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Month: September 2021

FBI releases first 9/11 document after Biden order

CNN By Evan Perez, CNN Justice Correspondent The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Saturday released the first of what is expected to be several documents related to its investigation of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and suspected Saudi government support for the hijackers, following an executive order by President Joe Biden. The newly declassified document, which

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Former US President Donald Trump speaks to supporters during a rally at the Lorain County Fairgrounds on June 26 in Wellington

Most Republicans want Trump as the GOP’s leader but are divided about whether he’d help them retake the White House

CNN By Ariel Edwards-Levy and Jennifer Agiesta, CNN Most Republicans want former President Donald Trump to remain their party’s leader, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS. But differing views about Trump’s role in the party — and his strength as a future presidential nominee — highlight divides within the GOP. Republicans and

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A Kentucky man says he paid Covid-19 no attention. Now he has it and he wants you to know it’s no joke

CNN By Miguel Marquez and Bonney Kapp, CNN Billy Couch didn’t think much about Covid-19 until he got it and it sent him to the hospital. The unvaccinated 42-year-old has been at Appalachian Regional Healthcare’s largest facility in Hazard, Kentucky, for 19 days now, struggling to breathe. “Don’t mess around ’cause this ain’t a joke.

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Nurse Carolyn Eddington said the virus is detroying her town.

A Kentucky man says he paid Covid-19 no attention. Now he has it and he wants you to know it’s no joke

By Miguel Marquez and Bonney Kapp, CNN Billy Couch didn’t think much about Covid-19 until he got it and it sent him to the hospital. The unvaccinated 42-year-old has been at Appalachian Regional Healthcare’s largest facility in Hazard, Kentucky, for 19 days now, struggling to breathe. “Don’t mess around ’cause this ain’t a joke. This

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Burnt debris seen on the road side in the town of Greenville after being decimated by the Dixie fire which has grown to over 500

After losing their home to a blaze, they found refuge in a small California town. Then, a fire swept through

By Christina Maxouris, CNN For many of its residents, Greenville was a safe haven. A community of fewer than 1,000 people in California’s Indian Valley, Greenville was such an idyllic mountain town it was the place where people wanted to rebuild their lives. That’s what Joan Carter and her husband, Dan, hoped to do, after their

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