goals, Avalanche Beat Sharks 3-0
• GameStop Stock Plummets After Platforms Halt Trading
• Avalanche Beat Sharks 3-0
• Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Celebrates Relaunch With Upgraded Stage & Technology
• Denver Emergency Operations Center Activated To Help Distribute COVID Vaccines
• Storm Watch: Storm Slams Northern California, Knocking Out Power Across Region
• Cicely Tyson, Groundbreaking Award-Winning Actor, Dead At 96
• Marshfield Woman Christine Ricci Charged With Murdering Husband
• Harlem Community Remembers Trailblazing Actress, Hometown Icon Cicely Tyson: 'She Made Mainstream Come And Celebrate Harlem'
• Miami Heat Welcome Back Fans With The Help Of Some COVID-Detecting K-9s
• Charges: Man Had 8 Double Vodkas At Maplewood Bar Before Hit-And-Run That Killed John Benjamin
• Chicago Weather: A Cold Start Friday
• Brookfield Zoo Tiger Will Need New Operation After Problem Following Groundbreaking Hip Replacement Surgery
• COVID-19 Latest: Maryland Bars, Restaurants Can Stay Open Past 10 P.M. Beginning Monday, Gov. Hogan Says
• Homeland Security Issues Bulletin Over Potential For More Violence, Domestic Terrorism Following Inauguration
• Spirit Halloween Donates Nearly $180,000 To UPMC Children's Hospital
• Brokerages Limit Trading on GameStop Stock, Sparking Outcry and Protest
• NY Attorney General Accuses Health Department Of Undercounting COVID-Related Deaths At Nursing Homes
• Arrest Made In Deadly Natomas Apartment Fire
• Unemployment Fraud, Identity Theft, And Filing Your Taxes: An Expert's Advice
• GameStop Stock Skyrockets After Reddit-Led Rally; Naperville Man Sues Trading Platform Robinhood For 'Market Manipulation'
• Pandemic Is Forcing Girl Scouts To Get Creative During Cookie Season
• Long Beach Man Stabs Roommate To Death During Argument
• Illinois State Employee Says He Had To Quit After IDHS Refused To Allow Him To Keep Working From Home, Despite High COVID Risk
• FIU Researchers Train Dogs To Sniff Out COVID On Campus
• Yosemite To Be Closed Until At Least Monday Due To Wind, Snow
• 'Gone, But Not Forgotten' | Loved Ones Remember Dante Barksdale, Safe Streets Leader Killed In Shooting
• Atmospheric River: Clean Up Begins After Carmel River Floods Homes In Monterey County
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Overwhelming Vaccine Requests Hampers Day-To-Day Workflow At Pharmacies
• Retail Brokerage Firms Limit Trading On GameStop Stock
• Maryland Lawmakers Ask President Joe Biden To Award Medal Of Freedom To Capital Gazette Shooting Victims
• 2 Men Run Into Home Depot In West Chatham After Being Shot
• Texas Motor Speedway Could Be Next COVID-19 Vaccine Mega Site
• What Are The Costs And Benefits Of Electric Vehicles?
• 3 Men Shot, Wounded In Car Near Pete's Fresh Market On Near West Side
• Transient Accused Of Setting Home, Office Building On Fire In Nevada City
• 2021 Pittsburgh Marathon Effectively Canceled
• The Urban Oyster Latest To Receive Donation From 'Famous Fund'
• Aledo's JoJo Earle Wins 2020 Landry Award
• North Texan Known To Millions On Social Media As 'The Freebie Guy,' Kendall Motzny Overcame Poverty
• Mayor De Blasio's Outlines Plans To Overhaul Iconic NYC Bridges In Final State Of The City Address
• Judge OKs Extradition Of 2 Wanted In Ex-Nissan Boss' Escape
• Capitals Score 5 In 2nd To Erase Deficit And Beat Islanders
• Questions Remain About Motive For Deadly House Fire After Arson Suspects Arrested
• State Patrol: North Mankato Man, 22, Killed In Head-On Crash On Hwy. 169 In Minnetonka
• Teachers, Staff Organize 'Walk In' At East High School To Urge Vaccines Before Return To In-Person Learning
• "An artist of the highest order": Tributes pour in for Cicely Tyson
• Metro Transit Police Asking For Public's Help In Identifying Suspect Accused Of Assaulting 85-Year-Old Man Aboard Orange Line Train
• Police: Man In Critical Condition After Mt. Oliver Shooting
• Missing: Eric McGarrity, 36, Last Seen 1 Week Ago In North Minneapolis
• 1 Injured After Driver Hits Pedestrian On McKnight Road In Ross Township
• Riverside, San Bernardino Counties Surpass 270K Total COVID-19 Cases
• NYPD Officer From Long Island Arrested On Child Porn Charges
• Colorado Apartment Association Reports 93.5% January Rent Collection Rate
• Baltimore City Fire Department Mourning The Loss Of 28-Year Veteran Lieutenant William Andre Sheffield
• Former Bears Linebacker Sam Acho Addresses Lack Of Minority Hires In NFL, The Skill of Defensive Coordinator Sean Desai
• Police Seek Deadly Shooter Of Father, Daughter In Highland Park
• Atmospheric River: Fierce Storm Winds Rip Apart Marina in the Delta
• 2 Alleged Norteno Gang Members Arrested For Violent October Assault In Modesto, Sheriff Says
• University Of Michigan Issues 2 Week Stay-At-Home Order
• Detroit's Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade Canceled For Second Year In A Row
• Unemployment Benefits: 16,679 File Jobless Claims In Michigan Last Week, Says Labor Dept.
