Where can Americans travel? The latest on COVID restrictions
Many countries are letting in American tourists, but COVID-19 restrictions vary from place to place.
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For some foodies, Brood X cicadas are a bottomless buffet
Chowing down on cicadas is not just delicious, some say, but also good for the environment.
Ex-UCLA gynecologist indicted on 21 sex abuse counts
Dr. James Heaps was held on $1.19 million bail. He denies all charges. The latest allegations involve 21 counts and seven women.
Boulder shooting suspect faces new charges
The charges come just a day before the 22-year-old is scheduled to appear in court for a status hearing.
Real estate prices shattering records across U.S.
Desperate buyers, record-low interest rates and more are driving prices up — nationally, 19% higher.
New York City schools to end remote learning in the fall
New York City, the nation's largest school district, will end remote learning beginning this fall, bringing more than a million students back to the classroom full-time.
Cop in Ronald Greene's deadly arrest made false claims: Documents
The officer falsely told internal investigators that Greene was still a threat to flee after he was shackled, according to new state police documents obtained by The Associated Press.
"This is what transformation is about": Two paths to environmental justice
Meet two people confronting the climate challenge and bringing about opportunities for their communities.
Trump's ICE deported 348 parents without ensuring children could go with them
Some parents were deported without their children even after telling ICE officers that they wanted their children to come with them, the DHS inspector general found.
Women, minority restaurant owners keep priority status for U.S. aid
Lawsuit argues white men are being "pushed to the back of the line" for billions in federal aid for their eateries.
FEMA making $1 billion available for extreme weather events
President Biden said he insists on "nothing less than readiness for all these challenges."
Wall Street, Main Street firms embraced bitcoin. Now it's crashing.
A sudden downdraft in the price of bitcoin is casting doubts about the future of cryptocurrencies.
Trump impeachment witness sues Pompeo, U.S. over $1.8 million in legal fees
Sondland argues he was forced to hire his own lawyers during the 2019 impeachment probe because government lawyers were not available to represent him.
Rising gun sales are straining background check systems, activist warns
A new report out last week from a gun control advocacy group found there were nearly 4,000 more firearm deaths and more than 9,000 firearm-related injuries in 2020 than 2019.
U.S. scraps plan to house "tender age" migrant children at Army base
The move comes amid concerns about subpar conditions and prolonged stays at Fort Bliss, a makeshift housing facility holding more than 4,500 unaccompanied minors.
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