Inflation fears send investors scurrying for the exit
Stocks slump after report showing that consumer prices rose at their fastest pace last month since 2008.
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Deanne Criswell and the disasters she's managing as FEMA administrator
In her first interview as administrator, Criswell discussed a few of the disasters the agency is addressing. Fifty-four of them grew out of the pandemic.
GOP states undeterred in challenging tax cut rule in COVID aid bill
GOP attorneys general battling the Biden administration in court argue guidance from the Treasury Department does not bring the tax provision within constitutional bounds.
Gas shortages worsen as fuel prices spike after pipeline attack
Four states declare emergencies as some local gas stations run out empty amid panic buying at the pumps.
Lawyer: New video shows Andrew Brown Jr.'s "cold-blooded killing"
Brown was killed by sheriff's deputies after police descended on his home to serve a warrant.
Here's how to track your third stimulus check
IRS said it delivered some 165 million payments worth about $388B, with an additional 1 million arriving this week.
Biden urges Americans 12 and older to get vaccinated
The Food and Drug Administration has given the green light to the Pfizer vaccine for 12-to-15-year-olds.
Pipeline shutdown shows why cyberattacks are "perfect weapon"
"You have a number of state actors, non-state actors being able to use this technology to wreak havoc on critical infrastructure across the world," Helima Croft said.
Millions of Americans eligible for $50 off their internet bills
People in tribal areas are eligible for up to $75 off their bill. There is also a $100 reimbursement for related devices. .
28-year-old sneaked into a high school to promote her Instagram
Audrey Nicole Francisquini put on a backpack, grabbed a skateboard and went to her local high school with one goal in mind: Gain Instagram followers.
Lawmakers consult Justice Department in ongoing police reform talks
Lawmakers are continuing to negotiate a potential deal on police reform legislation.
Ellen DeGeneres ending show after 19 seasons
"When you're a creative person, you constantly need to be challenged – and as great as this show is, and as fun as it is, it's just not a challenge anymore," DeGeneres said.
Judge's ruling allows for longer sentence for Derek Chauvin
A judge found the ex-cop treated Floyd with "particular cruelty" when he knelt on his neck for more than nine minutes.
Consumer prices rise at fastest rate since 2008
Americans are spending more on everything from clothing to travel as pent-up demand meets supply chain shortages.
Jay-Z, Foo Fighters and Go-Go's get into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
This year's class also includes Tina Turner, Carole King and LL Cool J.
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