• 'This Person Is Not Human': Camden County Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Lawrence Lloyd
• Worcester Wants COVID-19 Vaccine Supersite In Central Massachusetts
• COVID Vaccines: Santa Clara Co. Health Officials Critical Of Blue Shield Running California Vaccine Distribution
• Patriots Invite 8 'Healthcare Superheroes' To Super Bowl In Tampa
• Orange County COVID-19 Death Toll Continues Steep Climb
• State Launches New Licensing Platform For Hunters, Anglers And Boaters
• LA City, County Face Shortage Of COVID Vaccine Appointments
• Bergeron Leads Bruins To 4-1 Win Over Penguins
• Injured California Inmate Firefighter Released From ICE Hold
• Carter Hart Bounces Back In Flyers' 3-1 Win Over Devils
• Prince George's County Police Helicopter Makes Precautionary Emergency Landing In Temple Hills
• Penguins Drop 2nd Consecutive Game To Bruins
• COVID Reopening: Bay Area Restaurants Prep For Weekend Outdoor Dining Crowds Despite Cold, Wet Weather
• Man Injured In Shooting In Northwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Thousands In the Dark On When Power Will Return, Power Companies Give Few Answers
• Person Involved At Overlea High School Meal Distribution Site Tests Positive For COVID-19, BCPS Says
• Iconic, Award-Winning Actress Cicely Tyson dies at 96
• Dana Point Named First Whale Heritage Site In America
• Audit: California Unemployment Agency Was Warned Of Fraud, Did Little
• Weld County Reports 40% Drop In Fatal Crashes Due To Targeted Patrolling
• Boston Police Commissioner William Gross Retiring, Dennis White To Take His Place
• 2 Million COVID-19 Vaccines Administered In Texas
• Police: Man Admits To Killing 41-Year-Old Woman He Picked Up In Ohio Bar
• Statue Of Gandhi At Davis Central Park Damaged
• Pittsburgh-Area Educator Named Pennsylvania's 'Mother Of The Year'
• Thousands of Flyers, Signs With COVID-19 Info Distributed To LA Seniors By Councilman Gil Cedillo 
• 'Not Another Second' Exhibit Tells Coming Out Stories Of LGBT+ Seniors, And Sends Message That Time Is Precious
• Emergency Legislation Would Create Online COVID Vaccine Portal, Phone Hotline
• Stars, Activists, Politicians Pay Tribute To 'Trailblazing Icon' Cicely Tyson
• Metro Board Votes To Dedicate Wilshire/La Brea Station To Former LA City Councilman Tom LaBonge
• Fort Worth Says Water Utility Addressing Concerns Over Higher Bills
• Police Say Man Seen Attacking Two Young Boys On Subway Platform Is Children's Father
• MDH Commissioner Evaluating Future Of Vaccine Pilot Sites And 'Lottery'; Clinics, Pharmacies May Take Weight
• 500 Denver Business Can Apply For 5 Star Program Tuesday
• 7-Year-Old South Florida Girl Commits To Donating 1 Million Blankets To Homeless Americans
• Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther Forces Out Police Chief Thomas Quinlan In Wake Of Andre Hill Killing
• Patriots' Berj Najarian Doing Everything He Can To Help Armenia
• Can You Solve The Mystery Of The Wedding Dress Mix-Up?
• Around The Table: Rollout Of Coronavirus Vaccine In Pennsylvania
• LA Writer/Filmmaker, Gregory 'G Bone' Everett, Dies Of COVID-19
• Pine-Richland 4th Grader Diagnosed With Brain Tumor Named 'Honorary Officer'
• Mayor London Breed Lays Out Recovery Plans, Pledges To Reopen Schools In State Of The City Address
• How #NativeTikTok is preserving culture while educating the world
• 'I Wish We Had Those Doses': Woodland Deputy Police Chief Questions Vaccination Process
• Huntington Beach Man Mark Simon Arrested In Capitol Riot
• 14-Year-Old Charged In Series Of Chicago Carjackings
• New Jersey Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli Quarantining After Staffer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: California's Shift To Age-Based Distribution Called 'A Political Calculus'; Reopening SF Restaurants Not Letting Rain Dampen Spirits
• Struggling Hotel Industry Asks Mayor Bill De Blasio For Financial Help After Being Hit Hard By Pandemic
• Cicely Tyson, Pioneering Award-Winning Actor, Dies At 96 (CBS LA)
• Cicely Tyson, Pioneering Award-Winning Actor, Dies At 96
• Overcrowding could lead to COVID-19 outbreak at Texas jail, experts warn
• Texas Gov. Abbott Fights Back Against Biden Administration's Order Suspending Oil, Gas Drilling On Federal Lands And Waters
• Centura Health Hopes Vaccination Event Will Help Dispel Misinformation About Coronavirus
• Pittsburgh Steelers Can't Bring QB Ben Roethlisberger Back At Current Cap Hit, Says President Art Rooney II
• COVID California: Deaths Remain High But Rate of New Infections Falling
• Southwest Announces Maui Flights From Long Beach Airport
• New COVID Vaccine Site Open In Cicero
• Cicely Tyson, Pioneering Award-Winning Actor, Dies At 96
• Covered CA To Offer Special Enrollment Period Through May 15
• Sierra Storm: Teen Rescued From Roof Avalanche; Tahoe Buried By Nearly 6 Feet Of Snow
• New Text Scam Claiming To Be IDES Could Use Personal Information For Fraudulent Unemployment Claims
• Woman Rescued From Santa Barbara Floodwaters As Storm Sweeps Through
• Remains Found In Sacramento Storm Drain Identified As Missing Man
• Certain 9/11 First Responders With Preexisting Conditions Still Ineligible For COVID Vaccine In New York
• Pittsburgh Playwright August Wilson Honored With Forever Stamp
• San Francisco Rec & Parks Seeks To Keep Golden Gate Park Ferris Wheel Through 2025
• Rep. Lori Trahan Says She Has Tested Positive For COVID-19
• COVID In Denver: Plans Move Forward To Include Those Who Can't Travel To Get Vaccine
• Farmers Branch Mayor Robert Dye's Image Used In Scam On Instagram
• Law Enforcement Agencies Joining Forces To Catch Metro Carjackers
• Remote Learning For Chicago Public Schools Continues Friday As District, Chicago Teachers Union Continue Bargaining
• Rep. Lamborn Asks Gov. Polis To Allow Vaccination Of Religious Leaders In Phase 1B
• Baltimore County Department Of Aging Launches New Home Repair Program For Older Adults
• Students Send Letters Of Appreciation To ICU Nurse Sandra Lindsay, Who Was First In US To Receive COVID Vaccine
