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California Officials Evict Homeless Activists After Illegally Occupying Vacant Homes

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) has evicted a group of activists who illegally occupied vacant homes.
Frontline Essential Workers, People Over 75 Next in Line for Vaccine – CDC Panel

CDC Advisers to Decide Next Week on Who Gets COVID-19 Vaccine First

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advisers had called an emergency meeting for Tuesday to discuss who should be the first to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
COVID-19 Pandemic Pushes Debate Over Driver's Licenses for Undocumented Workers

COVID-19 Pandemic Pushes Debate Over Driver's Licenses for Undocumented Workers

Essential workers kept food supplies moving from farms to supermarkets and took care of the elderly in nursing homes. However, thousands of them are undocumented immigrants who choose to risk driving without a license to keep their jobs.
Hispanic and Latino Americans Are More Likely to Have Type 2 Diabetes: CDC

Hispanic and Latino Americans Are More Likely to Have Type 2 Diabetes: CDC

Hispanic and Latino Americans are more likely to have diabetes than non-Hispanic whites, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study.

Trump Says Biden Must Prove His Votes Are Not 'Fraudulent' Before He Can Enter White House

President Donald Trump said Friday that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden could only enter the White House as president if he could prove that the millions of votes he received in the election were not illegally obtained.

Republican David Valadao Wins Congressional Race in California

Republican David Valadao has snatched the House seat from Democratic Rep. TJ Cox in California's 21st Congressional District, reclaiming the seat he lost two years ago.

Trump Camp Loses Appeal on Election Disputes in Pennsylvania

A federal appeals court threw out a lawsuit filed by the Trump campaign over Pennsylvania's voting procedures on Friday.
Santiago Potes: First Latino DACA Recipient to Receive Prestigious Rhodes Scholarship

Santiago Potes: First Latino DACA Recipient to Receive Prestigious Rhodes Scholarship

Santiago Potes is the first Latino student who became a DACA recipient to win the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.
Dr. Anthony Fauci

Experts Warn Thanksgiving Could be Start of Dark Holiday Season Amid COVID-19 Surge

Health experts across the country, including the top infectious and disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci, warned that Thanksgiving could be the start of a darker holiday season for most Americans.
Inmates

Hundreds of Prisoners Staged "War-Like" Riot in Arizona Prison, Officials Deny Using Force

Hundreds of inmates staged a riot inside the Arizona prison. The correction officers claimed they used non-lethal munitions to gain compliance.
Joe Biden

President-Elect Joe Biden's Plans on Economy, Stimulus Check After Inauguration

Joe Biden has many top priorities as he enters the White House in January. Part of his plans is to address the stimulus package and to lay down his economic plan in the first few months of his administration.
Trump Says He'll Leave Office If Biden's Electoral Win Certified, but Admits Conceding Is 'Very Hard'

Trump Says He'll Leave Office If Biden's Electoral Win Certified, but Admits Conceding Is 'Very Hard'

President Donald Trump said Thursday that he would respect the Electoral College votes and concede if those votes go to Democrat Joe Biden.

Trump Says COVID-19 Vaccine Deliveries to Begin Next Week

President Donald Trump told U.S. troops on Thursday that the coronavirus vaccine's delivery would begin next week.

How Do Trump, Biden Celebrate Thanksgiving This Year?

Thanksgiving this year look a bit different for both President Donald Trump and former vice president Joe Biden.
5 Federal Prisoners With Heinous Crimes Set to be Executed Before Inauguration

5 Federal Prisoners With Heinous Crimes Set to be Executed Before Inauguration

The Department of Justice has already set a schedule to execute five federal prisoners before Joe Biden's inauguration in January.
Mads Mikkelsen to Replace Johnny Depp's role as Grindelwald in 'Fantastic Beasts'

Mads Mikkelsen to Replace Johnny Depp's role as Grindelwald in 'Fantastic Beasts'

Mads Mikkelsen officially takes over Johnny Depp's role as the villainous Dark Wizard Gellert Grindelwald in the forthcoming third installment of "Fantastic Beast."
Prime Minister Scott Morrison Announces Deal With AstraZeneca To Supply Potential COVID-19 Vaccine

Manufacturing Error in AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Raises Questions About Safety

COVID-19 Vaccine manufacturer and developer acknowledged on Wednesday that there were some errors in giving shots to the participants during the last stage trial.
Meghan Markle Reveals She Had a Miscarriage in July, Sparks Heartless Reactions

Meghan Markle Reveals She Had a Miscarriage in July, Sparks Heartless Reactions

Meghan Markle wrote an emotional piece for the New York Times revealing that she suffered a miscarriage in July this year.

Pennsylvania Judge Orders Halt on Election Result Certification Amid Mail-In Vote Fight

President Donald Trump's legal fight over the Nov. 3 election has scored a win on Wednesday following a Pennsylvania judge's decision.
DEA Seized 35 Million Cash, Ammo, Drugs From Suspected Mexican Cartel Members

DEA Seized $35 Million Cash, Ammo, Drugs From Suspected Mexican Cartel Members

United States agents arrested three Mexican nationals on Tuesday after seizing a stockpile of cash, drugs, and ammunition.
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