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Body Camera Video Shows Maryland Officers Berating 5-year-old Boy
The video released on Friday by the Montgomery County Police Department shows one of the officers repeatedly screaming at the crying child
This Country Only Has About 500 Doctors for 9 Million People. Now it's Dealing With Covid outbreak
Onlookers warn the crisis could worsen next week as people in the predominantly Christian nation travel home for Easter.
After China and EU, Japan to Issue Digital Vaccine Passport: Report
The health certificate can be managed on an app, allowing the carrier to present the proof of vaccination when boarding a plane or checking in to a hotel.
French Covid-19 Patient Numbers Rise Again, Adding to Pressure For New Lockdown
France had 4,791 ICU patients being treated for COVID-19, up from 4,766 on Friday, health ministry data showed.
Joe Biden Invites 40 World Leaders Including PM Modi to Global Climate Summit
Joe Biden kept his campaign pledge to rejoin the Paris climate agreement on his first day in the White House, after Trump pulled out of the deal.
North Korea Says Biden Administration Took Wrong First Step Over Latest Missile Test
North Korea on Friday claimed it had launched a new type of tactical short-range ballistic
LSU Coach Accused Of Ignoring Sexual Harassment Complaint
A 74yearold woman told state lawmakers Friday that she spoke directly to Louisiana State University football coach Ed Orgeron about sexual harassment she endured in 2017 from one of his star players, adding he did nothing to reprimand the running back.
Tech Company Founder Gets 8 Years In Prison For Stock Fraud
Whether Daniel Boices idea for a company was any good is debatable he billed it as a sort of Uber for private investigators called Trustify but his timing was impeccable.
Feds Arrest Armed Colorado Man After Remark About Boulder
An Iowa gun store refused to sell a semiautomatic rifle to a heavily armed and agitated Colorado man who said he was surprised his friends didnt suspect he was the Boulder mass shooter, according to federal court documents released Friday.
Ukraine: 4 Soldiers Dead In Mortar Attack In Country's East
Ukraines military said four of its soldiers were killed Friday during a mortar attack in the eastern region where its forces have been fighting Russianbacked separatists since 2014.
Vermont Man Charged With Smuggling Marijuana From Canada
A Vermont man is facing charges of smuggling 272 pounds (123 kilograms) marijuana into the United States from Canada, court documents say.
Feds Seek End To Dredging Limits That Protect Sea Turtles
The federal government is close to undoing a policy that for 30 years has protected rare sea turtles from being mangled and killed by machines used to suck sediments from shipping channels in four Southern states.
Kentucky Court Sides With Student Paper In Records Dispute
Kentucky's Supreme Court sided with a student newspaper Thursday in a longrunning open records dispute with the state's flagship university over the release of documents pertaining to a sexual misconduct investigation involving a former campus professor.
High Court Mulls Police Power To Enter Homes Without Warrant
The Supreme Court on Wednesday weighed when police can enter homes without a warrant, with the justices making up scenarios involving elderly neighbors, a cat in a tree, a maskless social gathering and even a Van Gogh painting to help them resolve the cas...
Yilmaz Nets Hat Trick As Turkey Beat Netherlands 4-2
Veteran striker Burak Yilmaz scored a hat trick as Turkey stunned the Netherlands 42 on Wednesday in the opening game of European World Cup qualifying.
Paranoid, Bullied at School, Martial Arts Fan: What We Know About the Colorado Shooter
Alissa was armed with an AR-15 military-style assault rifle, US media reported, a weapon often used in mass shootings.
