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- Louisville police tell protesters to use sidewalks then call unlawful assembly when that doesn't happen
- Berkeley set to become 1st US city to ban junk food in grocery store checkout aisles
- White supremacist killed in shootout with California deputies
- Couple Who Kept Woman Locked in Room, Abused Her Sentenced to House Arrest, Probation
- Amid suicide and threats to their language, ethnic Mongolians in Australia cautiously speak out
- Buncombe, NC lawsuit: After jail employee reported sexual assault by supervisor, she was told to ‘resign or transfer’
- NASA astronaut plans to cast her ballot from space station
- Louisville police major relieved of command after reportedly insulting protesters in email to other officers
- Penguin found dead on beach after swallowing face mask
- Ohio woman tased after she refused to leave a middle school football game for not wearing a mask
- New York Supreme Court judge orders judicial review of Eric Garner case
- Oregon Gov. Brown to declare emergency in Portland as Proud Boys rally approaches
- Ex-NOPD lieutenant charged with stealing nearly $330,000 from a Catholic church
- Maryland man sentenced to year in jail for parties that violated coronavirus orders
- 'Killer whales attacked my yacht for 45 minutes'
- UN: Israel demolished or seized 22 Palestinian structures in two weeks displacing 50 people and affecting 200 others
- Kentucky lawmaker, sponsor of 'Breonna's Law,' back on protest line after arrest
- Harley-Davidson to shut sales and manufacturing operations in India
- Mushrooms linked to salmonella outbreaks in 10 states
- Gov. DeSantis lifts all COVID-19 restrictions on Florida restaurants
- Canadian man who claimed to be IS killer charged with lying about terrorism
- Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper charged with rape
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