Elon Musk reinstated former President Donald Trump’s Twitter account Saturday night after a nearly two-year ban, spurring mixed reactions.
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Raleigh Christmas parade crash leaves child dead after float hits dance troupe
The driver of a truck pulling a float in a Christmas parade in Raleigh, North Carolina, said he’d lost control and couldn’t stop, local media reported
Abuse of migrant workers at Qatar World Cup stadiums continues despite reforms, report says
Migrant workers constructing stadiums for the upcoming FIFA World Cup are enduring labor exploitation despite reforms in Qatar, a new report finds.
2 killed, 6 injured in shooting at St. Louis high school; suspect killed by police, authorities say
Three people were dead, including the gunman, and at least six others injured after a shooting at a high school in St. Louis on Monday, police said.
People die summitting 14,000-foot mountain peaks. These climbers do it anyway.
Despite the risks and recent deaths, climbing peaks of 14,000 feet – known as 14ers – has exploded in popularity. Why do they do it?
How a missing foot in Borneo is upending what we’ve known about human history
A discovery in a remote limestone cave in Borneo suggests humans successfully amputated a limb more than 20,000 years earlier than previously known.
Grief lingers, outrage builds in Highland Park after July 4th parade shooting
One month since the mass shooting in Highland Park, Illinois, many residents reeling from the attack are turning their anger into activism.
‘Goose bumps’: After historic $1.3B Mega Millions lotto win, dozens flock to lucky Illinois gas station
Days after a mystery winner struck the $1.3B Mega Millions jackpot, dozens of Illinois residents flocked to this lucky suburban Chicago Speedway.
The NRA helped make it hard to study gun violence for decades. Now the floodgates are open.
What actually reduces gun violence? The NRA helped make it hard to study for decades. Now these studies are getting federal funding to seek solutions.
Fourth of July parade shooting leaves another community traumatized – and transformed
Like many others before them, residents of Highland Park are embarking on the long journey of reckoning with the aftermath of a mass shooting.