The most expansive federal report in over two decades on guns and crime shows a shrinking turnaround between the time a gun was purchased and when it was recovered from a crime scene.
'The Guardian' reports that the White House has advanced the ConocoPhillips Willow project on Alaska's north slope. The drilling project has been fiercely opposed by environmentalists.
A one-of-a-kind 'invisible' house located in the Californian desert is up for sale for $18 million.
A hospice care facility in Iowa has been fined $10,000 after healthcare workers mistakenly declared a woman in their care dead.
The funeral of Tyre Nichols had all the hallmarks of what’s known as a homegoing service in Black American communities. But in addition to offering an outlet for the private mourning of Nichols’ family and friends, this ritual was also public and political.
China's Foreign Ministry said Friday that a balloon the U.S. suspects of conducting surveillance was a civilian "airship" used for research, mainly meteorological purposes.
WCAX reporter Melissa Cooney reports from Burlington, Vermont, saying the record-breaking temperatures in the state are so extreme that her jeans froze "rock solid' in nearly fifteen minutes.
China's Foreign Ministry said Friday that a balloon the U.S. suspects of conducting surveillance was a civilian "airship" used for research, mainly meteorological purposes.
WCAX reporter Melissa Cooney reports from Burlington, Vermont, saying the record-breaking temperatures in the state are so extreme that her jeans froze "rock solid' in nearly fifteen minutes.
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U.S. employers added a robust 517,000 jobs in January in a sign of a still-strong labor market despite Fed rate hikes.
Some conservatives are holding up Jan. 6 defendants as martyrs, creating a political and possibly financial incentive for them to change their tune.
Bodies found in Michigan apartment building believed to be those of 3 missing rappers, official says
The three rappers were supposed to perform at a club in Detroit on Jan. 21, but the performance was canceled and all three went missing.
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Nearly 50 businesses and nonprofits including rideshare companies Uber and Lyft and industrial giant 3M are pledging millions of dollars in initiatives to stem a crisis in road fatalities under a new federal effort. The effort announced Friday is part of the Department of Transportation’s “Call to Action” campaign urging commitments from the private sector and groups to reduce serious traffic injuries and deaths. The public-private effort ranges from 3M investments to improve school crosswalks to enhanced seat belt alerts in Uber vehicles and free or discounted rideshare for drunken drivers. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says private sector and nonprofit help is a key piece in the department's national strategy to reduce road deaths.
On the Belarusian border, Ukrainian units are using drones to monitor a long expanse of marsh and woodland for a possible surprise offensive from the north. That would be a repeat of the unsuccessful Russian thrust toward Kyiv at the start of the war nearly a year ago. Even though military experts and Western intelligence have played down the possibility of a renewed northern offensive, the Ukrainians are taking no chances. Since the summer they have been reinforcing defenses, building and expanding trenches and laying mines in the forest ahead of the springtime offensive military officials expect. Unlike the east with its devastating artillery duels, here in the north it’s largely a war of quadcopters.
A snow squall and thundersnow are seen in Oswego, NY as a brutal cold snap affects the Northeast
A brutal blast of dangerously cold winds is expected to sweep across the Northeast and New England on Friday, prompting officials to close schools and activate emergency plans as the region braces for record-breaking sub-zero temperatures.
A brutal blast of dangerously cold winds is expected to sweep across the Northeast and New England on Friday, prompting officials to close schools and activate emergency plans as the region braces for record-breaking sub-zero temperatures.
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The mayor of the capital of Texas is acknowledging the frustration of residents shivering for more than a day without power during a winter storm. Austin Mayor Kirk Watson says the duration of the icy storm that has plagued the area since Tuesday has made it challenging to restore power. The storm is blamed for at least 10 deaths across much of the southern U.S. Things are starting to warm up, but a wave of cold is forecast to target New England with the coldest weather in decades. Wind chills could plunge to 50 degrees below zero, or even lower.
The death toll from an ice storm in the South is rising, as the system is now expected to bring dangerous wind chills to the Northeast.
A federal appeals court has ruled that the government can't stop people who have domestic violence restraining orders filed against them from owning guns. The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled a federal law that does that is unconstitutional. It's the latest domino to fall after the U.S. Supreme Court's conservative majority last year set new standards for how to review the nation's gun laws. California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the ruling would leave governments powerless to protect their people. The appeals court had originally ruled the law was constitutional. But the court reconsidered in light of a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on guns.
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