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"That Violates Our Policy," Minneapolis Police Chief Says During Chauvin Trial

The Minneapolis police chief has testified on Monday during former police Derek Chauvin's trial on the killing of George Floyd.
Joe Biden Sworn In As 46th President Of The United States At U.S. Capitol Inauguration Ceremony

Hunter Biden Convinced Father To Release Approval Statement Over Affair With Brother's Widow, Hallie

After having an affair with his brother Beau’s widow, Hallie Biden, Hunter Biden convinced his father Joe in early 2017 to release a statement about approval with his new relationship in order to cover it and it would not ‘seem wrong.’
First Confirmed Indian COVID Variant Discovered in California

First Confirmed Indian COVID Variant Discovered in California

At least one case of the new Indian COVID variant was detected in Northern California, according to researchers at Stanford University.
Migrants Deportations, Arrests Dwindled Under Biden's Presidency

Migrants Deportations, Arrests Dwindled Under Biden's Presidency

Since U.S. President Joe Biden took office, federal immigration officials have noted a sharp decline in arrests and deportations of illegal immigrants. This is after the new administration rearranges migration enforcement in the U.S.
1 Dead, 5 Injured in Alabama Park Shooting on Easter

1 Dead, 5 Injured in Alabama Park Shooting on Easter

A shooting at a packed park in Birmingham, Alabama on Easter Sunday took the life of a 32-year-old woman and hospitalized five other people.
President Biden Departs White House For Easter Weekend At Camp David

Biden Emphasizes Vaccination Means Doing Moral Obligation on Easter Message

Adjusting to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the White House released an Easter video of United States President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden on Sunday. Biden emphasized on his Easter message that Americans should treat the ongoing vaccination as a ‘moral obligation.’
Utah Man Kills Girlfriend Before Shooting Himself After Long Police Standoff

Utah Man Kills Ex-Girlfriend Before Shooting Himself After Long Police Standoff

A Utah man killed his ex-girlfriend and had a long standoff with the police on Saturday before shooting himself. He was critically wounded during the incident.
Sen. John Barrasso Says He Was Told to Delete Photos From Border Facilities

Sen. John Barrasso Says He Was Told to Delete Photos From Border Facilities

Senator John Barrasso said on Sunday that Republican senators were instructed by officials to delete the photos they took inside migrant facilities.
U.S. Shuts Secret Guantanamo Prison Unit, Moves Prisoners

U.S. Shuts Secret Guantanamo Prison Unit in Cuba, Moves Prisoners

The U.S. government has closed one of the most clandestine Guantanamo prison units after it had fallen into disrepair.
$500,000 Face Mask Innovation Challenge Launched by the Biden Admin

$500,000 Face Mask Innovation Challenge Launched by the Biden Admin

The Biden administration has launched a $500,000 contest to find the next generation of a protective face mask.

Asian Woman Dies After Being Caught in a Stabbing Incident in California

An Asian woman from California died after being fatally stabbed while walking her dogs. The suspect was a homeless woman.
Florida Announces State of Emergency After Toxic Wastewater Leak, Leading Hundreds To Evacuate

Florida Announces State of Emergency After Toxic Wastewater Leak, Leading Hundreds To Evacuate

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced a state of emergency after the toxic wastewater leak discovered in Tampa Bay.

Amazon Apologizes to Rep. Pocan Acknowledging their "Drivers Peeing in Bottle"

Amazon apologized to Representative Pocan after rebutting his criticisms regarding the company's workplace.

Father Grieves His California Kid's Death Due to a Recent Shooting in Orange County

The suspect in the recent shooting in Orange County killed four victims, including a California kid trying to protect his mother.
Mexican Drug Cartels Use TikTok to Smuggle Migrants, Recruit Them for Crimes, Abbott Says

Mexican Drug Cartels Use TikTok to Smuggle Migrants, Recruit Them for Crimes, Abbott Says

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said Mexican drug cartels are using social media apps, such as TikTok, to recruit more people to work in their smuggling operations.
Number of Migrants Apprehended at U.S.-Mexico Border Reaches 15-Year High

Number of Migrants Apprehended at U.S.-Mexico Border Reaches 15-Year High

The U.S. law enforcement agents encountered more than 171,000 migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border in March, the highest number in 15 years.
Capitol Attack Suspect Noah Green Speaks About Government 'Mind Control'

Capitol Attack Suspect Noah Green: A 'Nation of Islam' Follower Who Spoke About Gov’t 'Mind Control'

The United States Capitol was locked down on Friday after a knife-wielding suspect identified as Noah Green rammed his car into two police officers.
Inside An Auckland Methaphetamine Lab

Mexican Cartel Smuggles More Than 1100 Pounds of Meth to Miami

The truck loaded with concrete arrived in Miami on March 20, however, based on the court documents, the truck was carrying concrete tiles filled with methamphetamine, which Comparan-Bedolla allegedly broke open as they retrieve the drugs weighing, 200 kilograms or around 441 pounds.

FDA Authorizes Rapid COVID Tests That Delivers Results Within 10-15 Minutes

FDA granted authorization to two COVID tests that can be administered at home. The said tests can reveal the results in 10-15 minutes.

U.S. Authorities Release Migrants from Mexico Border Without Paperwork

U.S. authorities are releasing migrants from the Mexico border without paperwork, a movement that eases the uptick of migrants in the facilities.
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