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By Kevin Liptak, CNN President Joe Biden grew visibly irritated Friday when questioned about the state of Afghanistan, where a formal withdrawal is nearly complete, and a major US air base was officially handed over even as US generals warn of a looming civil war. “I want to talk about happy things,” Biden said as
Continue ReadingAmerica’s labor market is still far from being back to normal – down 6.8 million jobs compared with February 2020. CNN’s Christine Romans reports.
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Dew points are starting to fall a bit this morning as the atmosphere slowly dries out. Moisture is still gradually moving eastward. Daytime highs will top out near 110 for the next several days, and humidity values should be slightly lower than they were all week. This means you should be able to use evaporative
Continue ReadingBy Web Staff Click here for updates on this story MONESSEN, Pennsylvania (WTAE) — A man was found dead Thursday morning after he apparently fell into a storm drain near his home in Monessen. The family of 60-year-old Kevin Davis told Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 reporter Jim Madalinsky he was on a walk overnight when
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CNN’s Rebekah Riess and Travis Nichols One person is in custody after a rabbi was stabbed near a Jewish day school in Boston’s Brighton neighborhood on Thursday afternoon. Boston Police confirmed the stabbing incident at the intersection of Chestnut Hill Avenue and Washington Street, in the Brighton section of Boston. Shaloh House School Executive Director
Continue ReadingBy Ari Hait Click here for updates on this story FORT PIERCE, Florida (WPBF) — Louis Trout celebrated his 65th birthday on Tuesday. On Wednesday, he almost lost his life. The Coast Guard rescued Trout and his friend, Corey Cline, from the Atlantic Ocean late Wednesday night. They also rescued Cline’s dog, Captain Roo. “He
Continue ReadingUS hammer thrower Gwen Berry has responded to criticism over turning away from the flag while on the podium at the US Olympic trials, saying she “never said that I hated the country.”
Continue ReadingBy Don Lemon and Sana Noor Haq US athlete Gwen Berry says she is still thinking about how potentially to mark the moment if she were to reach the podium at the Tokyo OIympics given her history of protesting at major track and field events. Last month, after qualifying for her second Games, hammer thrower
Continue ReadingBy Tre Ward Click here for updates on this story ARBUTUS, Maryland (WBAL) — A former baseball coach was arrested on second-degree rape and sex abuse of a minor charges, Baltimore County police said. While the suspect was arrested, investigators said the case is far from closed as they say there could be more victims.
Continue ReadingBy Kate Sullivan, CNN President Joe Biden on Friday touted America’s economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic after the US added 850,000 jobs in June. “This is historic progress. Pulling our economy out of the worst crisis in 100 years. Driven in part by our dramatic progress in vaccinating our nation and beating back the
Continue ReadingBy Brittany Hope Click here for updates on this story SACRAMENTO, California (KCRA) — “You’re looking out and you’re seeing a view that you think you would recognize because you’ve been on planes before,” Domina Stamas told KCRA 3. “But the lights were smaller. Everything seemed smaller.” Seeing the Earth from 43,000 feet in the
Continue ReadingBy Ariane de Vogue, CNN Supreme Court Reporter Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch on Friday said the Supreme Court should revisit the breadth of the landmark First Amendment decision in New York Times v. Sullivan and explore how it applies to social media and technology companies. That 1964 ruling created a higher bar for
Continue ReadingBy Erin Coogan Click here for updates on this story WAIKIKI, Hawaii (KITV) — From the posing of picture to the gleeful giggles, it’s hard to imagine closed doors to the Waikiki Aquarium. Last year, on March 18, the lights went dark, and the facility was no longer able to take in visitors because of
Continue ReadingBy Donald Judd The White House released the results of an independent review commission on sexual assault in the military Friday, announcing a series of recommendations aimed at combating military sexual assault and moving prosecution of assaults outside the chain of command, in what one senior administration official called “a monumental pivot in how the
Continue ReadingBy Moira Ritter, CNN Business Didi’s stock tumbled Friday after China’s Cyberspace Administration suspended the registration of new users from the company. The suspension comes just two days after China’s largest ride-hailing service, which forced Uber out of mainland China five years ago, went public on the NYSE in the biggest US share offering by
Continue ReadingBy DAVID BAKER Click here for updates on this story PHOENIX, Arizona (KPHO) — The Phoenix heat was too much for a brother and sister who tried to hike up Camelback Mountain on Thursday. Crews said the pair started their trek around 10 a.m. on the Echo Canyon Trail. But by mid-afternoon, they couldn’t go
Continue ReadingJulia Buckley, CNN It’s one of Europe’s most beautiful countries with an immense amount of heritage: world famous cities, spectacular landscapes and a top notch railway system to get around. Italy is already a dream destination — but now there are plans to make the rail experience a little more dreamier, with plans being drawn
Continue ReadingBy Stephanie Baumer Click here for updates on this story EDWARDSVILLE, Illinois (KMOV) — The search is on for a girl believed to have been taken from an Edwardsville home by her noncustodial biological mother. According to Edwardsville police, officers were called to a home in the 200 block of W. Union around 4 a.m.
Continue ReadingBy Web Staff Click here for updates on this story ST. LOUIS, Missouri (KMOV) — Kerry Obert says there’s no care or control within the St. Louis County’s Animal Care and Control Center (ACC). “Your job is to control animals and now mine is gone,” she said. Her dog Harley was sent to Animal Control
Continue ReadingBy Lisa Respers France, CNN Sadly, Bobby Brown and Keith Sweat couldn’t make it last forever Thursday night, but they kept the audience enthralled for every little step during their Verzuz. The R&B legends were the latest to use their respective catalogs to “battle,” this time as part of the virtual Essence Festival of Culture.
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