• 'Not A Fair Market': Young Investors Say They Have Been Frozen Out Of GameStop Stock
• LA County Sues 2 Restaurants For Allegedly Disregarding Outdoor Dining Ban
• LA County Surpasses 16K Total COVID-19 Deaths, Nears 1.1M Cases
• West Sacramento Police Investigating Death Of Woman Found At Bus Stop As Homicide
• No. 7 Maryland Women Hammer Michigan State 92-52
• George Floyd Prosecutors File Appeals For COVID-Related Trial Delay, Trying All 4 Men Together
• Bipartisan Commission Gets Underway To Recommend Changes In Pennsylvania's Elections
• Super Bowl LV NFL Green Week Stretches Into South Florida With Coral Reef Restoration Project
• COVID In Aurora: Virtual Reality Used In Teacher Training
• Fairchild Gardens On Lincoln Road Lets Visitors Learn About 'Some Of The Most Spectacular Foliage In The World'
• Baldwin-Whitehall School District Uses App To Communicate With More Than 650 Nepali-Speaking Families
• LA County Launches New COVID Small Business Loan Program
• More Deer Hunting Means More Lead Poisoning In Eagles, Raptor Center Says
• Eli Lilly CEO on treating coronavirus amid threat of new strains
• COVID In Philadelphia: City Launches $12 Million Grant Program To Help Restaurants, Gyms
• Scott County Launches Pop-Up Vaccination Clinic For Health Workers, 65+ Residents
• 'With Great Sadness, But With No Regrets': Big Gay Ice Cream Closing Its South Street Location
• 'Long Road Ahead': Family Of Injured Bishop Feehan Hockey Player Overwhelmed By Support
• Iconic Asian American Photographer Corky Lee Dies After Fighting COVID-19
• Taste With Tori: Hunan In Ardmore Focusing Solely On Takeout During Pandemic
• Democrat Heather Mizeur Hoping To Oust Rep. Andy Harris In Maryland's 1st District; Harford County Executive Mulling Primary Challenge
• Pair Of 14-Year-Olds Arrested In Fatal Stabbing Of Uber Eats Driver Ryan Munsie Graham
• Man Killed In South Baltimore Shooting Thursday Night, Police Say
• WHO Recommends Against COVID-19 Vaccines for Pregnant Women, Pittsburgh Obstetrician Disagrees
• Mayor Brandon Scott Announces Expansion Of Emergency Homeless Services Amid Winter Season
• Push To Vaccinate As COVID Variants Spreading Rapidly Throughout South Florida
• Federal Agency To Help Illinois With $43 Million And Vaccine Distribution
• Man Shot, Wounded In Car In South Shore; Mail Carrier Was Nearby, But Was Not Injured
• COVID In Colorado: Model Finds 1 in 115 Coloradans Currently Infectious
• GameStop stock plummets as Wall Street reels
• City Of Miami Police Officer Remains On Job Despite Civilian Investigative Panel Being Highly Critical Of Actions During Arrest
• Port Discovery Awarded Grant To Address Impacts of COVID-19
• 10,000 stores expected to close this year due to COVID-19
• Tech-Savvy Volunteer Services Help Seniors Find COVID Vaccine Appointments In NYC: 'They Are Really Saving Lives'
• COVID In Colorado: Nine School Districts To Receive Free Face Masks
• California Lawmakers Approve Shirley Weber As 1st Black Elections Official
• FBI Denver Office Identifies 'Jane Doe 43' Sought In 'Operation Rescue Me'
• Dallas County Reports 1,637 New Coronavirus Cases, 37 More Deaths
• Voters In Queens Special Election Will Be First To Use City's New Ranked Choice Voting System
• One Person Shot, Killed In Chicago's South Loop
• 2 Simi Valley Teens To Be Part Of Inaugural Class Of Female Eagle Scouts
• Joliet Police Shoot Man Who Pointed Gun At Officer Responding To Disturbance Call
• Massachusetts Has Received 965,975 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses So Far
• Howard County Moves To Phase 1B Of COVID-19 Vaccination Plan, But Doses Are Still Limited
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Proposes Record $96.6 Billion Budget, Focuses On Environment, Schools
• Suburban Woman Says Her Anxiety Led Her To Fall For A PayPal Scam
• 'We Demand Answers': Philadelphia Officials Livid, Taking Action Over City's Dealings With Philly Fighting COVID
• University Of California Sets Undergrad Application Record; Nearly 250,000 For Fall 2021
• Covered California Offers Special Enrollment Period Following President Biden Executive Order
• SoftBank's Marcelo Claure To Invest $100 Million In Miami Companies & Tech Startups
• Authorities Search Snowmass Ski Area For David Cross Last Seen On Chairlift Tuesday
• 'Residents Are Really Anxious': Revere Mayor Worries About Vaccine Rollout For Residents 75 And Older
• Henry Ford Health System Warns Of COVID-19 Vaccine Scams
• Under Armour Teams Up With Activist, Photographer Devin Allen For Collection
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Canceling Vaccine Appointments For Ineligible People
• DC's Capital Pride Making Changes For 2021 Due To COVID-19; Baltimore Pride Details Yet To Be Announced
• 'I'm Ashamed, I'm Embarrassed': Frank Gilliam, Ex-Atlantic City Mayor, Gets 30 Days In Charity Theft Case
• CU Denver Professor's Study Shows Tie Between Light Pollution, Preterm Births
• Bustang Outrider Tickets Can Be Purchased Through New App
• 192 Massachusetts Communities Considered High Risk For COVID-19
• Cinemark Egyptian 24 To Reopen Saturday
• Hialeah Mayor Carlos Hernandez Accuses Gov. DeSantis Of Playing Politics With Vaccine Distribution
• Parkland School Shooting Survivor David Hogg Calls For House GOP Leader To Denounce Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
• 4 Suspects In San Rafael Catalytic Converter Thefts Arrested
• Johnny McCaslin Arrested In Dollar General Shooting Of Woman In Wheelchair And Her Son
• Baltimore Police Searching For Rape Suspect Davon Ferguson
• Paterson, NJ Ditches Online Appointments To Offer COVID Vaccine Shots On First Come, First Served Basis
• New Jersey City University Women's Wrestling Team Making History As Sport's Popularity Grows Nationwide
• Reward Increased To $7,000 In Case Of FIU Grad Shot, Killed Last Year On I-95
• Super Bowl LV Prop Bets: 'I'm Going To Go With Tom Brady,' To Win MVP, Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• COVID-19 In Beaver County: Mass Vaccination Clinic Held At Beaver County Community College
