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NYPD Uses Drones To Watch Weekend Backyard Parties, Spurring Concern
Outdoor party goers in New York City this weekend may notice an uninvited guest looming over their festivities: a police surveillance drone.
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Employers Add 187,000 Jobs In August; Labor Market Remains Resilient
The Federal Reserve wants to see hiring decelerate because strong demand for workers tends to inflate wages and feed inflation.
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U.S. Regulators May Change How They Classify Marijuana: What To Know
Rescheduling pot would not legalize it nationwide, but it would have some impact, particularly on research and on pot business taxes.
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Rising Employer-Employee Tensions Put Labor Back In Labor Day
An emboldened labor movement has created an environment closer to the era from which Labor Day was born.
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More Gun Dealers Would Have To Check Backgrounds Under Proposed Rule
Aimed at those in the business of gun sales, rather than people with personal collections, the rule could affect up to 328,000 sellers.
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Oprah Winfrey, Dwayne Johnson Launch $10M Fund For Maui Residents
The People's Fund of Maui will give $1,200 a month to adults who are not able to return to their primary residences because of wildfires.
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Constitution's Insurrection Clause Cited In Moves To Block Trump's Run
The 14th Amendment bars from office anyone who took oath to uphold Constitution, then "engaged" in "insurrection or rebellion" against it.
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Senate GOP Leader Mitchell McConnell Medically Cleared To Resume Work
McConnell, 81, appeared to freeze up for about 30 seconds during a news conference Wednesday, almost a month after a similar incident.
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Trial Ordered In Shooting Of Black KC Teen Who Went To Wrong House
White homeowner Andrew Lester is charged with first-degree assault and armed criminal action in the case that shocked the country.
Peoria, IL|News|
5 Shot And Wounded, 2 Critically, In Peoria
Police said 29 gunshots were fired, wounding 5 people, all adult or juvenile males.
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Trump To NY AG: I Saved America From Nuclear War
Trump also testified, referring to his financial statements: "You're supposed to pay no credence to what we say whatsoever."
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Q2 Economic Growth Revised Down To A 2.1% Annual Rate
"Lower growth and weaker increases in prices are good news for the Federal Reserve,'' said Eugenio Aleman, chief economist at Raymond James.
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Kansas Reporter Files Federal Lawsuit Against Cop Who Raided Paper
Reporter says the police chief violated her constitutional rights when he snatched her personal cellphone out of her hands during the raid.
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Mitch McConnell Appears To Freeze Up Again, This Time At KY Event
The latest incident adds to the questions in recent months about the 81-year-old Senate minority leader's health.
New York City, NY|News|
NY Working Class Turns To Nonprofit Funds As Strike Stretches On
"They are losing their homes. They're losing their cars and trucks," Bob Beitcher said. "It's pretty awful."
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Feds Infiltrate Massive Malware Network Behind SoCal Attack
The malware network impacted one in 10 corporate networks and was responsible for about 30% of attacks globally this year.
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Math Problem: Kids Are Still Behind. How Can Schools Catch Them Up?
On average, students' math knowledge is about half a school year behind where it should be, according to education analysts.
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Clean Water Protections Weakened As Supreme Court Curtails Feds' Power
The Biden administration weakened regulations protecting millions of acres of wetlands Tuesday, saying the Supreme Court left no choice.
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Native Nations On Climate Change Front Lines Share Knowledge
Tribes suffer some of the most severe impacts of climate change in the United States but often have the fewest resources to respond.
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Titanic Expedition Planned; U.S. Fights It, Calling Wreck A Grave Site
Court battle hinges on U.S. law and a pact with Great Britain to treat the sunken Titanic as a memorial to more than 1,500 people who died.
