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"Andre Hill's death is another tragic example of the tendency of police to view Black people as criminal or dangerous," civil rights attorney Ben Crump said.

Huber died Saturday after a battle with a "non-COVID related lung issue," according to a statement from his wife.

A group of Republican Trump supporters, including one Texas congressman, have filed a new lawsuit in a last-ditch attempt to overturn the election results.

Data shows that 94.2 percent of those who voted early in the state's two runoff races voted early in the November election.

She claims they were on a break.

Get ready for the fourth season premiere of "Search Party," which is set to debut on HBO Max in January.

Warner Brothers' decision to stream films on the same day the studio releases them theatrically has put into sharp focus the role, if any, that theaters will play in the years ahead.

"Nashville and the world is never going to forget me," Warner reportedly told his neighbor days before the explosion.

"It's been a horrendous time. Ambulance staff are finding the whole situation very stressful," said one paramedic.

After three men broke into his house on Sunday, a man protected his family with rifle fire.

The news comes a week after Haskins was caught on video breaking the NFL's COVID-19 rules.

"It feels like this president is trying to do as much damage as he can," Frank Luntz said Sunday on Fox News.

"We are seeing turnout rates that are incredible for the state of Georgia," the Democratic activist and organizer said.

"Imagine confusing your rich white lady privilege with diversity," one Twitter user wrote on Sunday, summing up a lot of the feeling that's burbling online.

"I thanked President Trump in person tonight for pardoning me," Stone wrote on Parler.

Across the globe, more than 4.3 million COVID-19 vaccine doses have been given, as coronavirus cases and deaths continue to rise.

Zombies, asteroids, earthquakes, famine and more were mentioned—oh, and the end of the world.

A new survey of dozens of top Wall Street insiders reveals mixed feelings about the next four years.

The arrest is the only incident listed on the Nashville bombing suspect's record.

A push to increase the relief payments from $600 to $2,000 is expected to be backed in the House but its path through the Senate is uncertain.

It's a place that has connections to two other DC Comics characters.

Individuals with $87,000 in annual income and married couples making $174,000 are among those who will not be eligible.

Dr. James Phillips had called the president's drive-by stunt outside the hospital while infected with coronavirus in October "insanity" and "political theater."

"The only thing I'm surrendering to is the Constitution and the will of the people," Representative Adam Kinzinger said in response to Representative Mo Brooks.

AT&T's "mobility network is now operating normally, nearly all home internet and video customers have been restored and our business customers are back online," the company said in a press release.