Earning $100,000 in San Francisco? Then you are low income.
The official U.S. poverty line is less than $13,000 — but some California residents struggle making eight times that much.
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U.S. formally investigating reports of botched Syria strike in May
Nearly two months after reports surfaced that a U.S. strike may have killed a civilian instead of a terrorist, U.S. Central Command said it has opened a formal investigation into the allegations.
Delta plane makes smooth emergency landing in Charlotte
Photos show the plane on the tarmac and the nose touching the ground. The emergency slides at the front of the plane inflated.
Donald Trump sues E. Jean Carroll for defamation
Trump and Carroll have now sued each other over May 10 CNN interviews — each claiming defamation.
Canadian wildfire smoke again affecting U.S.
Smoke from the wildfires raging in Canada in 2023 have affected parts of the U.S. and even traveled across the Atlantic to Europe. Here is the expected forecast for the smoke.
Most pickup trucks have unsafe back seats, new study finds
Four out of 5 compact pickup trucks earned low safety ratings in a crash test evaluating back-seat safety.
Photos show recovered Titan sub debris after "catastrophic implosion"
The U.S. Coast Guard said "presumed human remains" recovered from the sub's wreckage would undergo analysis by medical professionals.
Exonerated Central Park Five member leads in New York City Council race
Yusef Salaam was one of the five teenagers wrongfully convicted of raping a woman in Central Park in 1989.
Presidential candidate Francis Suarez asks, "What is a Uyghur?"
Suarez, the mayor of Miami, was asked if he'd be talking about the Uyghurs in his campaign, to which the candidate replied: "What's a Uyghur?"
DoorDash says it will start paying workers a minimum hourly wage
Food delivery workers can choose either an hourly rate or a per-delivery fee. The change comes amid criticism over pay.
7 die at Panama City Beach; sheriff "frustrated" by ignored warnings
Panama City Beach saw the highest number of deadly incidents linked to rip currents in the U.S. in June, according to the National Weather Service.
Biden says he's "not big on abortion," but Roe "got it right"
Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, President Biden has directed his administration to protect access to abortion.
Anheuser-Busch CEO on company's response to Bud Light boycotts
Bud Light, which had held the distinction of America's top-selling beer for over two decades, lost its position to Modelo in May, signifying a significant shift in the beer market.
Former NFL quarterback Ryan Mallett, 35, dies in apparent drowning
Tom Brady was among several of Mallett's former Patriots teammates who reacted to the news on social media.
5 deputies in alleged violent episode against 2 Black men fired or quit
The men say the Mississippi deputies beat them, sexually assaulted them and Tasered them repeatedly before one of them was shot in the mouth.
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In Trump's pardon economy, victims lost out on $119M in restitution
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8-month Iran war looms large over Israeli election
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John Thune's balancing act: Inside his push to save the GOP majority
These factors could decide Netanyahu's fate as Israel votes today
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Photos show Ukraine's Starlink was down during fatal strike
New charges filed ex-FBI officials related to Hunter Biden probe
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New details revealed in "People's Court" cold case murder arrest
Israelis living abroad spend thousands to fly in to vote in crucial election
