Indiana teacher who tackled shooter released from hospital
Seaman was shot three times: once in the stomach, hip and arm
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School principal serves breakfast to 400+ kids, goes viral
When her elementary school's cafeteria became understaffed, a San Antonio principal put on a hair net and started serving food to kids
Is cockroach milk back as a superfood trend?
In 2016, the world was introduced to cockroach milk as a milk alternative, now two years later, it may be the latest superfood trend
Joshua Holt, American jailed in Venezuela, has been released, says Sen. Hatch
"Good news about the release of the American hostage from Venezuela," President Trump tweeted
Over 200 headstones spray-painted with swastikas at Illinois cemetery
Officials are working to clean up the vandalism before a Memorial Day event on Monday
No charges expected for Nashville dad who left baby in hot vehicle
Katera Barker, 1, was rushed to Vanderbilt Hospital and where she was pronounced dead this week
Behind the Improv empire of Budd Friedman, "godfather of comedy clubs"
Breaks for comedy icons like Jay Leno and numerous others came at Friedman's now-legendary brick-walled club
Alan Bean, astronaut who walked on the moon, dies at 86
Bean was one of only 12 men to walk on the moon
Judge denies motion to toss lying charges against Manafort
It was just the latest setback for President Trump's former campaign chairman
Trump says White House official who briefed reporters in person "doesn't exist"
President Trump claimed The New York Times quoted a White House official who "doesn't exist," but the comments were made in briefing with dozens of reporters listening
Subtropical storm Alberto moving toward Gulf
Subtropical Storm Alberto -- the first named storm of the 2018 hurricane season -- was roiling parts of coastal Mexico and Cuba with rip currents and dangerous surf
13-year-old wounded in Indiana shooting in critical condition
"We will spend the next days and weeks processing what happened and why," the student's family says
Florida gov. declares state of emergency ahead of Subtropical Storm Alberto
"I have declared a state of emergency across FL to ensure our state has the resources they need to keep their families safe and prepare for the torrential rain and severe flooding," said Gov. Rick Scott
White House wants briefing on classified info, Giuliani says
President Trump has made unproven claims about FBI misconduct and political bias
U.S. Coast Guard's long history of service in New York
Alexander Hamilton founded the Coast Guard nearly 240 years ago in New York City
Roy Cooper wins in North Carolina, flipping Senate seat for Democrats
Chris Pappas wins New Hampshire Senate race
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Ashley Moody projected to win Florida Senate election
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Democrats flip North Carolina's 11th District
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Jon Ossoff wins Georgia Senate race, keeping seat for Democrats
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