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Southern Baptists Meet Amid Controversy Over Leaked Letters
Despite claiming 14 million members, the Southern Baptist denomination has been in decline for 14 years.
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Shop Owner's Plea As CA Reopens: 'I need Customers'
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Supreme Court Defers Harvard Case On Race In College Admission
Justices will not hear an appeal claiming that Harvard discriminates against Asian-American applicants.
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Man Convicted Of Insider Amazon Trading Gets 2-Year Sentence
The man admitted to using inside information from his wife about Amazon to trade the company's stock.
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$15M Awarded Over Eggs, Embryos Ruined At CA Fertility Clinic
A 2018 tank failure at the fertility center destroyed about 3,500 frozen eggs and embryos.
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US Will Restore $1B For California's Troubled Bullet Train
The U.S. Department of Transportation finalized settlement negotiations to restore the money for the high-speed rail project.
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California Appeals Court Ruling Upending Assault Weapons Ban
“We need to call this federal judge out. He will continue to do damage, mark my word,”Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
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DOJ Seeks Internal Probe On Seizure Of Democrats' Data
The data seizure suggests "the weaponization of law enforcement by a corrupt president." Senate Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff said.
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Pulitzers Honor Coronavirus Pandemic, U.S. Protest Coverage
Darnella Frazier, the teenager who filmed George Floyd's killing in Minneapolis, received a special Pulitzer citation.
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J&J Vaccine Doses To Be Released, But Many Will Be Tossed
The FDA has extended the expiration date on millions of doses of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine by an extra six weeks.
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Racial Tensions Simmer As Southern Baptists Hold Key Meeting
The election of a new president and a debate about critical race theory could motivate prominent Black pastors to leave the denomination.
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Law Enforcement Struggles To Recruit Since Killing Of Floyd
One year after former Officer Chauvin killed Floyd, police departments are seeing increases in retirements without recruits to replace them.
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Crime Leads Voter Concerns As NYC Mayoral Primary Approaches
Crime could be a major consideration as New Yorkers go to the polls.
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For Love Of Birds: Backyard Sleuths Boost Scientists' Work
The pandemic that put much of normal life on pause turned many families into citizen scientists studying wildlife in their own back yards.
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Prison Break: 29 Inmates Escape Federal Lockups In 18 Months
Nearly half of the prisoners who've broken out of federal lockups over the past 18 months are still at large.
Seattle, WA|News|
Washington's 'Joints For Jabs' Vaccine Program Off To Rocky Start
It was designed as an innovative way to promote COVID-19 vaccinations, but the new “joints for jabs” program is off to a rough beginning.
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Medicare Copays For New Alzheimer's Drug Could Reach $11,500
If just 500,000 Medicare recipients are prescribed Aduhelm, it would cost the program nearly $29 billion a year.
Novi, MI|News|
Schembechler Son, Players Say Michigan Coach Knew Of Abuse
The legendary coach turned a blind eye to the abuse of student-athletes and his own son, three people said Thursday.
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'For The Culture': The Moment Arrives For 'In The Heights'
"In the Heights" opens Friday.
Plymouth, MA|News|
Archaeologists Dig Hilltop Over Plymouth Rock One Last Time
The site was the first cemetery used by the Pilgrims after they arrived from England in 1620 and was a Wampanoag before that.
