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'Nothing Is Off The Table' Says Atlanta Police on Shooting Probe
A 21-year-old white man, Robert Aaron Long, is charged with murder in Tuesday’s slayings.
Florida House OK's Campus 'Viewpoint Diversity' Measure
A Republicanled effort promoting ideological diversity on college campuses won approval Thursday in the Florida House after sparking debate over intellectual freedom, free speech and liberal bias in the state's public institutions of higher education.
Germany To Resume Vaccination With AstraZeneca On Friday
Germany will resume administering AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine on Friday morning, Health Minister Jens Spahn said, after the European Medicines Agency (EMA) stated earlier that its health benefits outweighed any risks it posed.
Body Cam Footage Of Fatal Delaware Police Shooting Released
Authorities have released body camera footage of a police encounter with a Delaware man who was fatally shot as he drove toward officers while trying to flee in a vehicle.
2 Dead, Others Hurt In Georgia Massage Parlor Shooting
A shooting at an Atlantaarea massage parlor left two dead and several more injured Tuesday, authorities said.
UN: Yemen Conflict Escalates As Country Speeds Toward Famine
The United Nations warned Tuesday that an offensive by Houthi rebels in Yemen has escalated the nearly sixyear conflict in the Arab worlds poorest nation as it speeds towards a massive famine.
German COVID-19 Cases Are Growing Exponentially Again, Expert Warns
Coronavirus infections are rising exponentially in Germany, an expert at the Robert Koch Institute for infectious diseases said on Tuesday, putting at risk plans to lift the lockdown and revive the economy.
News Corp Strikes Facebook Pay Deal For Australian News
News Corp and Facebook announced on Tuesday new pay deals for news in Australia three weeks after the government passed laws that would make digital giants help cover the costs of journalism.
Yo-Yo Ma Serenades Newly-vaccinated At Inoculation Clinic
Newly vaccinated Massachusetts residents were treated to a mini concert over the weekend when famed cellist YoYo Ma brought out his instrument after getting his second coronavirus shot.
Pepper Balls Kick Off Miami Beach's Spring Break Weekend
Police in Miami Beach kicked off what was expected to be a busy spring break weekend by shooting pepper balls in order to disperse a crowd that had gathered around officers who were making an arrest.
Dog Illness Prompts Former Iditarod Champion To Scratch
One of four former champions in this years Iditarod quit the race Saturday, saying it was in the best interest of his dog team which had picked up an illness.
Three People In Norway Treated For "Unusual Symptoms" After AstraZeneca Covid-19 Shots
Three health workers in Norway who had recently received the AstraZeneca COVID19 vaccine are being treated in hospital for bleeding, blood clots and a low count of blood platelets, Norwegian health authorities said on Saturday.
Colombia Reports First Death from Brazilian Covid Variant
Brazil has registered more than 275,000 deaths from COVID-19, second only to the United States.
Mexico Spurns Endangered Porpoise, May Seek To Blame US
A Mexican government body met Friday to consider several proposals that would almost certainly harm the vaquita marina porpoise, the worlds most endangered marine mammal, and try to blame the porpoise's plight on the United States.
Auto Industry Urges Emissions Deal Weaker Than Obama's
A coalition of automakers has told the Biden administration it would agree to raise mileage standards to reduce tailpipe emissions but with tradeoffs and at rates lower than those brokered by California with five other car manufacturers.
Whitmer Offers Plan To Supply Propane After Pipeline Closes
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's administration released a plan Friday to make sure Michigan will have enough propane if a controversial pipeline is shut down.