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Famous birthdays for June 8: Gabby Giffords, Kathy Baker
Former Rep. Gabby Giffords turns 50 and actor Kathy Baker turns 70, among the famous birthdays for June 8.
Denver police bans chokeholds, requires body-cameras in response to protests
The Denver Police Department has announced changes to its use of force policy, including the banning of all chokeholds, following departments in several cities doing likewise amid nationwide protests.
Trump withdraws National Guard from D.C., de Blasio lifts NYC curfew
President Donald Trump ordered the National Guard to withdraw from Washington, D.C. and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio lifted a curfew in the city amid ongoing nationwide protests.
Ex-Atlanta Falcons DE John Zook dies at 72
Former Atlanta Falcons defensive end John Zook, who starred alongside Hall of Famer Claude Humphrey, has died after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was 72.
Kevin Harvick dominates at Atlanta Motor Speedway for second win of season
Kevin Harvick cruised to his second win of the season in Sunday's Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Minneapolis City Council majority announces plan to disband police department
A veto-proof majority of the Minneapolis City Council announced a plan to defund the city's police department on Sunday.
L.A. County coronavirus cases near 64,000 amid protests and reopenings
County officials anticipate an increase in coronavirus cases because of both the protests and the reopening of businesses and other establishments.
"Countdown 1945": Building the first atomic bomb
Fox News' Chris Wallace discusses his book, "Countdown 1945: The Extraordinary Story of the Atomic Bomb and the 116 Days That Changed the World," which chronicles the efforts of President...
Second City names black interim executive producer as part of diversity pledge
The Second City improv theater troupe in Chicago has announced its commitment to diverse hiring practices in the wake of widespread protests condemning racism and demanding social justice.
Prince's estate releases late artist's note about 'intolerance' for his birthday
Prince's estate posted on Instagram a photo of a handwritten note the late music icon had penned denouncing intolerance.
Trump withdraws National Guard from D.C., de Blasio lifts NYC curfew
President Donald Trump ordered the National Guard to withdraw from Washington, D.C. and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio lifted a curfew in the city amid ongoing nationwide protests.
Trump withdraws National Guard from D.C., de Blasio lifts NYC curfew
President Donald Trump ordered the National Guard to withdraw from Washington, D.C. and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio lifted a curfew in the city amid ongoing nationwide protests.
Ontario records 415 new cases of COVID-19, with more than half from reporting delay
Ontario's health ministry reported 415 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, bringing the cumulative provincial total to 30,617.
Banksy unveils artwork, calls for reforms to 'failed system'
Anonymous street artist Banksy posted on Instagram photos of his latest work and a message supporting those fighting what he calls "a failed system."
Season Interrupted: Norco's Taylor Shorter has improved by leaps and bounds
Former gymnast Taylor Shorter turned to hurdles at Norco and admits she had no idea what she was doing when she first started.
Give your brain a workout with these unique number puzzles
There's more than one solution to these head-scratchers. (PopSci/)We know you are bored at home right now—we are too. Here are some puzzles and brainteasers to challenge your family and friends with, either...
Column One: Postal Service controversy? COVID-19? Nothing can stop this letter carrier
The U.S. Postal Service has faced many challenges since its inception. Coronavirus puts new stress on the institution, currently in Trump's crosshairs.
Bike lanes installed on urgent basis across Canada during COVID-19 pandemic
Cities across Canada are extending their bike lane networks as an emergency response to COVID-19. For all the health and environmental benefits associated with pedalling a bike instead of hitting...
5 green infrastructure projects engineers recommend to boost COVID-19 economic recovery
With more than two million jobs lost across Canada because of the coronavirus pandemic, more stimulus from the federal government to get the economy moving again is expected. Here are...
Ignore Trump's hypocritical vote-by-mail rants. Protecting voters from coronavirus won't lead to fraud
California Republicans are fighting Gov. Gavin Newsom's order to send all registered voters mail ballots for the Nov. 3 election.
How AI and smartwatches can help us cope with COVID-19
Researchers in Nova Scotia and other parts of the country are adapting their unique technical skills to try to help society deal with some problems brought on by COVID-19.
Here's what different provinces, territories are planning for COVID-19 reopenings
Provinces have been releasing plans for easing restrictions that were put in place to limit the spread of COVID-19. Here is what some of the provinces have announced so far
Lifetime cancels 'Abby's Virtual Dance Off' after Abby Lee Miller allegations
Lifetime is not going ahead with its planned competition series, "Abby's Virtual Dance Off."
Brazil threatens to follow U.S. pullout of WHO amid pandemic
Brazil has threatened to leave the World Health Organization over alleged bias as the South American country recorded the the second-highest number of cases of the coronavirus.
Season Interrupted: Nausica Gaither built something big at El Camino Real
Unfulfilled by basketball, Nausica Gaither helped build Woodland Hills El Camino Real High into a City Section lacrosse powerhouse.
Joe Biden has enough delegates to secure Democratic nomination, projections show
Former Vice President Joe Biden has enough delegates to officially become the Democratic presidential nominee, projections Saturday showed.
Students posted racist remarks online. These Granada Hills high schoolers are taking action
Anti-black online hate speech prompted students at Granada Hills Charter High School to speak out against racism.
Canada has an army of volunteers ready to help fight COVID-19 — so why aren't we using them?
Thousands of Canadians have volunteered their time to help track COVID-19 cases across the country, but even Canada’s hardest hit provinces haven't used them.