• Texans Frustrated With Trying To Get Unemployment Benefit Issues Fixed
• Don't take painkillers before your COVID-19 shot, doctors advise
• Debra Williams Identified As Second Victim In Crash With Denver Fire Truck
• Do I Need The Vaccine If I Already Had COVID? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• New Felony Charges For Minneapolis Man Charged 3 Times Since October
• Michigan Teachers To Receive $500 Hazard Paychecks From State By Feb. 25
• Space Heater Might Have Sparked Des Plaines Fire That Killed A Mother And Her Four Daughters, Fire Department Says
• Modesto Man Arrested For 2019 Attempted Homicide In Turlock, Police Say
• Cypress Bay High Evacuated After Bomb Threat
• Mayor De Blasio: NYPD Precinct Commanders Will Be Chosen With Input From Council Of Community Members
• Grapevine-Based GameStop's Stock Surge Shaking Wall Street
• Detroit Water And Sewerage Reports Total Water Sampling Remains Under Action Level
• Oakland International Airport Unveils COVID-19 Test Vending Machines
• Dallas County, Members Of Congress Create Fund To Help US Capitol Police
• Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw Says She Won't Resign Following Damning Report On City's Handling Of Racial Injustice Protests
• Crews Work Quickly To Restore Power To Thousands Ahead Of More Storms
• 6 Philadelphia-Area Dogs Competing In This Year's Puppy Bowl
• Penguins Recall Kevin Czuczman, Sam Lafferty
• Bike Lanes Coming To Brooklyn And Queensboro Bridges
• Robinhood restricts trading in GameStop, drawing criticism from lawmakers
• Massachusetts Reports 4,222 New COVID Cases, 43 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Florida: 11,423 Additional Cases, 207 New Deaths
• Biden Signs Executive Actions On Abortion Policy, Health Care Access
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' Plan Would Address Climate Impacts, Environmental Concerns
• Progressives push Biden to back recurring stimulus checks
• Baltimore's Memorial Episcopal Church Commits $500K In Reparations After Learning Founder Owned Slaves
• Lawmakers Agree To Help Cover Some Californians' Unpaid Rent
• 'Moms Demand Action' Pushes Lawmakers To Take Action On Ghost Guns, Background Checks
• UCLA, UCI Receive Record Number Of Freshman Applications For Fall 2021 Admission
• A First Look Inside Fenway Park's Mass COVID Vaccine Center
• Baltimore Police Arrest 43-Year-Old Rape Suspect Kentay Gwaltney
• Kokopelli Beer Company Suffers Another Setback When Propane Tank Was Stolen
• Minnesota's First Mass Vaccination Clinic Opens Thursday For Area Educators, Child Care Workers
• Pennsylvania Department Of Education Looking For Sponsors For Summer Meals Nutrition Program
• Democrats preparing to move forward on COVID relief without GOP votes
• Atmospheric River: Rain Pounds Bay Area; Flooding, Mudslide Fears Remain
• 'Very Lucky These Officers Weren't Run Over' When Fugitive Archi Toe Takes Off During Stop In Evesham Township
• Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine Demonstrates 89.3% Efficacy In UK Phase 3 Trial
• Fort Worth Police Seek Man Who Stole Woman's Purse At Greenwood Cemetery
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf, Now A Lame Duck, Wants Billions For Workforce Aid
• Tom Brady Reiterates Love For New England, Even Though He Originally Didn't Know Where It Was
• Report Finds Inaction by State Unemployment Department Led to Fraud
• Donations Pour In For Seriously Injured Bishop Feehan Hockey Player AJ Quetta
• 1 Injured Following Mechanical Equipment Explosion At DC's BridgePoint Hospital
• COVID Vaccine Appointments Will Be Added Weekly At Mass Sites, Daily At Smaller Sites
• Philadelphia Police Release Surveillance Video In Effort To Catch 2 Men Wanted For Murdering 15-Year-Old Boy
• Acting Health Secretary Alison Beam Says Pennsylvania 'Working Diligently' To Address COVID Vaccine Distribution
• Liquid nitrogen leak kills 6 people at Georgia food processing plant
• Mayor Eric Garcetti Receives First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine After Spending Days At Dodger Stadium Super Site
• Philadelphia Police Looking To Identify 2 Vehicles In Connection to Deadly Shooting In West Oak Lane
• COVID Evictions: California Lawmakers Agree To Help Cover Some Unpaid Rent
• MTA Looking For Person Of Interest In Baltimore Metro Assault
• Bucks County Students Build Home From Ground Up As Part Of High School Curriculum
• General Motors Plans To Go Mostly Electric By 2035
• Petition Asks For 'Thin Blue Line' Mural To Be Removed From Taunton High School
• Trump and Kevin McCarthy meet in Florida
• Police: Woman Shoots Man During Fight On Southwest Side; Detectives Question Both
• Hunterdon Medical Center Gave COVID-19 Vaccine To Donors, Relatives Of Top Hospital Executives, Report Says
• Treatment Facility In Boulder Temporarily Shutting Down After Arrest Of Counselor Jose Yepes
• 3 Deadly Shootings In 1 Day: Denver Police Seek Tips
• Minneapolis Councilmembers To Introduce Charter Amendment Proposing New Department Of Public Safety
• Allegheny County Government Facilities To Be Powered By New Hydroplant
• Permanent fencing coming to Capitol amid efforts to bolster security
• Lawsuit Over Florida 'Bump Stock' Ban Rejected
• Police: Rancho Cucamonga Woman Used Own Children's Identities To Get $56,000 From Fraudulent EDD Claims
• Millions earmarked for vaccine research was misappropriated, watchdog says
• COVID Schools: Alameda County Aligns With State Guidelines On Reopening Classrooms
• 'Healing Process' Can Begin For Community After Green Valley Ranch Arson Arrests
• Naomi Osaka becomes co-owner of NWSL's North Carolina Courage
• New Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia Now Certified Texas Peace Officer After Passing State Exam
• Christopher Mintz-Plasse On Comedy Central's 'Blark And Son': 'There's Nothing Better Than Working With Your Friends'
• Wis. Assembly Cancels Vote On Repeal Of Mask Mandate: 'A Win For Public Health'
• Two Teens Charged With Carjacking In Chicago
• 500 Illinois National Guard Troops Headed To D.C. After Homeland Security Warning Of 'Heightened Threat Environment'
