Georgia Woman Gifts Car to Teen Who Walked 7 Miles to Work Every Day
Lavonda Wright raised money to buy a car for a young man who walked seven miles to and from his job after school every day.
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AOC Wants to 'Rein In' Media After Capitol Riots
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez expressed a desire to "rein in" media to prevent the spread of disinformation.
Democrat Reps. Sanchez, Castro Push Legislation to Prevent 'Even a Bench' from Being Named After Trump
House RepresentativesLinda T. Sánchez andJoaquin Castro are working to ensure that President Donald Trump is never memorialized in any official manner.
Obama, Bush, Clinton to Participate in Joe Biden Inauguration
President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration on January 20 will be a public show of bipartisan unity, attended by the three administrations before President Donald Trump.
Trump Urges Mike Pompeo to Classify Antifa as Terrorist Group
President Trump is urging Mike Pompeo to designate Antifa as a terrorist group, in order to prevent its members from entering the country.
Utah Man Killed Mother at Dinner Table, Danced with Sister Beside Body
Mike Lopez has been charged with murder after allegedly shooting his mother in the head at the dinner table, then dancing with his sister beside her corpse.
Report: Los Angeles County Ambulances Told to Leave Behind Patients with Hospitals Overflowing
Los Angeles County’s Emergency Medical Services Agency has reportedly instructed ambulance teams to leave behind patients they cannot resuscitate at the scene.
Democrats Push for Impeachment over Donald Trump's Phone Call with Georgia Secretary of State
Democrat lawmakers led by Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar are making a last-minute push to impeach President Trump again, this time for a recording in which he askedGeorgia's secretary of state to "find" votes.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Considering Run Against Chuck Schumer
In a recent interview, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez refused to rule out a 2022 run against current Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
Vicious Squirrel Attacks Queens Community: Like 'an MMA Cage Match.'
Since late November, a violently aggressive squirrel has left some Queens residents afraid to leave their homes.
Wealthy Americans Pressure 'Concierge' Doctors for Early Vaccination
A Friday report by the Los Angeles Times described a struggle for celebrities and other upper class Americans to receive the coronavirus vaccine before medical workers and vulnerable citizens.
Silver Casket in Brooklyn Filled with 6,500 Covers of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Book
Grieving families organized a mock funeral for Gov. Andrew Cuomo's "leadership and integrity" in Brooklyn on Sunday.
Massachusetts Man Dies from Eating Too Much Black Licorice
A 54-year-old construction worker died after eating black licorice for weeks on end caused his heart to stop.
AP: Suspect Accused of Sending Ricin Poison to White House Arrested at Canada Border
Law enforcement officials reportedly informed the Associated Press on Sunday of an arrest related to the ricin poison sent to the White House.
Apple Aids FBI in Protester Firebombing Investigation
Apple has turned over information on firebombing suspectKelly Jackson, according to a report by Forbes published Monday morning.
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio to Furlough Himself, 494 City Employees
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced he will furlough himself and his entire staff on Wednesday, in the midst of a $9 billion loss in revenue.
Ohio Man Charged with Rape of 12-Year-Old Who Became Pregnant
Tevin Henderson has been indicted on five counts of rape and will face up to 55 years in prison, according to a statement released Monday.
Lancaster, PA: Bodycam Footage Shows Suspect Lunging at Officer with Knife
Newly released bodycam footage allegedly shows an officer of theLancaster Bureau of Police shooting Ricardo Munoz on Sunday afternoon.
Phoenix Denies Black Lives Matter Street Mural Proposal in Light of Law and Order Mural Request
Phoenix, Arizona, has officially denied a proposal for a Black Lives Matter street mural on Wednesday, after receiving a competing proposal in favor of law enforcement.
Watch - Army Ranger to Receive Medal of Honor: 9/11 Was a 'Defining Moment'
On the 19th anniversary of the September 11 terrorists attacks,Sergeant Major Thomas Payne will receive the Medal of Honor for conspicuous gallantry.
Coronavirus Changing the Way America Remembers 9/11
Nineteen years after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the global coronavirus pandemic has complicated our country's commitment to "never forget."
National Charity Project Replaces Missouri Veteran's Roof
U.S. Navy veteran Louis Foraker was overjoyed on Tuesday morning, as workers showed up to repair the roof of his home.
Alabama Dog Saves Family of Four from House Fire
Four-year-old Great Dane "Ralph" alerted his family to a fire just in time to get all of them safely from their home early Tuesday morning.
NYC Man Shot to Death While Walking Dog as City's Shooting Surge Continues
An unnamed gunman killed a 62-year-old New Yorker who was walking his dog in Brooklyn on Monday morning, as rising shootings continue to plague the Big Apple.
