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A California man killed his wife, then placed her body on a sofa in front of their kids as they were opening Christmas presents, a prosecutor said Monday.

The consumer goods company Unilever announced Tuesday that it would drop the word “normal” from its labeling and advertising for beauty products.

A top aide to President Joe Biden described the coronavirus as “the best thing that ever happened to him,” according to a recently released book.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, a Republican, will sign a bill keeping girls’ and women’s sports to biological females only.

A 17-year-old from Florida found his forever home with a 60-year-old couple in Connecticut after a recent Zoom adoption ceremony made the family ties official.

A St. Louis man is accused of killing his estranged wife and two children before abducting their one-year-old, leaving the infant with family, and taking his own life.

New York City high schools are set to reopen on March 22 after months of distance learning, officials announced Monday.

A California boy is being hailed as a hero after he summoned his nurse mother who saved his sister from drowning in the family pool.

A 19-year-old homeless woman was found dead and wrapped in plastic Saturday in an abandoned warehouse in New York City, according to police.

Former President Donald Trump said Saturday he would campaign against Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) in 2022 when she is due for reelection.

An officer averted a major tragedy Thursday when a 12-year-old boy fell through the ice on the Wisconsin River and the officer rescued him.

A Philadelphia woman is accused of stealing and crashing a car with a two-year-old inside early Saturday morning, according to authorities.

Colorado Oil and Gas is celebrating the jacket company The North Face by giving it the “extraordinary customer award” for its use of petroleum in making its products.

At least 20 people died and 30 others were wounded in a suicide car bombing outside of a restaurant near the port in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu, late Friday night, emergency officials and police said.

A TV journalist was robbed of his camera at gunpoint while he was reporting on car thefts in the San Francisco area, authorities said.

A group of supporters of former President Donald Trump were spotted waving flags and holding signs on California Highway 24’s overpass and have been meeting there consistently twice a week, even after the election.

A serial killer who was infamous for raping and strangling at least seven women was found strangled to death himself in a California state prison, officials announced Wednesday.

A Florida man found guilty of severing his wife’s lover’s penis after tying him up received a 20-year prison sentence.

A high-ranking Philadelphia union leader was arrested by federal agents Wednesday morning and is being accused of extortion.

Alamo Drafthouse, the popular dine-in theater chain based in Austin, Texas, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and announced the closure of three of its locations.

Tampa’s annual “Gasparilla” parade is canceled for 2021, but that is not stopping Cliff Gephart and others from launching their own boat parade dubbed “Trumparilla.”

A third high-ranking Michigan official has been paid off in exchange for resigning and signing a confidentiality clause, a report revealed.

Two Massachusetts police officers rescued an 89-year-old woman from a burning building and are now being praised for their courageous actions.

An accidental home fire left a Texas family with nearly nothing salvaged from inside their home but could bounce back thanks to the surrounding community.

Denver, Colorado, prosecutors charged a 14-year-old boy with first-degree murder Monday after he was accused of fatally shooting a Colorado woman in her SUV in February.

Social media users slammed CNN anchor Chris Cuomo for his hypocrisy on Monday after telling his viewers he cannot report on his brother’s sexual harassment allegations, even though Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) appeared on his show last year during the peak of the pandemic.

Minneapolis has done away with plans to pay social media influencers to share information about the upcoming trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin in connection with George Floyd’s death.

Democrat New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio ripped Democrat New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to shreds for the apology the governor issued as he faces a sexual harassment scandal.

A bill to rename “Jefferson Davis Highway” on U.S. Route 1 to “Emancipation Highway” passed the Virginia Senate Thursday in a 30-9 vote.

A seven-year-old girl from Alabama selling lemonade has raised more than $250,000 through her stand to pay for her much-needed brain surgeries.

A North Carolina woman suffered “serious life-threatening injuries” after she attempted to exit a moving vehicle and dance next to it, causing her to be dragged nearly 1,200 feet.

An anonymous man who identified himself as the “COVID Bandit” gave each employee at a Denver, Colorado, steakhouse $200.

A regular customer at a tavern in Broomfield, Colorado, was feeling generous Friday night and wanted to celebrate a merger at work, so he paid for everyone’s tab and left a $5,000 tip.

Rep. Jared Golden (D-ME) criticized the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill the House passed early Saturday morning, saying the legislative process should have been more bipartisan.

A 94-year-old New York couple is looking towards a bright and happy wedded future once they receive their coronavirus vaccines.

The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday that would allow the state to put the brakes on the power of President Joe Biden’s executive orders there.