• Santa Clara Police Non-Emergency Line Down Due to Storm-Related Issues
• Peregrine Falcon, 2 Owls Caught At Pittsburgh International Airport, Safely Relocated Back To The Wild
• 'Second Gentleman' Added To Merriam-Webster Dictionary Following Vice President Harris Inauguration
• 'Second Gentleman' Added To Merriam-Webster Dictionary Following Vice President Harris' Inauguration
• 'Second Gentleman' Added To Merriam-Webster Dictionary Following Vice President Harris Inauguration
• Towson University Alum Susan Orsega Tapped As President Joe Biden's Acting Surgeon General
• Apple To Make It Harder For Apps To Track iPhone Users
• Texas To Receive Additional $2.5B For COVID-19 Response
• Detroit Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility To Residents 65 And Up
• Boston Mayoral Race: Councilor At-Large Annissa Essaibi George Announces Candidacy
• Alleged U.S. Capitol Rioter Christopher Alberts To Appear In Court Thursday
• Evanston Police Release Video Showing Officers Fatally Shooting Gunman In Deadly Shooting Spree
• Shark and ray populations are collapsing, nearing "point of no return"
• Guadalupe Villanueva Arrested After Double Shooting Over Handicapped Parking Spot
• Grocers Study: Extra Pay Mandates To Raise Prices $400 Annually For Families
• North Texas Woman Cotriena Embers Sentenced to Federal Prison for Bankruptcy Fraud Scheme
• Electric Truck Maker To Finish Prototypes In March At Old Plant In Lordstown
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pitt Hosts Vaccination Clinic For Students, Health Care In Phase 1A
• Philadelphia Police: Two People Shot, Killed Inside North Philadelphia Store
• Video of Georgia lawmaker confronting Parkland survivor resurfaces
• More than 100 dogs have died after eating recalled pet food
• Texas Gov. Abbott Directs State Agencies To Challenge Federal Actions That 'Threaten' Energy Industry
• Reporter says she was threatened with arrest at Marjorie Taylor Greene event
• Virus variant from South Africa detected in U.S. for first time
• Atmospheric River UPDATE: Evacuations Ordered In Carmel; Orders Downgraded To Warnings In Santa Cruz County
• U.S. officials: Chinese collecting our DNA
• MSP Arrest Speeding Felon On I-94 In Macomb County, Find Loaded Gun
• Warriors Beat Wolves 123-111, Sweep 2-Game Series
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate, Hospitalizations Decline As 2.1K New Cases Reported
• Inter Miami CF Re-Signs Veteran Midfielder Federico Higuaín
• Source: Lynx Adding Natalie Achonwa, Aerial Powers
• Prioritizing Your Breast Health With LifeBridge Health Dr. Michael Schultz
• Ravens Coach Jesse Minter Now Vanderbilt's New Defensive Coordinator
• Whitmer's State Of The State Address Focused On Pandemic And Growing Michigan's Economy
• Truckee Teen Missing For Hours Found Alive Under 5 Feet Of Snow Next To House
• World Cancer Day Is Coming Up, And Colorado Doctor Says Now's An Exciting Time For Research
• 48-Year-Old Accused Of Killing Man Who Was Walking Dog In Dallas Faces Federal Firearms Charge
• Push To Rename Portion Of Roadway After 'Jo-Jo' Wright, 15-Year-Old Basketball Star Killed In Uniondale Crash
• Apple CEO Calls Out Rival Tech Companies Ahead of Privacy Update
• Pennsylvania State Lawmakers Among Those Pushing To Curb Governors' Coronavirus Powers
• Pittsburgh Showcasing Jazz Legends With Local Roots In Virtual Black History Month Celebration
• Former USC Standout Chad Wheeler Cut By Seahawks After Domestic Assault Arrest
• Immersive Van Gogh Experience Coming To Chicago In February
• San Francisco Man Sentenced For Embezzling $5M In Cash, Cryptocurrencies
• Michael Strahan tests positive for COVID-19
• Female EMT Assaulted As FDNY Fights 3-Alarm Fire In The Bronx: 'Disgusting And Inappropriate'
• CBS Sports To Air New Earl "The Pearl" Monroe Documentary As Part Of Black History Month Celebration
• CBS Sports To Air New Earl 'The Pearl' Monroe Documentary As Part Of Black History Month Celebration
• Over 95,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Blue Shield, Kaiser Permanente To Take Over California COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
• NYPD Officer Daniel Vargas Leaves Hospital After Being Shot In The Bronx
• 'Can't Beat That Commute' - Blair House Guest Quarters Becomes Temporary Home For VP Kamala Harris
• CHP Officer And Person Being Assisted Hit By Driver Suspected Of DUI In Stockton
• Illinois Sets New COVID-19 Vaccination Record For 2nd Day In A Row; Infection Rate And Hospitalizations Continue To Drop
• Want To Get The COVID-19 Vaccination In Maryland? Here's What You Need To Know County-By-County
• Man Critically Injured In Glen Burnie Stabbing, Police Say
• San Francisco Man Identified As Victim in One of Two Fatal Highway 4 Crashes
• Florida Tourism Facing Difficult Spring, Years Of Recovery
• Oakland City Council to Take Aim at Equity in City Contracting
• Parents Upset Over Pittsburgh Public Schools Delaying In-Person Learning Again
• Massachusetts To Launch Call Center For Residents Signing Up For COVID Vaccine
• Tom Brady Will Be Wearing White Jersey In Super Bowl ... And That May Be Good News For Bucs
• GM to eliminate gas-burning vehicles by 2035
• Keller @ Large: William Gross Not Likely To Run For Mayor Of Boston
• Cyclist Struck On North Collins Street In Arlington Dies 6 Days Later
• Officer John Freitag Named Washington Township Police Department's Officer Of The Year
• Film Production In LA Hits Lowest Point In 25 Years
• Gov. Tom Wolf Lays Out 2021 Agenda
• Judge Weighs Whether NH Man Charged With Threatening Congress Will Remain Jailed
• Penguins' Brian Dumoulin Out Week-To-Week With Lower Body Injury
• Pittsburgh Steelers LB T.J. Watt Wins AFC Defensive Player Of The Year
• 'I Couldn't See Him Until It Was Too Late," Pickup Driver Hits Man, Killing Him
• Facebook's new Oversight Board releases first ever set of rulings
• Sheriff: Florida High School Student Arrested For Recording Song Threatening To Kill Administrator
• Does GameStop's Soaring Stock Indicate A Possible Market Bubble?