Minnesota Veteran Running for Congress Criticizes Obama-Era VA
Minnesota GOP congressional candidate Tyler Kistner told Fox Business on Friday the Obama-era Veterans Affairs was the "worst it had ever been."
Owner of Salon Visited by Nancy Pelosi Raises over $220,000 on GoFundMe
Former Nevada StateGOPchairman Amy Tarkanian has raised over $220,000 for Erica Kious, the owner of the salon Nancy Pelosi attended Monday.
Private Security Hired by Seattle Parks Quits on First Night
JaguarSecurity Firm pulled out of Cal Anderson Park on Tuesday night, after being hired to protect it while it was repaired during ongoing protests.
George Washington University Professor Jessica Krug Admits She Is Not Actually Black
Jessica Krug, a professor covering African history at George Washington University also known asJess Lam Bombera, admitted lying for years about her race in a Medium post published Wednesday.
Decorated Veteran Who Saved Lives at Pearl Harbor Dies at 99
Decorated war hero Floyd Welch ofEast Lyme, Connecticut, died peacefully in his home on Monday.
WATCH: Ohio Police Officers Rescue Two Young Deer from Private Pool
A heartwarming video shows Parma, Ohio, police officers coming to the rescue of two young deer drowning in an in-ground pool on Sunday.
Ohio Police Rescue Child from Car Wreck
Twinsburg, Ohio police officers rescued a child from an overturned vehicle on Saturday.
Ohio Boy Raises Money for 200 K-9 Bullet-Proof Vests
The Bedford Police brought ten-year-old Brady Snakovsky to the station on Tuesday to thank him for his efforts to protect K-9 officers.
Giuliani Roasts Biden: Can't Be President from Your Basement
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani excoriated Democrat presidential nominee Joe Biden on Thursday night during his speech to the RNC for his lack of leadership in a time of national crisis.
David Dorn's Widow Delivers Plea for Peace: ‘Violence and Destruction Are Not Legitimate Forms of Protest'
Fallen police officer David Dorn's widow delivered an emotional plea to end the violent demonstrations across the country on Thursday night.
Florida Sex Offender Accused of Abusing Infant Released on Bail
Registered sex offenderChris Garcia has bonded out of jail after being arrested on Friday for allegedly abusing an infant in Orange County.
Fox News Criticized for Cutting Away from Republican National Convention
As the nation turned its eyes to the stage of the Republican National Convention on Monday night, Fox News' live coverage was notably inconsistent.
Michigan Woman Found Alive in Funeral Home After Being Declared Dead
An unnamed Michigan woman was discovered breathing on Sunday morning at the Detroit funeral home in which she was interred.
Golden State Killer Sentenced to Life Without Parole
A former police officer and serial killer, known as the Golden State Killer,was sentenced Friday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Teenage Kansas Democrat Who Admitted to Revenge Porn Wins Primary
Aaron Coleman just won aseat in the Kansas legislature -- despite admitting to blackmail and revenge porn in middle school.
Robbed and Beaten, 80-Year-Old California Man Dies
Roberto Flores Lopez has died after a month-long battle to survive the injuries sustained from an attack in aSuperior Grocers restroom.
Very 2020: Californian Tests Positive for Bubonic Plague
A South Lake Tahoe resident has tested positive for the "Black Death," according toEl Dorado health officials.
Kamala Harris Still Owes Over $1 Million for Failed Presidential Campaign
Joe Biden VP nominee Kamala Harris (D-CA) is still at least $1.1 million in debt to vendors for her 2020 Presidential bid.
Pentagon to Announce UFO Sighting Task Force
Two defense officials told CNN that the Pentagon will imminently unveil a new task force specifically investigating military UFO sightings.
Kentucky Boy Receives Diabetic Alert Dog After Close Call
After an emergency at school,Grady Lucas's community has pitched in to buy him a diabetic alert dog.
Florida Teen Refurbishes Computers for Students in Need
Christopher Kilpatrick spent his summer trying to provide working computers to students who cannot otherwise afford them.
Michelle Obama Urges Voters to Vote Early, by Mail
In a Tuesday message from When We All Vote, former first lady Michelle Obama encouraged Americans to vote early and by mail in the name of public safety.
Delta Bans 100 Passengers for Refusal to Wear Masks
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian told NBC's Today that the company has already added 100 travelers to its "no fly list" over refusal to wear masks.
Thousands Expected at South Dakota Motorcycle Rally Despite Coronavirus Concerns
On Friday, roughly 250,000 motorcycle enthusiasts are expected to converge in Sturgis, South Dakota, concerning local officials during the coronavirus pandemic.
De Blasio to New Yorkers Wary of Public Transport over Coronavirus: 'Do Not Buy a Car'
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio addressed constituents' concerns about public transit during the coronavirus pandemic on Thursday -- by telling them not to buy a car.
