Austin mandates COVID-19 vaccination for all service members
Austin had said earlier this month that he'd require service members to be vaccinated either upon FDA approval or by mid-September with a waiver from Biden.
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Evictions put strain on tenants and law enforcement
"It's a lot more sensitive and dangerous because people are stressed out," a San Antonio deputy said.
Kathy Hochul chooses state senator as next lieutenant governor
A formal announcement is expected on Thursday, a source familiar with the decision tells CBS News.
New governor of New York adds 12,000 deaths to publicized COVID tally
New York now reports nearly 55,400 people have died of COVID-19 in the state, based on death certificate data submitted to the CDC.
Masks ordered for most Florida students, defying DeSantis
At least 10 school boards making up some of the largest districts in Florida are now defying the DeSantis administration's attempt to ban local mandates on masks in schools.
Disturbing video shows trooper pummeling Black man with flashlight
Aaron Larry Bowman can be heard screaming "I'm not resisting!" in the bodycam video obtained by The Associated Press.
Nebraska job ad for nurses touts lack of vaccine requirement
State lists "No mandated COVID-19 vaccination" as one of the "many great benefits" of its nursing jobs.
J&J says COVID-19 booster shot strengthens immunity
A second shot of its coronavirus vaccine offered ninefold increase in antibodies, drugmaker says.
Caldor Fire prompts hundreds of animal rescues in California
Evacuation Team Amador, a group of 39 members and dozens of volunteers, has rescued 483 animals since the fire started on August 14.
OnlyFans suspends plan to ban sexual content on October 1
The company said it "stands for inclusion" in its decision to reverse ban that had angered some of its creators.
Kanye West files document to change his name to Ye
The rapper is looking to change his name from Kanye Omari West to his longtime nickname.
Federal aid still not getting to renters
Only a small fraction of the money allocated by Congress has actually gotten to people, the Treasury Department said.
Blinken says up to 1,500 Americans may still need evacuation from Afghanistan
Roughly 19,000 people were airlifted from Kabul over a 24-hour period beginning early Tuesday morning.
"Our clinics are overrun": Pediatric COVID cases spike in Mississippi
Three weeks into Mississippi's school year, 12,000 students have tested positive for COVID-19. A pediatrician in the state said the virus' impact on kids was like a "freight train."
Ty Garbin gets 6 years in prison in Michigan governor kidnap plot
Garbin told prosecutors six men trained at his property, constructing a "shoot house" to resemble Whitmer's vacation home and "assaulting it with firearms."
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