Bob Saget died from accidental head trauma, medical examiner says
The "Full House" star died last month at the age of 65.
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More Democratic governors ease mask requirements
The politics around COVID restrictions appear to be changing. "[I]t's time to give people their lives back," tweeted Rep. Sean Maloney.
Bipartisan group of senators say they have reached a deal on Violence Against Women Act
Senator Dick Durbin acknowledged they still need more Republican's support to pass it.
Pelosi, Schumer signal they'd support ban on stock trading for Congress
Both Democrats and Republicans favor a ban and are working on legislation with stiffer restrictions on lawmakers' portfolios.
National Archives asks DOJ to investigate Trump's handling of White House records
The National Archives recently retrieved 15 additional boxes of records from the former president's Florida resort.
Minneapolis school bus driver shot in the head while students on board
The driver's injuries did not appear to be life-threatening, according to police.
Reporters urge Pentagon to let journalists embed with U.S. troops in Eastern Europe
The Pentagon says it's still assessing the appropriate level of access to the troops.
Student stabbed, security guard shot outside Buffalo high school
The student is out of surgery and recovering while the security guard sustained is in stable condition.
NFL chief says league won't tolerate racism following accusations
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell faced reporters a week after former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores accused the league, the Dolphins and two other teams of racial discrimination.
ID.me says users can delete selfies following IRS backlash
The tax agency reversed a plan to use face recognition after lawmaker and taxpayers raised concerns about breaches.
NFL says it will take over the Commanders' investigation into Daniel Snyder
The results of an earlier investigation into rampant sexual harassment by executives of Washington's football team was not released publicly.
Avian flu detected in Indiana turkey flock, officials say
The Indiana State Board of Animal Health confirmed to CBS News that approximately 29,000 turkeys would be killed to ensure the disease does not spread.
Dolly Parton's Dollywood offers to pay full tuition for all its employees
"Our team members' success is our success," the CEO of Dollywood's parent company said.
Philadelphia water main break prompts evacuations, closures
The transmission main, which moves thousands of gallons of water, is one of the largest in the city.
Chipotle plans to hike menu prices again, citing inflation
Restaurant chain is paying more for beef, avocados and freight — and passing those costs on to consumers.
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