Massachusetts 'Back the Blue' Rally Sees Record Turnout
Two Massachusetts towns, Wilbraham and Hampden, enjoyed record attendance in support of law enforcement at Thursday's Back the Blue rally.
Meth Lab Discovered in San Francisco Hotel Used as Coronavirus Shelter
San Francisco police officers made two arrests after the discovery of a meth lab inside a hotel designated as a pandemic shelter.
Bill de Blasio Announces Traveler Checkpoints, Fines for Ignoring Quarantine
Visitors to New York City could face up to $10,000 in fines if they choose to ignore the 14-day quarantine order, Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) announced Wednesday.
Poll: Americans Distrust, Blame Biased Media for Political Division
A study released by Gallup and Knight Foundation on Tuesday suggests that Americans are more fed up with the news media than ever.
Trump Campaign Encourages Supporters to Wear Masks: 'We Have Nothing to Lose'
In an e-mail sent by his campaign on Monday, President Donald Trump said wearing masks is "something we should all try to do."
Lawsuit Claims Cost of Protest Gear Violates Seattle Protesters' Civil Rights
A lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court in Seattle alleges that would-be protesters are prevented from demonstrating by the cost of protecting themselves from police.
Parents of 11-Year-Old Who Committed Suicide Believe Social Isolation Contributed
Landon Fuller's parents believe social isolation due to the coronavirus pandemic contributed to the suicidal thoughts leading to his death.
Colorado to Declare Racism a Public Health Crisis
TheColorado Department of Public Health and Environment announced that it would declare racism a public health crisis.
Rescue Pit Bull Mix Becomes First K-9 Officer at Pennsylvania Police Station
Six-year-old pit bull mix "Halo" received her badge on July 14, making her the first rescue K-9 on the Upland Borough force.
Oklahoma Preparing 'Back the Blue' Legislation Supporting Police
Oklahoma lawmakers announced new "Back the Blue" legislation Tuesday to offer increased support to police forces in the state.
Ohio Man Arrested, Accused of Kneeling on Child's Neck in Photo
Clark County is reviewing potential charges against a man who allegedly knelt on a two-year-old child's neck in an image posted to social media on Tuesday.
Florida Residents Frustrated by Mismatched Coronavirus Test Results
As another wave of coronavirus spreads through Florida, flaws in the queue system for coronavirus testing are resulting in errors.
Bill de Blasio's 'Crucial' Coronavirus Hospital Closed After Treating Only 79 Patients
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio pushed for a "crucial" emergency coronavirus hospital that remained open for 33 days before closing.
ABC News Executive Fired for ‘Unacceptable Racially Insensitive Comments’
ABC News Senior Vice President for Talent and Business Barbara Fedida was fired Monday after an investigation into‘unacceptable racially insensitive comments’ with staff.
Body Found in Minneapolis Pawn Shop Burned During Protests
The charred corpse of an as-yet unidentified man was found in the ashes of a pawn shop burned during the recent Minneapolis rioting.
West Virginia, California Communities Rally to Support Police
Parkersburg, West Virginia and Chico, California participated in "Back the Blue" rallies on Saturday.
U.S. CEO Group Calls for National Corporate Mask Mandate
Amid the second wave of the novel coronavirus pandemic,The Business Roundtable called on Friday for every company to require employee and customer masks.
Potential Coronavirus Vaccine Heads to Final Testing
Researchers reported Tuesday that an experimental coronavirus vaccine developed by theNational Institutes of Health and Moderna Inc. is headed for its final stage of testing on July 27.
Australian Dad Saves Son After Shark Pulls Him from Boat
A ten-year-old boy was rescued by his father after a shark pulled him from the boat during a fishing trip on Thursday.
'Jeopardy!' Host Alex Trebek Releases Hopeful Cancer Treatment Update
Alex Trebek released an update regarding his ongoing cancer treatment on Thursday.
Minnesota Man Rescues Injured Bald Eagle on Interstate Highway
Sam Ratuski ran across lanes of incoming highway traffic to rescue an injured bald eagle on Saturday.
North Carolina Deputy Rescues Elderly Woman from Burning Car
Detective Josh Simmons and North Carolina state trooperJustin Stone saved the life of an elderly woman on Tuesday.
George Floyd's Family Files Lawsuit Against Minneapolis, Police
On Wednesday, members of George Floyd's family filed a lawsuit in federal court against the city of Minneapolis, and the four officers involved in his death.
Walmart to Require All U.S. Customers Wear Masks
Walmart announced that all of its U.S. locations will adopt mandatory mask requirements beginning next week.
Online Retailer Zappos to Support Amputees with Single-Shoe Sales
Zappos announced that it is working with six major shoe brands to provide special buying options for disabled customers, starting on Tuesday.
Delaware Community Rallies in Support of Law Enforcement
On Monday, Georgetown, Delaware held a law enforcement appreciation rally to show their gratitude to the officers dedicated to protecting their community.
