The victims in a weekend shooting at a central El Paso home have been identified, both were lawyers who worked for the Texas Attorney General's Office. - All news |
- The victims in a weekend shooting at a central El Paso home have been identified, both were lawyers who worked for the Texas Attorney General's Office.
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- Father sues the city of Fort Worth and former police officer for shooting death of Atatiana Jefferson
- AP Sources: FBI is investigating Texas attorney general
- U.S. surpasses 250,000 Covid-19 deaths
- Judge orders US to stop expelling children who cross border
- Trump ousts Homeland Security cyber chief Chris Krebs, who called election secure
- Covid-19: US ambassador Scott Brown used private jet to avoid hotel quarantine
- Amazon sellers fined for price gouging hand sanitizer amid coronavirus pandemic
- Woman who cost parents custody of their children headed to prison
- Covid vaccine that is 95-percent effective partially funded by Dolly Parton
- US Master Chef Junior star dies at age 14 from rare cancer
- 300-person wedding in Washington state leads to at least 17 coronavirus cases
- Harvey Weinstein being ‘closely monitored’ in prison after falling ill
- California woman wields stun gun while accusing family of 'acting like Black people' in 'white neighborhood'
- COVID-19: Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine now 95% effective and will be submitted for authorisation 'within days'
- Rapper Lil Wayne charged with federal gun offense in Florida
- Dr. Anthony Fauci recommends 'uniform wearing of masks'
- Pennsylvania Supreme Court rejects Trump campaign claim of problems with ballot observers
- 7 charged with stealing millions in Covid relief, spending it on Lamborghini and Porsche
- Former Kaysville bishop of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to be sentenced Wednesday after admitting guilt to child pornography charge
- 1,707 coronavirus deaths were reported in 1 day. That's the highest daily death toll in 6 months
- Wisconsin police officer who killed 3 people since 2015 resigns
- Police Chief Who Backed Charges Against Lawmaker During Protests Is Fired
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