13 rescued, 9 missing in waters off Florida as Elsa lashes region
Two helicopters and an airplane were called in to assist with the search-and-rescue operation.
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82-year-old competes in Tough Mudder to honor late husband
"We just decided that he wouldn't have wanted us not to and so we decided to do it in his honor," said Mildred Wilson, who lost her husband to a heart attack when he had COVID-19.
Youth poet laureate on equality, identity and her "double life"
Huynh, 18, writes about her California childhood interrupted by climate change and the pride she feels as a Vietnamese-American.
Jessica Springsteen, rock star's daughter, making Olympics debut
"Been dreaming of this since I can remember!" the 29-year-old Springsteen said.
When unemployment ended early, workers sued. Some are winning.
Workers in some states may see their benefits restored amid legal battles over governors halting pandemic relief.
Grizzly bear attacks and kills bicyclist camping in Montana
The attack triggered an intensive search by wildlife officials and law enforcement officers who planned to kill the animal.
AP: Eric Adams wins NYC Democratic mayoral primary
The Brooklyn Borough president prevailed in the city's first ranked-choice voting election.
Elsa regains hurricane strength as it lashes Florida
The storm is expected to make landfall along the north Florida Gulf Coast by late Wednesday morning before it moves across the Southeast.
Massive crane collapses and kills man in Philadelphia
The man was transported by medics to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, said Chief Inspector Scott Small.
Facebook expands vaccination efforts to help underserved communities
After vaccinating 10,000 people at its headquarters, Facebook is launching mobile trucks to vaccinate Americans in hard-to-reach communities.
Former sanctions chief on financial tools defending national security
On this episode of "Intelligence Matters," Sigal Mandelker offered her suggestions on how the Biden administration can protect the U.S. from ransomware.
Denver Zoo to vaccinate some of its animals against COVID-19
Denver Zoo could vaccinate up to 100 animals by the end of the summer, but will try it on just a few first, to "make sure it's working before we give it to everybody."
Sha'Carri Richardson left off of U.S. Olympic relay team
Richardson will completely miss out on the Tokyo Olympics after previously being disqualified from another event following a positive drug test.
Blood shortage in U.S. forces some hospitals to postpone surgeries
COVID-19 shutdowns meant the usual ways of donating blood were hampered.
R. Kelly's lawyer seeks trial delay due to jail quarantine
The singer is set to face a sex trafficking trial in New York City, but his lawyers say they haven't had enough time to prepare since his transfer from a Chicago prison.
Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government
Mass shooting in Polish market leaves at least 6 dead, 15 injured
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