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- + New York governor faces new allegations that threaten his political future—• NYT: 2nd ex-aide accuses Cuomo of sexual harassment
- + 'SNL' has 'Dr. Fauci' helping people get vaccinated—SNL's Kate McKinnon as Dr. Anthony Fauci, helping Americans trying to get the coronavirus vaccine.
- + Man accused of Molotov cocktail fires—A 37-year-old Connecticut man allegedly used a Molotov cocktail to start a fire at an ambulance facility and was also connected to other arson fires t...
- + Cassidy on Trump and the GOP: 'If we idolize one person, we will lose'—GOP Sen. Bill Cassidy said Sunday that he believes if the Republican Party focuses on former President Donald Trump to win back seats in 2022 and the ...
- + Psaki: 'More effective ways' to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for Khashoggi's murder—• The Khashoggi report, annotated • Biden doesn't penalize crown prince despite promise to punish senior Saudi leaders
- + Biden wants to reopen schools. Here's why that's so hard to do—Millions of students across the US are still out of the classroom after nearly a year, fueling a heated debate among school districts, teachers and pa...
- + As one Virginia school district prepares to reopen, educators and families balance Covid precautions and normal instruction—Rose Moore stands in front of a classroom, training a teacher about technology and safety for in-person learning.
- + At least 18 people killed during Myanmar protests, UN says—At least 18 people were killed and more than 30 injured in Myanmar on Sunday as police and military forces "confronted peaceful demonstrations," the U...
- + GOP senator: If we continue to idolize one person, we will lose—Republican Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy tells CNN's Dana Bash that the GOP should focus on courting new voters and pushing successful policies in the n...
- + DOJ charges man who allegedly sprayed chemicals at cops in Capitol riot—The Justice Department has charged a Texas man who was allegedly caught on video attacking a dozen police officers with a chemical spray during the Ca...
- + China created a story of the pandemic. These people revealed details Beijing left out—
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- + How to watch the show tonight—The Golden Globes will unofficially kickoff Hollywood's award season on Sunday, but the event will look a little different this year due to the Covid-...
- + Psaki: 'More effective ways' to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for Khashoggi's murder than sanctioning crown prince—• The Khashoggi report, annotated • Biden doesn't penalize crown prince despite promise to punish senior Saudi leaders
- + Dr. Fauci on US case count: This is what history tells us—Dr. Anthony Fauci cautioned against relaxing pandemic restrictions throughout the US even though Covid-19 cases have plateaued, citing how premature r...
- + New Yorkers rally against wave of anti-Asian hate —Noel Quintana said he was slashed across the face.
- + Instead of condemning the idea of physical defiance, White evangelical Republicans embrace it—For obvious reasons, President Joe Biden made the coronavirus pandemic his first legislative priority. Polling shows wide public support for his $1.9 ...
- + Analysis: White evangelicals' dominance of the GOP has turned it into the party of resistance —For obvious reasons, President Joe Biden made the coronavirus pandemic his first legislative priority. Polling shows wide public support for his $1.9 ...
- + Russia launches satellite to monitor climate in Arctic—Russia launched its space satellite Arktika-M on Sunday on a mission to monitor the climate and environment in the Arctic amid a push by the Kremlin t...
- + $3 gasoline could be around the corner—OPEC and Russia's unprecedented production cuts last spring lifted oil prices out of a death spiral. Nearly a year later, the group is under pressure ...
- + Families want change after neglect in Canadian care homes proved deadly—The harrowing details of how so many Canadian seniors were left neglected and alone in long term care homes during the pandemic are an agony to accept...
- + Apple had a blowout quarter in China. But can its success there continue?—Apple blew through its December quarter record for sales in China when it reported earnings last month.
- + Opinion: Biden's tricky tango with Congress—"There are men of character in the U.S. Congress, both House and Senate. There are women of character, too. But the evidence for 'character' needs to ...
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- + She lost everything after winning the visa lottery. Now, she wants another chance—Belqees Al-Doais, a young mother from Yemen, won the 2017 US diversity visa lottery. Then, Trump's travel ban dashed her dreams of moving to America. ...
- + Elsa and Olaf? Characters from the movie 'Frozen' could serve as hurricane names this season—We are three months from the start of hurricane season -- though the official start date may come earlier this year because hurricanes have occurred o...
- + A civil rights hero's posthumous memoir a guidebook for today's activists—Standing on the steps of a courthouse, the Rev. Cordy Tindell "C.T." Vivian pleaded for the right of every person to vote with "verbal jabs" when a sh...
- + 7 dead in bloodiest day of Myanmar protests—Myanmar police shot dead at least seven protesters Sunday and wounded several others in the deadliest day since the military seized power on February ...
