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Meet the couple behind NASCAR driver Kyle Larson's comeback
Michelle and Anthony Martin co-founded Philadelphia's Urban Youth Racing School, an organization that connects young people of color with the racing industry.
Hobby Lobby to pay workers a minimum of $18.50 an hour
Crafts chain's 43,000 employees are getting a big raise next month. Elsewhere, Taco Bell to pay $15 base by mid-2024.
Tips for taking the stress out of last-minute flight changes
Hundreds of flights get canceled last-minute as a result of winter storms and COVID-19. Be prepared.
Keechant Sewell will become first woman to lead NYPD
The NYPD will be led by a woman for the first time in its 176-year history.
How companies like Puff Bar have avoided FDA regulation
The Food and Drug Administration banned flavored e-cigarettes, like Juul, citing their popularity among teens.
Blinken cuts Asia trip short after journalist tests positive for COVID
The secretary will be returning to Washington, D.C., "out of an abundance of caution," State Department spokesman Ned Price said.
Louisiana judge to take leave of absence after using racist slur in video
The video showed an apparent foiled burglary at the Louisiana home of Lafayette City Court Judge Michelle Odinet.
Ending Child Tax Credit could push 10 million kids into poverty
As stimulus programs wind down, experts warn that slashing the Child Tax Credit could put many families "on the brink."
3-year-old died in his mother's arms during Kentucky tornado
The woman's 1-year-old son, who was also in her arms, survived and was not injured.
Kristi Noem continues push to ban trans girls from female sports
The proposal comes on the heels of what is believed to be the deadliest year for transgender people in the U.S.
Colleges scrambling to cope with renewed COVID challenge
The Omicron variant has them starting to require booster shots, extend mask mandates, limit social gatherings and, in some cases, revert to online classes.
More than 800,000 Americans have died of COVID. Vaccines could have saved 163,000.
The Kaiser Family Foundation estimated COVID-19's avoidable toll since June, when vaccines became widely available.
House and Senate vote to raise debt ceiling by $2.5 trillion
Lifting the debt limit by $2.5 trillion would mean the issue would not come up again until 2023.
Pro sports taking big COVID hit as Omicron variant spreads rapidly
The NFL, NBA and NHL are all affected. More and more players are sidelined after testing positive for the virus and some games are being postponed.
Trump's 250-foot arch wins approval from committee stacked with allies
Stocks crater as midterms spur investor exodus from tech and AI
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Dolly Parton's estate moves to dismiss lawsuit against nephew
Trump agenda likely to be curbed with Democrats in charge
French workers flood streets for anti-government protests
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Oil prices rebound slightly as Iran claims new attacks on ships
Newsom moves to commute all California death sentences
Nithya Raman ousts incumbent Karen Bass in LA mayor's race, CBS News projects
