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No Indictment For Doctor Accused Of COVID-19 Vaccine Theft
A grand jury on Wednesday declined to indict a former Houstonarea health department doctor who was accused of stealing nine doses of coronavirus vaccine from a damaged vial and administering them to family and friends.
Israeli Govt, Settlers Reach Deal Over West Bank Outpost
Jewish settlers have agreed to quit an outpost that has become a flashpoint for clashes with Palestinians who also claim the land, officials said, under a deal aimed at addressing an awkward political test for the new Israeli government.
Newspaper Gunman Was Calm, Quiet, Even Joked After Arrest
The man who killed five people at a Maryland newspaper was calm, cooperative, did not seem confused and joked about an erroneous media report following his arrest during an interrogation, police testified Wednesday at a trial to determine whether Jarrod R...
Fauci Warns of 'Two Americas' Amid Vaccine Divide, Covid Spike Due to Delta Variant
But spikes in coronavirus cases are 'entirely avoidable, entirely preventable' with vaccination, said Fauci.
'Great Crisis, Grave Consequences': Top North Korean Officials Sacked After 'Crucial' Covid-19 Incident
Analysts said the latest development was a clear indication there had been infections in the isolated country, which is under international sanctions for its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes.
Russian Shot At Border Gets Time Served For Illegal Reentry
A Russian immigrant who once staged a monthlong hunger strike at an Arizona detention center and was shot months later during a struggle with a federal agent near the Mexican border was sentenced Tuesday to time served for illegally reentering the United...
NJ Attorney General Gurbir Grewal Stepping Down To Join SEC
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal, the nation's first Sikh state attorney general, is resigning to join the Securities and Exchange Commission, the agency and Gov. Phil Murphy said Tuesday.
Judge Dismisses FTC Antitrust Lawsuits Against Facebook
A federal judge on Monday dismissed antitrust lawsuits brought against Facebook by the Federal Trade Commission and a coalition of state attorneys general, dealing a significant blow to attempts by regulators to rein in tech giants.
Nicaragua's Police Spread Fear With Arrests, Raids
It was around 10:30 p.m. on a Sunday night when journalist Vernica Chvez heard a loud noise as she put her son to bed. She looked out to see her husband Miguel Mora frantically trying to open the door to their home as members of Nicaraguas police tried to...
Delayed Doses of AstraZeneca Vaccine Help Boost Immunity, Says Study
An interval of up to 45 weeks between the first and second dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine led to an enhanced immune response, rather than compromising immunity, the study said.
Racial Motivation Being Probed In Shooting Of 2 Black People
Authorities are investigating whether a man who killed two people in the Boston suburb of Winthrop targeted the victims because they were Black after officials found troubling white supremacist rhetoric in the gunman's handwriting, a prosecutor said Sunda...
George Floyd: The Murder That Led to the Biggest Black Lives Matter Revolt in US
Long awaited, the judgment was welcomed by Floyd family's lawyer as 'historic' while several people marched over the city following the order.
Vetoed Arizona Sex Education Bill Heading Back To Governor
The Republicancontrolled Legislature on Friday sent a contentious sex education bill that was previously vetoed by Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey back to his desk after it was stripped of language he objected to that would have prevented young children from bein...
Officer Asks McCarthy To Denounce GOP Remarks On Jan. 6 Riot
A police officer who was injured in the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection confronted House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy in a meeting on Friday, asking him to publicly denounce statements by GOP members who have voted against honoring police and downplayed t...
Afghan Leader Says Biden Didn't Press Him On US Captive
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said Friday that his government would do what it can to help secure the release of an American contractor abducted more than a year ago, though he said President Joe Biden didn't press him on the matter during a White House m...
Floyd Girlfriend Seeks 'EvEning Of Nonviolence' In Minnesota
George Floyd's girlfriend called for an evening of nonviolence Friday in Minneapolis after a judge sentenced former police Officer Derek Chauvin to 22 1/2 years in prison for Floyd's murder.