July 9, 2020 Mississippi officials explore removal of formerly segregated water fountains A group of county supervisors in Mississippi are exploring the steps necessary to remove two once-segregated water fountains.
May 28, 2020 NHL's Bettman touts 'comprehensive plan' for 24-team Stanley Cup playoffs after coronavirus shutdown National Hockey League Commissioner Gary Bettman told "Special Report" Thursday that his league has crafted a "comprehensive plan" for players to resume personal training and gear up for a special 24-team tournament Stanley Cup playoff tournament that will be held in two "hub" cities to be determined.
April 3, 2020 WH trade adviser slams 3M for 'acting like a sovereign nation': 'Stop whining' and make masks for Americans White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro accused U.S. manufacturing conglomerate 3M Friday of "whining" about criticism from President Trump over its distribution of N95 masks amid the coronavirus pandemic.
March 9, 2020 10 different kinds of bear: Everything you need to know about the huge mammals Bears are mammals that belong to the family Ursidae.
December 7, 2019 Shooting near Mexican president's residence leaves 4 dead Four people were shot to death in the Mexican capital Saturday, just steps from an entrance to the official residence of the president, authorities said.
December 1, 2019 Canadian woman arrested for not holding escalator handrail awarded $20G in damages A Canadian woman who was arrested for not holding on to an escalator handrail has been awarded $20,000 in damages by the nation's Supreme Court.
August 28, 2019 Court hearings begin for dozens arrested in Mississippi ICE raids; their families' futures uncertain As 72 illegal immigrants arrested in Mississippi earlier this month are set to face a judge in court this week, their families are struggling to adjust to the loss of physical and financial support.
August 19, 2019 US buying Greenland 'absurd discussion,' Danish prime minister says The United States' reported interest in buying Greenland from Denmark is "absurd" and the fjord-lined island is not for sale, according to Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.
July 4, 2019 Toxic algae bloom forces Gulf Coast beach closures ahead of 4th of July holiday weekend More than a dozen beaches in Mississippi’s Gulf Coast have been closed ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend after the formation of a toxic algae bloom on the shore line.
