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WHO Report Concludes COVID-19 Originated in Bats, 'Unlikely' to Be Result of Lab Leak

A joint study from the World Health Organization (WHO) and Chinese scientists on the origins of COVID-19 said it is likely that it originated from bats.
Falling Redwood Tree Kills California Parents, Leaving 5 Children Behind

Falling Redwood Tree Kills California Parents, Leaving 5 Children Behind

California parents of five children tragically died after a giant redwood tree fell on top of their car.
Education Department Cancels Student Loan Debt for Over 40,000 With Disabilities

Education Department Cancels Student Loan Debt for Over 40,000 With Disabilities

Department of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona announced on Monday the relief measures for borrowers with total and permanent disabilities.
4 Cops Charged With Salvadoran Woman's Death in Mexico

4 Mexican Cops Charged With Salvadoran Woman's Death in Mexico

Four police officers involved in the death of a Salvadoran woman in Mexico were charged with probable involvement in femicide.
Jeffrey Epstein's Pal Ghislaine Maxwell Faces 2 New Sex Trafficking Charges

Jeffrey Epstein's Pal Ghislaine Maxwell Faces 2 New Sex Trafficking Charges

Jeffrey Epstein's pal, Ghislaine Maxwell, is now facing two more charges after U.S. prosecutors expanded their criminal case against her on Monday.
Maryland Mom Arrested After Stabbing Toddler Daughter in the Neck With Scissors

Maryland Mom Arrested After Stabbing Toddler Daughter in the Neck With Scissors

A Maryland mom was placed behind bars after stabbing her three-year-old daughter in the neck using a pair of scissors.
Federal Eviction Moratorium Extended Until June, CDC Says

Federal Eviction Moratorium Extended Until June, CDC Says

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Monday the extension of its eviction moratorium until June 30.
Guatemala Issues Emergency Decree To Halt New Migrant Caravan

Guatemala Issues Emergency Decree To Halt New Migrant Caravan

Guatemala's President Alejandro Giammattei on Monday declared a "state of prevention" along the country's border with Honduras.
California Teacher Calls Parents Demanding Schools to Reopen 'White Supremacists'

California Teacher Calls Parents Demanding Schools to Reopen 'White Supremacists'

Damian Harmony, a California teacher, described parents, who are pushing for schools to resume in-person learning, as "white supremacists" and bullies.
Brazil's Foreign, Defense Ministers Resign on Same Day

Brazil's Foreign and Defense Ministers Resign on Same Day

Ernesto Araujo, the foreign minister of Brazil, tendered his resignation after criticism for his perceived diplomatic failures.
Restore Mask Mandates, Biden Tells States Amid New COVID Spike

Restore Mask Mandates, Biden Tells States Amid New COVID Spike

President Joe Biden is urging governors and other local leaders to maintain or reimpose the implementation of mask mandates.
San Diego Comic-Con 2022 COVID-19 Guidelines: Here’s Everything You Need To Know

San Diego Comic-Con May Happen on Thanksgiving Weekend and Fans Are Not Happy About It

The organization made an announcement regarding their ‘Special Edition’ decision late Saturday night. But after placing the in-person convention over the Thanksgiving weekend, the organization received harsh backlash from talent, fans, and even the press.
Feds Arrest Armed Colorado Man After 'Boulder Massacre' Remark

Feds Arrest Armed Colorado Man After 'Boulder Massacre' Remark

Federal agents arrested an agitated and heavily armed Colorado man after he made a remark about the "Boulder massacre."
Royal Family Snubs Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's Offer To Help Search for 'Diversity Czar'

Royal Family Snubs Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's Offer To Help Search for 'Diversity Czar'

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have offered to help Buckingham Palace on how to become a more diverse and inclusive workplace, but it has been met with silence.
Republican Senator Says Border Crisis Could Be Solved if Trump Immigration Policies Reinstated

Republican Senator Says Border Crisis Could Be Solved if Trump Immigration Policies Reinstated

Republican Sen. John Kennedy said that southern border crisis could be fixed if U.S. President Joe Biden were to reestablish the immigration policies from the Trump administration.
White House Now Officially Called It the 'Biden-Harris Administration'

Biden Admin No More as White House Now Officially Called It the 'Biden-Harris Administration'

The White House now listed the "Biden-Harris Administration" on its website, breaking tradition of calling the administration with the president's name alone.

President Joe Biden Will Back New COVID Relief Bill Focused on Recovery

President Joe Biden pushes another COVID relief bill that will target specific demographics. The Democrats, meanwhile, propose a separate bill on infrastructures.
Asylum Seekers Enter US As Biden Ends "Remain In Mexico" Policy

Biden Seeks Volunteers to Help Curb Migrant Crisis, Post-Pandemic Passports Also Being Developed

The federal Office of Personnel Management is hoping that volunteers from other agencies can assist the Customs and Border Protection and the Office of Refugee Resettlement in dealing with the surge in unaccompanied minors.
Derek Chauvin Trial Moves Forward, Video of George Floyd's Final Moments to Be Played

Derek Chauvin Trial Moves Forward, Video of George Floyd's Final Moments to Be Played

The trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who is charged with George Floyd's death, moves forward with opening arguments on Monday.
Mexico's COVID-19 Death Toll Becomes the World's 2nd Highest After Data Revision

Mexico's COVID-19 Death Toll Becomes the World's 2nd Highest After Data Revision

The latest revision of the Mexican health ministry on the country's COVID-19 death toll has placed Mexico as the second with the highest COVID deaths globally.