• Man Critically Injured In Overnight Shooting In Glen Burnie
• Philadelphia Police: 26-Year-Old Man Shot In Head, Killed In Broad Daylight In Kensington
• Texas Teen Makes Desperate Plea To Gov. Abbott To Help Sick Mother 'Hanging On For Dear Life'
• Girl Scouts Offering Online Cookies Sales, Contact-Free Delivery
• Armstrong County Opens COVID-19 Testing Site At Belmont Complex
• Construction Worker Killed When Equipment Falls Into Frigid Water In Linden, N.J.
• It's Back! The Infamous Brown Cloud Visible To Many In Denver On Thursday
• Driver, Sheriff's Deputy Injured In Crash On Interstate 97 In Anne Arundel County
• In First Ruling, Oversight Panel Overturns 4 Facebook Post Takedowns
• Wisconsin State Lawmakers To Vote On Repealing Gov. Tony Evers' Statewide Mask Mandate
• As Reopening Impasse Drags On, And Talks With CTU Continue, CPS Cancels In-Person Classes Thursday
• Philly Fighting COVID CEO Andrei Doroshin Admits Taking Vaccine Doses Home, Administering Them To Friends
• Two People Arrested After Break-In, Theft At Foresthill Home
• MusiCares Auctioning Pastel Outfits BTS Wore In 'Dynamite' Video, David Lee Roth Jacket, Bob Dylan-Signed Lyric Book
• Dozens Of Cars Damaged In Massive Water Main Break That Flooded Several Blocks In Long Island City, Queens
• Apple to make it harder for apps to track iPhone users
• Nissan Issues Recall For Thousands Of Pathfinder SUVs For Brake Light Problem
• COVID In Minnesota: Rolling Average Positivity Rate Falls Below 5%; 1,335 New Cases, 16 New Deaths
• 'It's Ruined, We Have Nothing Left', Miami Gardens Home Destroyed In Fire
• 14-Year-Old Girl Found Safe After Leaving St. Cloud Home
• The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster Happened 35 Years Ago Today
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 6,036 New COVID-19 Cases, 198 Additional Deaths
• Police: 3 People Stabbed Or Cut In Grand Rapids
• Philadelphia 76ers Undefeated With Starting Five After Handing Lakers First Road Loss Of Season
• Ex-Marlins Owner Jeffrey Loria Reaches $4.2 Million Settlement On Sale Dispute
• Michigan Senator Gary Peters named new DSCC Chair
• Gardening 101: Crepe Murder
• Gov. Whitmer: Holding Back Federal Virus Aid 'Cruel And Reckless'
• Man Who Pleaded Guilty In 2019 Monroeville Mall Fight, Shooting Gets Up To 5 Years In Prison
• Law Enforcement Searching For Man Who Stole $17K Harley From Dealership
• 'Mighty Ducks' Actor Shaun Weiss Celebrates One Year Of Sobriety After California Arrest
• Texas Gas Prices Increase Slightly Even As Demand Remains Low
• Parrot Named Verde Flies Into Fontana Police Chief Billy Green's Office To Escape Hawk
• In Letter To Biden, Omar Calls For Recurring COVID Relief Payments Of $2,000
• Charges: Minneapolis Man, Almanzo Cotton, Killed Girlfriend And Later Fled To Illinois
• Masks Will Be Required For All Outdoor Events At Super Bowl LV In Tampa
• Suspect Arrested in San Carlos Walgreens Holdup May Be Linked to Other Robberies
• Microwave ovens have led to thousands of kids getting burned
• Navalny vows from jail cell that Russia's opposition will fight on
• 2021's first full moon — the "Wolf Moon" — shines bright tonight
• GameStop And The Stock Market: What's Going On?
• Florida Fire Captain Anthony Damiano Accused Of Stealing Coronavirus Vaccine
• Western Slope Lawmaker Warns A Moratorium On Federal Leases Will Devastate Garfield County: 'Industry Will Collapse' 
• Police: Thieves Caught On Video Using Bolt Cutter To Steal E-Bike From Apartment Hallway
• Texas Inmate William Terrell Convicted Of Assault For Attacking Prison Employee
• Minnesota United Trades For Montreal's Jukka Raitala
• Texas teen's desperate plea to help mom with COVID
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 135 Additional Deaths
• Holyoke Soldiers' Home Trustees, State Disagree On New Facility
• Farmers Insurance Open Preview: 'A Major Championship-Style Venue, Where Par Is A Good Score,' Says CBS Sports' Mark Immelman
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Says Lakers' LeBron James Should've Been Ejected For 'Very Dangerous Play'
• Florida Deputy Under Investigation After Video Shows Him Slamming Student To The Ground
• Walk-In COVID Vaccination Site Launched In East San Jose
• Six Flags Great Adventure Set To Open 'Jersey Devil Coaster': World's Tallest, Longest & Fastest Single-Rail Roller Coaster
• More Than 44.3K Filed For Unemployment Last Week In Maryland
• Florida fire captain accused of stealing COVID-19 vaccine doses
• Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb Relaxing Coronavirus Limits On Crowd Sizes
• Tom Brady Will Be Wearing White Jersey In Super Bowl ... And That May Be Good News For Bucs
• Report: Jaguars' WR Coach Keenan McCardell Expected To Fill Same Position With Vikings
• City of Detroit Dismisses Tickets Against Most Protesters For Dates Of May 31 - June 2
• Man Armed With Knife Threatens Frederick County Deputies, Being Evaluated At Local Hospital
• Virtual 2021 Sundance Film Festival opens on a screen very near you
• 60 Minutes Rewind: Whose body is it anyway?
