Biden heading to Kentucky on Wednesday to survey tornado damage
At least 64 people are confirmed dead for the tornadoes, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said.
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There's little racial diversity among financial regulators
Among the 327 people who have sat on the governing board of financial regulatory agencies, only 10 have been Black.
Time magazine reveals its 2021 Person of the Year
"At 50, he has plenty of time to write the future, his own and ours. Like it or not, we are now in Musk's world," Time's editor-in-chief wrote.
Kim Kardashian West passes "baby bar" law exam
"For anyone who doesn't know my law school journey, know this wasn't easy or handed to me," Kardashian West said Monday.
Questions raised at Kentucky candle plant destroyed by tornado
"It appears most were sheltering in the place they were told to shelter," Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said.
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Survivors recount helping others escape tornado rubble
More than 100 were working in candle factory when violent storm – part of one of the most devastating tornado outbreaks in U.S. history – struck building, peeling away the roof and collapsing walls.
Man and woman accused of poisoning his wife charged with murder
An autopsy found that Joyce Judie had "many times the lethal dose" of cocaine in her body when she died.
Couple survives tornado with 7-year-old grandson: "He was so scared"
All that's left of Robert and Karima Bright's home is the small closet where they rode out the storm.
Coast Guard ends search for woman who went overboard on cruise
The woman in her mid-20s was reported to have gone overboard from the Carnival Miracle on Saturday.
Shots fired near Vicente Fernández memorial gathering in Hollywood
Police swarmed the area and arrested a suspect, but there was no word on the motive except that it wasn't related to the vigil.
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Glimmer of relief amid deadly tornadoes' devastation
Ninety feared dead in a Kentucky candle factory actually survived, the company says. But the confirmed death toll of 25 in several Midwestern and Southern states seems certain to rise.
Federal student loan payments now set to restart in May
The Biden administration pushed back the restart of federal student loan payments, paused during the pandemic.
YouTubers help solve cold cases — and get billions of views
Internet sleuthing has had a mixed impact, with both high-profile misfires and critical contributions, experts say.
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