More Americans shoplifting to survive coronavirus pandemic
Americans floundering under the economic strain of the coronavirus pandemic are increasingly turning to shoplifting amidst widespread food shortages.
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US officials have discovered an underground tunnel about the length of five football pitches used to smuggle drugs from Mexico to a warehouse in California.
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In response to the Buffalo massacre, Democrats plan to vote on a bill aimed at combating the threat of white supremacists and other domestic extremist groups.
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In chat logs that appear to be from a Discord server managed by the primary suspect in Saturday’s Buffalo, New York mass shooting, schools and churches were floated as preliminary targets.
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Taliban authorities in Afghanistan dissolved five key departments of the former U.S.-backed government, including the country’s Human Rights Commission, an official said.
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The US has successfully tested a hypersonic weapon, according to the US Air Force.
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The billionaire and former mayor of New York City will fund programs in 10 developing countries.
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This article includes spoilers for “A Bright and Cloudless Morning,” Monday’s season finale of “9-1-1: Lone Star.” After having survived numerous near-death
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Dogs can be trained within weeks to detect a COVID-19 infection, with a degree of accuracy comparable to a nose and throat swab test, according to new research.
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The changes include an expansion of flights to the country and the restarting of a family reunification program.
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The effective date of aNYC law requiring job postings to have salary ranges was delayed, but hat shouldn’t thwart its ultimate implementation.
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Authorities in South Carolina on Monday announced an arrest in the 13-year-old missing person case of teenager Brittanee Drexel, whose remains were discovered
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The Biden administration revises Cuba policy, including reversing restrictions on travel and remittances.
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Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday met with the new president of the United Arab Emirates after leading a US delegation to the UAE to express in-person condolences following the death of the country's president, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
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U.S. border officials encountered 234,088 migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border in the month of April, topping March’s 22-year high of just over 221,000.
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A staffer with Doug Mastriano's Pennsylvania gubernatorial campaign who helped block media access to an event over the weekend was at the U.S.
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Anjul Nigam, one of the producers of "Rust," told the Hollywood Reporter that he is "confident" the film will get finished after the investigation into the fatal on-set shooting concludes.
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Katherine was one of 10 people killed Saturday when a white 18-year-old gunman opened fire at Tops Friendly Market in a racist rampage targeting Black people.
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Less than a year after a white teenager in upstate New York was investigated for making a threatening statement at school, he legally purchased a firearm,
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Fox News personality Tucker Carlson is facing intense scrutiny from extremism experts, media watchdogs and progressive activists who say there is a link
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A grocery store. A hair salon. A church.
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More than 250 fighters were evacuated from the besieged Azovstal complex, after holding out and sheltering civilians for weeks under near-constant Russian bombardment.
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Russia appeared to shrink its already narrowed goals to take the Donbas region, as NATO and its two newest applicants, Sweden and Finland, practiced war games near Russia’s border.
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Britney Spears announced she was pregnant, and then announced a miscarriage. At age 40, miscarriages are more common. But pregnancies shouldn't be hidden.
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Abbott Nutrition has agreed to terms set by the FDA to resume operations at the company's Michigan plant amid a nationwide shortage of baby formula.
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More than 200 Ukrainian soldiers are being evacuated from Azovstal steel plant in the city of Mariupol after weeks of resistance against the Russian invasion.
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Amber Heard explained her decision to publish an opinion-editorial essay in The Washington Post in 2018, which is what prompted Johnny Depp to file the defamation lawsuit. She said, "The only one who thought it was about Johnny was Johnny," and, "It's about what happened to me after Johnny."
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Plus climate’s role in Australia’s upcoming election and a Covid-19 protest at Peking University.
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Two leading Republican Senate hopefuls in Pennsylvania are savaging each other in TV ads over who supported transgender surgery more.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who traveled to Northern Ireland on Monday, also urged a power-sharing government in the wake of Sinn Fein’s victory in legislative elections.
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Russia wanted to build a leaner, more flexible fighting force and eliminate waste, bureaucracy and corruption. But entrenched, Soviet-era practices endure.
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Stephen Curry graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology from Davidson College on Sunday — 13 years after he left the school to enter the NBA.
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Deborah (played by Jean Smart) and Ava (played by Hannah Einbinder) will not be far from the drama they left behind in Sin City.
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Shooting attacks on Asian American businesses in this city's Korean Historic District have left employees fearful, patrons hesitant to return and led to calls
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Charles Gilbert was only a few blocks away from the Buffalo, New York, supermarket when a white 18-year-old opened fire and spread terror among the local Black
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Questions are being asked about red flags raised over a teenage gunman who went on a racist killing spree at a US supermarket.
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Country singer Morgan Wallen returned to the awards show stage at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards Sunday for the first time his racial slur scandal, but some viewers were outraged with the efforts to "un-cancel" him.
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Kaja Kallas, the prime minister, remembers Soviet annexation and repression and sees the same brutality in occupied Ukraine, which she believes is fighting for all of Europe.
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If the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, states in the South that will enact punitive abortion laws are also places where residents may have a harder time voting.
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Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker got married on Sunday, according to a source close to the musician.
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David Chou, 68, is charged with murder and attempted murder for Sunday's shooting a the Geneva Presbyterian Church that killed one and injured five.
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