Ex-pro football player gets 3 months in college admissions scam
Also a California mother got 5 weeks in prison for paying to have online classes taken on her son's behalf.
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Temporary hold put on federal execution
Move by lower court came after Supreme Court cleared the way overnight for what would also be the second federal execution in 17 years.
NASCAR allows fans in, draws biggest sports crowd since shutdowns
It's estimated that at least 20,000 fans attended NASCAR'S All-Star race at Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee. They needed masks to get in but were allowed to take them off once inside.
Trump rolls back major environmental law for infrastructure projects
Mr. Trump was in Atlanta to announce changes to National Environmental Policy Act regulations for how and when authorities must conduct environmental reviews, making it easier to build highways, pipelines, chemical and solar plants and other projects.
All of Disney's Orlando theme parks are now reopened
Animal Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Magic Kingdom are welcoming back visitors in Orlando, the company said.
Texas teacher writes will ahead of new school year amid pandemic
"I'm very concerned about my health, about my life — and that's why my husband and I decided to write our wills," Mary Strickland told CBS News.
First MS-13 member indicted on terrorism-related charges by DOJ
Prosecutors also have sought the death penalty for a MS-13 leader accused of killing seven
2020 Daily Trail Markers: Could Election Day become "Election Week"?
State officials and election experts anticipate that more voters will cast their ballots by mail in this election than in years past and say the public should get ready now for the possibility of delays in November.
NYPD chief among officers injured at Brooklyn Bridge protest
At least four officers were hurt, including Chief of Department Terence Monahan, and 37 people were arrested, police said.
Florida surpasses 300,000 coronavirus cases
Health officials reported an additional 10,181 new confirmed cases Wednesday.
Racial inequality could hurt U.S. credit rating, Moody's warns
Persistent wealth gap between Black Americans and other groups is fueling social unrest, ratings agency says.
J.C. Penney slashing 1,000 jobs during bankruptcy
The Texas-based retailer also plans to close a third of its 846 stores in the next two years.
Candace Valenzuela could become first Afro-Latina in congress
She defeated retired Air Force Colonel Kim Olson, setting up a showdown with former Irving mayor Beth Van Duyne in the general election.
Doctors: Deaths of migrant kids in 2018 could've been prevented
"I want justice, I want to know why my son didn't receive medical care in time," the father of one of the children said in a letter obtained by CBS News.
1 in 3 small businesses worldwide cut jobs during pandemic
Disease outbreak has been a calamity for smaller employers around the globe, new survey finds.
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Israeli election to test Netanyahu's ability to hold power
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