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Georgia Voting Fight Sets The Stage For Kemp's 2022 Run
A controversial new election law may help Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp rebuild his relationship with a broad swath of Republicans as he prepares to run for a second term next year.
Wildfire In Theodore Roosevelt National Park 45% Contained
Firefighters are making headway against a blaze in Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota.
US to Join Talks to Salvage Iran Nuclear Deal after Joe Biden Says 'Ready to Reverse Trump's Decision'
But Iran is demanding an end to crippling sanctions imposed by Trump and has refused to meet US negotiators at the latest talks.
India May Now Have to Pay Retaliatory Tariffs for Taxing American Internet-Based Companies Like Google & Amazon
According to a report by Bloomberg, the move will hit six nations including India. The tariff could total almost USD 1 billion annually.
Arkansas Lawmakers Advance Scaled-back Hate Crimes Measure
An Arkansas Senate panel advanced a drastically scaledback hate crimes bill on Monday that longtime supporters of such legislation have derided for not including specific references to race, sexual orientation or gender identity.
Grand Jury Clears Mississippi Officer Who Killed Georgia Man
A grand jury has cleared a Mississippi police officer who fatally shot a Georgia man outside a home last year.
Soldier Says She Was Sexually Assaulted at Fort Sill in Oklahoma By Army
The woman made a formal complaint on March 27, but it is unclear when the alleged assault took place
US Capitol Attack Suspect Struggled with Drug Use, Spoke About 'End Times': Here's All You Need to Know
President Joe Biden said he was heartbroken by the attack and ordered flags at the White House be lowered to half-staff. In a statement, he said he was being briefed on the investigation.
US Consults With Japan, South Korea On North Korea Approach
The Biden administration has yet to disclose how it plans to handle North Korea.
Maryland Audit Faults Procurement Of 500K Virus Tests
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's administration failed to follow state procurement regulations when it bought 500,000 COVID19 tests from a South Korean company last year, and the first batch of tests that later had to be replaced at an additional $2.5 million...
Snippets From UK: ‘Munni Badnaam Hui’ Added to Curriculum, London Temple Becomes Vaccine Centre
A look at what's making news in the UK.
Harris To Move Into Official VP Residence Next Week
After more than two months of living in temporary housing, Vice President Kamala Harris will soon be able to unpack and unwind at her official residence on the grounds of the U.S. Naval Observatory.
Man Charged With Murder In North Carolina Road Rage Shooting
A North Carolina man was charged with firstdegree murder Thursday in a road rage shooting last week that left a Pennsylvania woman dead.
Russia: North Korea 'Exodus' Will Continue Amid Hardship
MOSCOW Russias embassy in North Korea says the country is suffering severe shortages of medicines and necessary goods amid the coronavirus pandemic.
EXPLAINER: Witnesses Relive Trauma, Guilt Over Floyd's Death
The first days of testimony at the trial of a former Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyds death have been dominated by witnesses to his arrest and countless videos that forced them to relive the trauma of it all over again.
McConnell Urges Fellow Republicans To Get COVID-19 Vaccines
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell urged his fellow Republicans to be vaccinated against COVID19 during a visit to a western Kentucky hospital Thursday.