- + It's the US' deadliest avalanche season in years. Experts say Covid is partially to blame—The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the US economy, health care system and schools.
- + Astronauts Kate Rubins and Victor Glover go outside the space station—It's a nice day for a spacewalk.
- + US calls for withdrawal of Eritrean forces in Ethiopia following investigation into massacre—US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called Saturday for the withdrawal of Eritrean and Ethiopian regional forces from the Tigray region of Ethiopia a...
- + Analysis: Why the very conservative bloc is so important to Trump—Poll of the week: A new Granite State Poll from the University of New Hampshire finds that 58% of New Hampshire Republicans probably or definitely wan...
- + US Soccer scraps anthem-kneeling policy—United States Soccer on Saturday voted to end a ban on players kneeling during the national anthem, something they have done to protest racial inequal...
- + They shared what was happening at the start of the pandemic. A year on, many have paid a heavy price.—
- + 3 officers were hurt in an explosion in Wichita—Three Wichita, Kansas, police officers were injured in a possible explosion Saturday while responding to a call at a vacant home, authorities said. ...
- + Experts say the new vaccine will help bring US a step closer to normalcy—• How Johnson & Johnson's vaccine differs from the others • Where the stimulus bill stands, and what comes next
- + Purple Heart left at thrift store is returned to the family of a deceased veteran—When Teresa Ferrin found a Purple Heart at the Phoenix thrift store where she works, she knew it had to be important to somebody.
- + 2 injured in a 30-vehicle pileup in Montana—Two people suffered critical injuries in a 30-vehicle pileup outside of Billings, Montana, on Saturday
- + Find out which countries are welcoming US tourists back—Once one of the world's most powerful travel documents, the might of the United States passport has been diminished during the pandemic. With US Covid...
- + Biden's chief of staff emerges as a force—Unusually visible, involved in practically everything, and free in sharing his opinions on what has become the new administration's must-follow Twitte...
- + Biden's chief of staff emerges as a force behind the scenes—Unusually visible, involved in practically everything, and free in sharing his opinions on what has become the new administration's must-follow Twitte...
- + Ron Klain emerges as a force behind the scenes -- and on Twitter—Unusually visible, involved in practically everything, and free in sharing his opinions on what has become the new administration's must-follow Twitte...
- + 2024 GOP prospects seek breakout moments at CPAC—A slew of ambitious Republicans eyeing bids for the party's 2024 nomination used the two days ahead of former President Donald Trump's appearance at t...
- + Ambitious Republicans are using CPAC to begin staking their own claims as the eventual leaders of the movement built around former President Trump—A slew of ambitious Republicans eyeing bids for the party's 2024 nomination used the two days ahead of former President Donald Trump's appearance at t...
- + GOP governor insulted Dr. Fauci. See how CPAC crowd responded—Gov. Kristi Noem (R-SD) received a standing ovation from CPAC attendees for her remarks about South Dakota's handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Dr....
- + How the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is different—• Experts say the new vaccine will help bring US a step closer to normalcy • Fauci: 'I would take whatever vaccine would be available to me' • Where t...
- + CPAC speakers make false claims about the election, the Capitol attack and The Muppets—The Conservative Political Action Conference began Friday with a series of false claims about the 2020 election.
- + Potato Head holds a gender lesson for Congress—You know times are a-changing when a famous toy spud is getting an upgrade—and for a very 21st-century reason.
- + Warren Buffett admits to a rare 'mistake'—The Oracle of Omaha said he made a mistake.
- + 'Disgusting': Trump ally Roger Stone attacks journalist's question—CNN's Donie O'Sullivan reports on Trump ally Roger Stone's welcome at the Conservative Political Action Conference, and his response to questions abou...
- + On Trump's taxes, here's where it gets interesting—Few things are certain in life, other than death -- and that Donald Trump's tax returns would inevitably be released.
- + Peppa Pig is getting her own theme park—Peppa Pig is looking to hog some of the Florida sunshine enjoyed by Mickey Mouse and Harry Potter.
- + Satellite images reveal damage caused by Biden administration's first military strike—
- + Manufacturing CEO: Before Biden, it felt like we were fighting the pandemic alone—A former Republican operative who now leads one of the nation's most powerful business groups is praising President Joe Biden's efforts to defeat the ...
- + What's behind Biden's release of Khashoggi report—Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman approved an operation that led to journalist Jamal Khashoggi's brutal assassination in 2018, according...
- + Obama and Springsteen's podcast reveals a key problem—If you had any doubts that podcasting had gone from fashionable to fully mainstream, you need look no further than the latest Spotify original, "Reneg...
