Why millions of unemployed Americans just got their tax refund
Some 2.8 million people who filed taxes early got refunds this week, while millions more could qualify for a payment.
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Bo Schembechler son says campus doctor abused him, too
Matt Schembechler says the iconic football coach did nothing to stop Dr. Robert Anderson. A report done for the University of Michigan report says Anderson abused hundreds over decades.
Detectives solve what may be nation's oldest cold case using DNA
Through DNA testing, detectives were able to eliminate several rape suspects, including notorious crime boss James "Whitey" Bulger.
John Lewis voting rights bill faces bleak future in the Senate
The John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act would restore a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Jordan Clarkson helps food truck following racist vandalism
Clarkson teamed up with a local wrap shop to restore the truck — and even got it detailed.
Watchdog finds clearing of protesters from park wasn't for Trump photo op
Law enforcement used pepper balls and chemical irritants to disperse protesters from Lafayette Park, located outside the White House.
Tick discovery near California beaches prompts Lyme disease warning
Disease-carrying ticks are turning up in areas that were long believed to be tick-free.
Fentanyl seizures skyrocket along U.S.-Mexico border
In a year, fentanyl seizures have jumped 800% in Texas.
Baseball Hall of Fame postpones ceremony to allow fans
The ceremony is scheduled to take place September 8 at the Clark Sports Center in New York, and will honor the 2020 Hall of Fame inductees: Derek Jeter, Larry Walker, Marvin Miller and Ted Simmons.
GameStop taps Amazon veteran as its new CEO
Incoming chief executive will be expected to deliver on the money-losing retailer's plan for a digital makeover.
Keystone XL pipeline terminated by energy company
President Biden in January revoked TC Energy's permit to construct the pipeline.
Beech-Nut recalls infant rice cereal over arsenic concerns
Baby food maker will also stop selling rice cereal because of difficulty meeting FDA limits on "heavy metals."
New York's AG shuts down crypto app, claiming illegal trades
James alleged the cryptocurrency trading app was operating illegally in New York. Coinseed CEO: I'm the victim here.
Facebook saw 59% of online recruitment in sex trafficking cases
Data from the last two decades included in the report showed that 30% of all victims identified in federal sex trafficking cases since 2000 were recruited online.
Arizona governor issues declarations of emergency in response to wildfires
Two wildfires have burned more than 146,000 acres in Arizona, Governor Doug Ducey said Wednesday.
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Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government
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