• Massive protests as Poland implements near-total ban on abortions
• Some Black Communities In Florida Have No Access To Coronavirus Vaccines
• Massachusetts COVID Vaccine Signups For Older Residents Improve On Day 2
• FBI Denver Office Looking For 'Jane Doe'
• Central Minnesota Man Arrested After Leading Police On 23-Mile Chase, Frigid Foot Pursuit
• Vernon Hills Police Chief Threatens To Yank Body Cameras From Officers If Illinois Criminal Justice Reform Bill Passes
• Pedestrian Seriously Hurt In Hit & Run Crash On Havana Street In Aurora
• As Carjackings Skyrocket In Chicago, Federal Authorities Are Stepping In
• 35 Years Ago: Remembering The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster
• Young, Online Traders And Investors Put The Shock Into Wall Street With GameStop Stock Price
• Suspect Surrenders After SWAT Situation In East Liberty
• Ailing theater chain AMC sees stock soar 274% in one day
• Southwest Airlines Takes First Full-Year Loss Since 1972, Posts Loss Of $3.1 Billion
• Oscar-Winning Actress Cloris Leachman Dies At 94
• Weather Blog: Brutal Cold
• Mother, Four Daughters Die In Morning House Fire In Des Plaines
• Man Shot To Death By LAPD Officers Near Exposition Park During Violent Assault Of Woman
• Search Continues For Miami-Dade Inmate Eduardo Cabana Mistakenly Released From Jail
• University Of Chicago Receives $75 Million Gift For School Of Social Work
• Bank Robbery Suspect Quickly Arrested After Handing Real State ID To Teller, Prosecutors Say
• Pitt Football Announces 2021 Schedule
• Sacramento Home Heavily Damaged By Fire
• Payton Pritchard Did Some Pregame Shooting Wednesday Night, 5 Days After Spraining MCL
• Miami Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Was An Undercover Informant For Law Enforcement
• Weather Blog: Wind Chill
• Nissan Recalls 354K Pathfinder SUVs For Brake Light Problem
• Fugitive Arrested In Washington County For Drug Delivery Resulting In Death
• Miami Weather: Front Brings Cooler Temps, Building Breeze
• Double Fatal Shooting Reported Overnight In NW Baltimore
• Law Enforcement Identifies Anthony Young As Laurel Schick's Alleged Killer
• Several Arrests After Brooklyn Park PD SWAT Serves High-Risk Search Warrant
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• Religious police in Indonesia publicly cane 2 men for having sex
• Garland Police Want Owners To Be On The Lookout After A Series Of Catalytic Converter Thefts
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• Cavaliers Beat Pistons 122-107
• Nuggets Run Away From Short-Handed Heat, 109-82
• Biden delays orders reversing Trump-era immigration policies
• Number of Americans filing for unemployment aid dips
• Patriots QB Watch: Mac Jones Looking Good At Senior Bowl Practices
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Man Found Shot Several Times In Street In Wissinoming
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Brazilian Strain
• Pandemic Leads To $8.9 Billion Losses For American Airlines
• WHO team finally gets to work in Wuhan tracing COVID's origin
• Stevens' Rotations, Overall Lack Of Defense Doom Celtics In San Antonio
• Kidsburgh: Inauguration Of Vice President Kamala Harris Holds Significant Meaning To Young Women, Girls
• New York City Restaurants Looking Forward To Reopening Indoor Dining At 25% Capacity
• Victorville Gym Owner Jacob Lewis Arrested For Role In Capitol Riot
• Female-Owned Healthcare Product Company Hoping New Face Mask Will Be 'Game Changer' In Fight Against COVID-19
• Angel Gala Goes Virtual
• Lions Bring In Ex-Chargers Coach Anthony Lynn As Offensive Coordinator
• The COVID-19 Fifteen: Mindless Eating During Quarantine Leading To Weight Gain
• Academy Award-Winning Film, TV Actress Cloris Leachman Dead At 94
• New Hampshire Bill Would Refund Money To Businesses Fined For COVID Violations
• Health workers stuck in snow give vaccine to other stranded drivers
• Miami Proud: FIU Students' Marine Research Projects Catch Scholarship Money
• Another Day Of Remote Learning Thursday As CPS, Teachers Union Continue Negotiations
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• Expert Analyzes 2021 Real Estate Outlook
• 12-Year-Old Boy Charged, Accused Of Having 'Influence' Over 5-Year-Old Who Fatally Shot 9-Year-Old Nyssa Davis
• Career Coach: Free Job Search Masterclass
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• Career Coach: Virtual Job Interviews
• LA County Restaurants Prepare For Outdoor Dining As Vaccination Efforts Continue
• 'Suits And Sneakers' For SMU Basketball Coaches & Players As They Try To Save Lives From Cancer
• NASA Marks 35th Anniversary Of Christa McAuliffe's Death In Challenger Disaster
• Biden to reverse anti-abortion rights policies in new executive actions
• 25-year-old pleads guilty in alleged plot to kidnap Michigan governor
• Capitol Police union head slams lack of preparation before riot
• Hospital system apologizes after offering vaccine to big donors
• 60-Year-Old Father Dies After Receiving Second Dose Of Pfizer Vaccine
• Debate over reopening schools rages amid new data on COVID spread
• Schumer vows to move forward with Trump impeachment trial
• "It's time to act": Biden rolls out new actions on climate change
• DHS Issues Terrorism Advisory Bulletin After Capitol Assault
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• Poet Amanda Gorman to perform original piece at Super Bowl
• Crews Battle Car Fire On I-55 Near Damen Avenue
• Ex-Seahawks player charged with domestic violence assault
• Philadelphia Weather: Bitter Blast Of Arctic Air To Bring Single-Digit Wind Chills To Region To End Week
• House Republicans face some backlash over vote to impeach
• COVID Vaccines For Children Appear To Be A Half A Year Away, Or Longer
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• McCarthy to House Republicans: "Cut this crap out"
• Apple warns of "remote attacker" security threat and releases update