Korean War Veteran's Widow Receives Roof Upgrade from Charity
The Owens Corning Roof Deployment Project has addedMary Jean Berling to the list of veterans' family members to whom it has ensured shelter.
Colorado Mother Adopts Third Biological Sibling of Her Adopted Children
Katie Page has officially adopted Hannah and Grayson's youngest brother Jackson after discovering he also needed a home.
Six-Year-Old Raises Money to Save Struggling California Zoo
Six-year-old Andy Soulard raised approximately$28,000 for the Oakland Zoo last week, in hopes of keeping its gates open.
NYPD Cop Saves Suicidal Queens Woman During Tropical Storm Fay
New York Police Officer Christopher Blom saved the life of a despairing Queens woman during Friday's violent storm.
Ohio Man Transforms Yard into Trump 2020 Banner
J.R. Majewski of Port Clinton, Ohio, painted his large, oddly shaped yard in support of President Donald Trump's reelection.
Ohio Man with Cerebral Palsy Attacked During May Riots
Columbus Police are calling on the public for help in locating people who participated in an attack on a disabled resident.
Michael Cohen Back in Federal Custody
President Donald Trump's former attorney, Michael Cohen, was returned to federal custody on Thursday after being temporarily released during the coronavirus pandemic.
Chicago Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in Killing of Toddler
A Chicago man was arrested Thursday and charged with beating a 23-month-old boy to death.
Wisconsin Real Estate Developer Beautifies Vacant Lot with Flowers
Sam Meyers decided to add a splash of color to an otherwise vacant property in his corner of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Oregon Car Thieves Crash into One Another
A police chase through Newberg, Oregon, ended abruptly on Monday when one car thief collided with another.
Fauci Downplays Lower Coronavirus Death Rate as 'False Narrative'
Dr. Anthony Fauci said on Tuesday that taking comfort in news of declining coronavirus death rates is a"false narrative" encouraging "complacency."
Chuck Grassley Will Not Attend GOP Convention over Coronavirus Concerns
Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley announced on Monday that he will not attend the Republican National Convention in Jacksonville this August.
Maryland Man Goes from Collecting Trash to Harvard Law School
Maryland trash collector Rehan Staton has traded in his uniform for an acceptance letter to Harvard Law School.
Yahoo Engineer Evades Prison After Hacking 6,000 Accounts in Search of Porn
On Monday, former Yahoo engineer Reyes Daniel Ruiz was sentenced to limited house arrest and probation after violating the privacy of thousands in search of explicit images.
Harvard Graduate Threatens to ‘Stab’ Anyone Who Says ‘All Lives Matter’
Recent Harvard University graduateClaira Janover is complaining of threats against her after she posted a video threatening anyone who told her "all lives matter."
WATCH: Arkansas Restaurant Social Distancing Dispute Turns Violent
The Saltgrass Steak House in Little Rock, Arkansas, was the scene of a fight caught on camera this weekend.
'My Little Pony' Adult Fan Community Grapples with Racism
Some members of the overwhelmingly adult male "My Little Pony" fan community have decided nazi cartoon horses are no longer cool.
North Carolina Police Officers Fired After Violent Racist Conversations
Three members of the Wilmington, North Carolina police department were fired when a routine audit revealed violent, openly racist exchanges.
Texas Brewery Partners with 'Sprinkles' for Father's Day Beer Cupcakes
Spoetzl Brewery and Sprinkles Cupcakes are teaming up for an especially "Dad" confection for Father's Day 2020.
Atlanta Teenager Raises $160,000 for Black-Owned Businesses Hurt During Protests
17-year-old CJ Pearson offered a$10,000 check to the owners of Wilbourn Sisters Designs on Thursday -- one of many businesses he is helping to save.
Pelosi Orders Portrait Removal of Confederate House Speakers
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced on Thursday that she would order the removal of portraits of former House Speakers who worked for the Confederacy.
Los Angeles Advances Proposed $150 Million Police Funding Cut
The Los Angeles City Council’s Budget and Finance Committee unanimously voted to submit proposed police funding cuts to the City Council on Tuesday.
Man Accused of Burning Down Minneapolis Police Station Arrested
A Fox affiliate source says 22-year-old Dylan Robinson has been arrested on Sunday for the alleged burning of a Minneapolis police station.
Ford to Debut 2021 Bronco on O.J. Simpson's Birthday
Delayed due to the novel coronavirus global pandemic, Ford announced it will debut its 2021 Bronco on July 9 -- O.J. Simpson's birthday.
Pharrell Joins Virginia Gov. Northam to Announce 'Juneteenth' State Holiday
Virginia Beach native and Grammy-winning pop superstar Pharrell Williams has teamed with Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam to announce the official declaration of June 19, "Juneteenth,"as a state holiday.