A Georgia restaurant is standing by its 'No Vax, No Service' rule despite 'threats of violence,' owner says
A Georgia restaurant has been receiving "threats" after announcing "No Vax, No service" policy.
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Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson responds to DeSantis' row with Disney, says it's 'not the role of government' to punish a business you disagree with
Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson spoke out about the feud between Disney and Ron DeSantis.
Police brace for protests by erecting barricades and closing streets as all eyes are on New York ahead of Trump's arraignment. Here's what we know so far.
Authorities are bracing for Trump's arrival ahead of his historic arraignment.
The lawmaker who proposed a bill banning chemicals found in food like Skittles says it's 'shocking' that the US is 'so far behind' the rest of the world
California Assemblyman Jesse Gabriel said the purpose of AB418 is to force manufacturers to tweak recipes.
The 30 deadliest mass shootings in modern US history include Monterey Park and Uvalde
Orlando, Florida, at the Pulse nightclub in 2016: 49 dead, at least 50 injured This Monday, July 11, 2016 photo shows a makeshift memorial outside the Pulse nightclub, a month after the mass shooting in Orlando, Fla. Before Las Vegas, the deadliest mass shooting in US history was the 2016 shooting at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando. The gunman killed 49 people and wounded at least 50 before Orlando police killed him. As the club was hosting a "Latin Night," many of the victims were Latino. Dur
The US had 647 mass shootings in 2022. Here's the full list.
More than 44,000 people died due to gun violence overall in 2022, according to the Gun Violence Archive.
An Oregon family opted to take a multi-day road trip from Florida and spent over $4,000 after Southwest canceled their flight during the holidays
Lisa Chapman and her family learned about the Southwest cancellations while on a 10-day cruise.
Biden calls deadly shooting at LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs a 'senseless attack' that 'happens far too often': 'Get weapons of war off America's streets'
Police said at least five people were killed, and many others were injured from the attack at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
As Biden's student loan relief program hangs in legal limbo, advocates are calling for a complete pause on repayments 'until the debt is actually cleared from people's accounts'
The demands come after a federal judge ruled Biden's relief program unconstitutional.Now, many are concerned as payments are set to resume in the coming months.
Her daughter's alleged killer was on the US Marshals Service's 'Most Wanted' list. But this mother helped authorities track and catch him in El Salvador.
Josephine Wentzel used her detective skills to track down her daughter's alleged killer. Now she has a foundation to help families like hers.
'Her rep is shot': Influencer suing NYPD for $30 million after her photo was placed on a wanted poster for a crime she did not commit
The NYPD poster, which said Eva Lopez was wanted for grand larceny, included a photo taken from her social media page.
Vice President Harris expressed concern that the Taliban is not providing 'appropriate treatment' to Afghan women and girls
• Vice president Kamala Harris said she is concerned about treatment of Afghan women and girls under Taliban rule.
• Speaking on CBS's "Face the Nation," she said she is worried the militant group has not provided "appropriate treatment" to females.
• Since the Taliban resumed power in August, the regime has placed several restrictions on women and girls.
Vice President Kamala Harris said on Sunday that she is concerned about the welfare of Afghan women and girls living under the rule of the T
A Virginia couple was heartbroken after they lost their 10-year-old daughter to COVID-19. They quickly pulled their youngest child from school and got him vaccinated.
Teresa Sperry, a fifth grader, died after contracting COVID-19.
South Africa health minister calls travel bans on country amid Omicron variant fears 'unjustified': report
His comments come amid the detection of a new coronavirus variant, labeled "Omicron" by health officials.
A map shows the timeline of Gabby Petito's disappearance during her cross-country road trip with Brian Laundrie
Gabby Petito was reported missing September 11. Her boyfriend returned from their road trip without her.
US veterans who served in Afghanistan are left disappointed and heartbroken by Taliban takeover: 'I almost feel the same anger I felt on 9/11 all over again'
Vets said that political leaders failed them and Afghan allies.
'It's like a bomb blew up': Doctors in Texas grapple with treating COVID patients in hospitals where ICU beds are in the single digits
Doctors working in the Texas capital opened up about their experience working in hospitals overwhelmed with patients.
A judge told a Capitol riot suspect to get rid of his guns. The feds say he bought 34 more.
Prosecutors say he bought 34 guns, and had a partly built pipe bomb at his house.
Kamala Harris says Chauvin verdict 'will not heal the pain that existed for generations'
Chauvin, a former Minneapolis police officer, was found guilty of murdering George Floyd.
Violent rioters of the US Capitol attack would be 'good candidates' for the federal no-fly list, expert says
An aviation expert said that if the rioters are considered a national threat, it shouldn't be "controversial" to say they deserved a place on the confidential federal no-fly list.
Photos show the most memorable moments of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris's historic inauguration
Photos show the best and defining moments of the 59th inauguration.
All 4 Democratic congresswomen of 'The Squad' are heading back to Congress — and with backup
The four women of color lawmakers were elected in the 2018 midterm elections.
Activists worry Trump's visit to Kenosha will only 'distract away from the healing' in the aftermath of Jacob Blake shooting and unrest
Organizers said they're concerned his appearance in their city may stir the pot and lead to more chaos.
'It's about time!': Howard University students and alumni react to Kamala Harris becoming the first HBCU alum on a major-party ticket
This announcement makes Harris the first alumna from a historically Black college or university to appear on a major-party ticket.