• Sparks Fly As Suspect Drives Truck On Rims During Police Chase Through North Texas Cities
• Illinois Dentists Frustrated By Requirement For Extensive Training To Administer COVID Vaccine; 'We're More Than Capable Of Giving Injections'
• Moderna Looking For Young People For COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Trials
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: PPS Board Pushes In-Person Learning Back To April
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wind Chills Driving Temperatures Into The Single Digits
• Snowy owl spotted in Central Park for first time since 1890
• It Happens Here: Popularity Of Hingham's World's End Skyrockets In Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Cold Day Ahead
• 'How Was This Allowed To Happen?': Philadelphia City Councilmember Demands Hearings Into City's Dealings With Philly Fighting COVID
• Research finds singing in some languages could spread more COVID
• Kobe Bryant's High School Coach Shares Lessons Late Superstar Taught Him Early In Career: 'He Taught Me A Hatred Of Losing'
• Gov. Cuomo: Plan Coming To Allow Indoor Dining In New York City To Resume At 25%
• House members say they're "targets" and ask for more security in letter
• Crash Under Investigation After Pedestrian Struck In Camden
• Major storm pounding Northern California heads south
• Florida Commissioner Refuses To Quit After Pence Comments, 'He'll Face Pitchforks And Torches For Failing To Overturn The Presidential Election'
• IUP And Carnegie Museum Of Natural History Find New Clue Surrounding Evolution Of Mammals
• COVID Vaccine Registration: Gillette Stadium, Fenway Park Make 20,000 New Appointments Available Online
• Fire Consumes Home In Derry Township
• Richard King Mellon Foundation Planning To Invest More Than $1.2 Billion In Western Pennsylvania
• Pakistani court orders release of key suspect in Daniel Pearl killing
• Woman Dies In Shooting In Hazelwood
• Pa. Teacher Fights Suspension After Being Photographed At Capitol Riots
• Atmospheric River: Authorities Warn Evacuated Santa Cruz Mountain Residents To Stay Away
• COVID Vaccines: California's Shift To Age-Based Distribution Sparks New Round Of Criticism - 'A Political Calculus'
• Sheriff: Girl Killed When Stolen Gun Discharges, Two Boys Charged With Reckless Homicide
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• Pennsylvania Republicans double down on support for former President Trump
• Federal judges announce plans to retire, opening court vacancies for Biden to fill
• "Science Moms" launch $10 million campaign to fight climate change
• Health workers stuck on snowy highway give COVID vaccine to stranded drivers
• GameStop value plunges as popular trading app restricts stock
• Thousands evacuate as torrential rain triggers California mudslide
• GOP divided on congresswoman's support of conspiracies and violence
• White House chief of staff on vaccine rollout and reopening schools
• Biden executive action reopens Affordable Care Act enrollment amid pandemic
• South Africa variant found in U.S. as fear grows over new strains
• Liquid nitrogen leak at Georgia poultry plant kills 6
• New York may have undercounted nursing home COVID deaths, investigators say
• Watch: 2 Arizona inmates recaptured after days on the run
• Coronavirus variant from South Africa found in U.S. for first time
• Democrats prepare next move if Republicans won't back Biden's COVID relief plan
• Bernie Sanders raises $1.8 million off viral Inauguration Day outfit
• Company to offer COVID-19 tests via vending machines
• Biden move restores U.S. funding for U.N. sexual and reproductive health agency
• Officials give update on deadly liquid nitrogen leak at Georgia food plant
• President of local musicians union fears pandemic will create a "cultural depression"
• Biden signs executive orders on health care
• U.S. intelligence officials say Chinese government is collecting Americans' DNA
• U.S. unemployment claims drop amid historically high numbers
• Biden administration makes reopening schools top priority in COVID pandemic plan
• Pelosi says "the enemy is within" Congress
• Biden focusing on health care with latest executive orders
• New unemployment numbers and the uproar over GameStop stock
• GOP Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene faces mounting backlash over comments and videos
• Legends: Jerry West
• Lawmakers push for more protection amid threats from domestic extremists
• Andra Day on her hesitation to play Billie Holiday
• Puerto Rico declares state of emergency over gender violence
• WHO investigators begin looking into coronavirus origin in Wuhan, China
• Moscow court denies Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny's appeal for release
• Investors in Reddit group drive up value of GameStop stock, shocking Wall Street
• Texas governor helps woman find potentially life-saving therapy after receiving letter from her son
• Biden uses executive authority to address health care, climate change
• Doctor: Standardized COVID-19 response would benefit U.S.
• WorldView: Deadly bus crash in Cameroon; Pakistan to release man convicted of killing U.S. journalist
• New York Times columnist Ron Lieber on navigating college costs, merit aid system
• Musician Jon Batiste on his new single, "Soul" film
• Virgin Group founder Richard Branson on future of travel industry
• Small investors turn GameStop into a Wall Street "David and Goliath" story
• WHO begins investigation into COVID-19
• Secretary of State Antony Blinken pledges to restore American leadership, diplomacy
• Top U.S. health experts issue dire COVID-19 death forecast
• Biden administration focused on fighting against climate change
• DHS bulletin warns of potential domestic terrorism against elected officials, government buildings
• CDC warns as many as 85,000 people could die from COVID-19 in next three weeks
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