Michigan agrees to $600 million settlement for Flint water crisis victims
The agreement follows more than a year and a half of negotiations, but many residents say they still don't trust the water in Flint.
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Why Trump's refusal to refute QAnon conspiracy theorists matters
Trump said he's "heard" the online conspiracy theorists "are people that love our country." The FBI says theories like QAnon are a growing threat of domestic terrorism.
Full text: Obama forcefully rebukes Trump in speech to DNC
The former president spoke glowingly of his vice president and blasted the sitting president.
Fauci recovering from surgery to remove polyp on vocal cord
The surgery means that Fauci, the nation's leading infectious diseases expert, will be unable to speak publicly for a while.
Thousands of chicks shipped to farmers by mail arrive dead
Maine lawmaker said she has received dozens of complaints from people trying to raise chickens.
Most states haven't yet applied for extra $300 in Trump jobless aid
Nineteen states have so far applied, with officials saying it could take several weeks for some workers to get the aid.
Heat wave and smoke from wildfires hurt businesses amid pandemic
Raging wildfires have sent a thick, heavy layer of smoke across the San Francisco Bay Area.
New jobless claims rose last week as mass layoffs continue
Some 1.1 million workers filed new jobless claims last week in a sign the labor market may be faltering.
Full text: Harris: "We have a chance to change the course of history"
The Democratic vice presidential candidate contrasted Joe Biden and President Trump in her speech at the Democratic convention.
California wildfires in scorching heat threaten thousands of homes
Some two dozen major blazes burning in blistering heatwave are also putting new pressure on businesses struggling in the coronavirus pandemic.
Judge rejects Trump's 2nd attempt to block subpoena of his tax returns
The ruling from U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero is the latest setback for Mr. Trump as he seeks to keep his tax returns out of the hands of New York prosecutors.
Teachers worry schools can't manage coronavirus spread
Anthony Mason sat down with a group of educators to talk about their concerns about returning to the classroom.
Airbnb bans house parties worldwide, citing virus mandates
The home-sharing company said it may pursue legal action against hosts and guests who violate the ban.
Colleges suspend in-person classes after outbreaks on campuses
Nationwide, more than 1,000 COVID-19 cases have been reported on college campuses since July.
Virus fears spur teacher protest rallies, resignations and retirements
Educators decry plans by some U.S. school districts to reopen for in-person classes, saying lives are at risk.
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Iran touts closest ever ties with Russia, contradicting Trump
Christina Applegate reveals she was misdiagnosed with MS
Trump faces bipartisan backlash over waiving Russia sanctions
Hegseth meets Netanyahu ahead of elections, possible Iran war restart
Zelenskyy says if Trump can't stop Putin, help Ukraine do it
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Gun used in Bend school shooting was birthday gift from shooter's mom
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