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Donald Trump’s rhetoric causing foreign students to decline enrollment, education group says

A new report found a recent decline of international students going to school in the United States has lost the U.S. economy more than $11.8 billion.

November 20, 2019

Patrick W. Carlineo pleads guilty for threatening to ‘put a bullet’ in Ilhan Omar’s skull

A man who threatened to "put a bullet" in Rep. Ilhan Omar plead guilty Monday to threatening to kill the Minnesota Democrat.

November 20, 2019

Breaking Badly: Arkansas chemistry professors arrested for allegedly making meth

Two Arkansas chemistry professors were placed under arrest Friday for allegedly using an Arkansas University to make meth.

November 19, 2019

Arizona sheriff’s deputy who pinned down teenage quadruple amputee placed on leave

An Arizona sheriff's deputy who was seen in a video released last week tackling and holding down a black 15-year-old quadruple amputee has been put on administrative leave.

November 19, 2019

Las Vegas shooting victim dies of injuries; autopsy to determine if she’s the 59th fatality

A California woman who was severely injured in the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting died Friday, possibly making her the 59th victim of the attack depending on the final autopsy report.

November 19, 2019

Vegan sues Burger King claiming meatless Impossible Whopper cooked next to beef burgers

A man sued Burger King Monday claiming the fast-food restaurant cooked its new meatless Impossible Whopper alongside meat products.

November 19, 2019

‘Meth. We’re on it.’ — South Dakota officials say new anti-meth slogan a success for turning heads

South Dakota's new anti-meth slogan -- "Meth. We're on it." -- has captured attention this week, and according to the governor, that was the idea.

November 19, 2019

Bill de Blasio slams Michael Bloomberg’s apologies for stop-and-frisk policy

Current New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio blasted Sunday the timing of his predecessor, Mayor Michael Bloomberg's, apology for a "stop-and-frisk" law that disproportionately affected minority community.

November 18, 2019

Disney+ accounts hacked hours into streaming service’s launch: Report

Hours into the launch of The Walt Disney Company's new personal streaming service, Disney+, users reported hackers stealing their accounts are offering them for free or are selling them for $3 to $11.

November 18, 2019

Joe Biden: I won’t legalize marijuana; there’s not ‘enough evidence’ it isn’t a ‘gateway drug’

Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, a Democratic White House hopeful, said Saturday he will not federally legalize marijuana if he becomes president because there isn't "enough evidence" against it being a "gateway drug."

November 18, 2019

Ariz. officer under fire for wrestling black, teenage quadruple amputee to the ground

An Arizona police officer is under investigation after a video that went viral this week showed him tackle a 15-year-old, black quadruple amputee.

November 15, 2019

Cigarette smoking among U.S. adults plummets to record low: CDC report

The number of American adults who regularly smoke cigarettes has fallen to a record low, according to a Centers for Disease Control report published Thursday.

November 15, 2019

Apple removing vaping apps from store amid health concerns

Apple has announced it will remove vaping related apps from its app store after 42 people have died from vaping illnesses, according to the Center for Disease Control.

November 15, 2019

Wisc. county becomes a Second Amendment sanctuary: ‘We like our guns’

A Wisconsin county declared itself a Second Amendment sanctuary this week, sending a message to "keep your hands off our guns."

November 15, 2019

Ohio House passes bill to protect students’ religious expression in school

The Ohio House Wednesday passed a bill that would allow students to get answers scientifically wrong if they cited their religious beliefs as reasoning.

November 14, 2019

Facebook reports removing millions of posts for hate speech, child exploitation violations

Facebook announced Wednesday it has removed millions of posts that violated its hate speech and child exploitation guidelines, marking an increase in posts removed as the company faces scrutiny for what content it allows.

November 14, 2019

Minn. school apologizes after throwing out students’ food over outstanding lunch debt

A Minnesota school district apologized this week after a video went viral showing cafeteria workers throwing out student's hot meals because they had lunch debt with the school.

November 14, 2019

HOA tells Texas family to take down Christmas decorations because it’s too soon

A Texas family was shocked when their homeowners' association sent them a letter recently telling them to take down their holiday decorations because they were put out too soon.

November 14, 2019

University of Florida student body president facing impeachment for bringing Trump Jr. to campus

As the presidential impeachment inquiry in Washington opens public hearings Wednesday, another Trump-related impeachment saga is beginning to roil the campus of the University of Florida.

November 13, 2019

Shooting victims sue Gilroy Garlic Festival organizers over inadequate security

Five victims of the mass shooting at July's Gilroy Garlic Festival have filed a lawsuit against organizers of the event, saying the venue's "woefully deficient" security was the reason the festival was targeted.

November 13, 2019