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- + What Australia's new law might mean for the news you see in the future—Facebook has turned the news back on.
- + Dr. Gupta examines 'promising' drug that may help Covid-19 effects —CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta speaks to a father participating in a trial examining how Fluvoxamine, an antidepressant, affects Covid-19 patients after being...
- + What Biden's bombs spell out for Iran—In a single stroke on Thursday, President Joe Biden did far more than destroy a few support facilities for Iranian-backed Syrian militias. Unlike his ...
- + Why not everyone is happy with Italy's €1 homes bonanza—Dozens of towns in Italy have been selling abandoned dwellings for a song, sparking a new kind of gold rush as enthusiastic buyers from all over the w...
- + Production veteran on how to put together a show during a pandemic—In the 30 years Melissa Trueblood has worked in production, she's seen it all -- even if she claims she doesn't have the coolest stories. But 2021 ha...
- + What's new in the chicken sandwich wars —January was huge for the fried chicken sandwich wars, but February was somehow even bigger.
- + For Black runners, every stride comes with a fear they can't outrun—Every time Roy Oduor laces up his bright red sneakers for a run in his Kansas neighborhood, he goes through a checklist of precautions. ...
- + These Trump supporters are convinced he will be president again on March 4—Donald Trump lost the presidential election. But some of his supporters have bought into a conspiracy theory that says Trump will be president again o...
- + Opinion: Trump has CPAC, but Biden has kryptonite—President Joe Biden should just ignore Donald Trump upon his return to Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend, where the former preside...
- + CNN's Andrew Kaczynski and wife on mourning the loss of their daughter Francesca—Anderson talks with Andrew Kaczynski of CNN's "KFile" and his wife to talk about the loss of their beloved daughter Francesca and their fight for fund...
- + CNN's Andrew Kaczynski and wife on mourning the loss of their daughter—Anderson talks with Andrew Kaczynski of CNN's "KFile" and his wife to talk about the loss of their beloved daughter Francesca and their fight for fund...
- + He lost his father to Covid-19. He's still hesitant to get the vaccine—In 2014, Flint, Michigan switched its water source, causing a crisis that resulted in several deaths and myriad health problems. Now, a strong sense o...
- + 'Why should I trust you now?' Flint residents grapple with vaccine hesitancy—In 2014, Flint, Michigan switched its water source, causing a crisis that resulted in several deaths and myriad health problems. Now, a strong sense o...
- + A movie that takes place in Arkansas is vying for best foreign-language film. Here's why that's controversial—Monica Yi stares at a rickety trailer in the middle of an empty field in rural Arkansas. "What is this place?" the stunned wife asks her husband. ...
- + Opinion: Without a global vaccine plan, coronavirus variants could lead to untold number of deaths—Even though the US death toll stemming from the coronavirus is declining and the Biden administration is putting the pedal to the metal with vaccinati...
- + 'WandaVision' episodes debut in the middle of the night. Here's why.—Every Friday, groggy Marvel fans either wake up early or stay up late to follow along with the weekly adventures of streaming's favorite couple: witch...
- + Remember when Jane Fonda revolutionized exercise in a leotard and leg warmers?—Remember when Jane Fonda became the queen of 1980s at-home exercise?
- + What you should watch before the Golden Globes—We're only two months into the new year, and everything is still just as strange as 2020.
- + I'm pregnant... should I get the Covid-19 vaccine?—There's enough to worry about during a pregnancy, even without a pandemic. As the vaccine rollout continues, there's still concern over its impact on ...
- + Traumatized and tired, nurses are quitting due to the pandemic—Nursing was more than a career to Rachel Ellsworth. She says she was "called" to the work.
- + Fireball lights up skies across Canada and US—There have been more than 400 reports of sightings, according to the American Meteor Society.
- + Woman plunges into frozen pool to save her dog—A dog owner in Tennessee wasted no time jumping into a frozen pool to save her dog, Sid, who was stuck under a sheet of ice.
- + This dark postscript to US's role in Nazi defeat —Last weekend, the United States deported Friedrich Karl Berger, an ex-Nazi concentration camp guard. The deportation was seen as a triumph of justice....
- + This 45,500-year-old cave painting may be the world's oldest story—Archaeologists think they've discovered the oldest evidence of a story in a 45,500-year-old cave painting of pigs. How we tell stories has evolved sin...
- + This 15-year-old was the original Rosa Parks—Meet Claudette Colvin, a Civil Rights hero you've probably never heard of. In 1955, she was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a bus -- 9 mo...
- + 40 useful products for anyone obsessed with meal prepping—
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