US Regions - Page 731

September 3

Walz ripped for 'vile' comment on future 'news' about Trump's health: 'What a monster'

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz was blasted on social media over comments he made at a Labor Day picnic that critics say amounted to wishing death on President Trump.

September 3

School vaccine mandates may go away in Southern state, surgeon general announces

Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo and Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that Florida will move to eliminate vaccine mandates in schools, citing informed consent and individual choice over mandates.

September 3

The Democratic Party is in 'total disarray,' says Donald Trump Jr.

Donald Trump Jr., the executive vice president of the Trump Organization, discusses the state of the New York City mayoral race and his family's cryptocurrency ventures on 'The Will Cain Show.'

September 3

FBI, police investigating after suspected armed person seen in video near University of Massachusetts Lowell

FBI Boston and state police responded to a social media video appearing to show an armed person near the UMass Lowell campus, increasing police activity in area.

September 3

Marsha Blackburn lands key conservative endorsement in Tennessee governor's race

Conservative organization Club for Growth backs Sen. Marsha Blackburn's Tennessee gubernatorial bid, citing her Senate record on tax cuts and regulations.

September 3

Man drove across country with weapons, made threats after targeting Catholic monastery, officials say

Sheriff's deputies detained an armed Alabama man who allegedly made threats against St. Michael's Abbey, prompting increased security at the Catholic monastery.

September 3

Democrats have let Chicago crime ruin everything. Trump can help save lives

My brother was murdered in Chicago and I know why Trump should send aid to address the city's crime crisis over local Democratic officials' objections.

September 3

Confederate monument dismantled after sparking debate, will be moved to veterans park

A Confederate monument in Edenton was moved after three years of planning and the dismissal of a lawsuit, and officials are emphasizing relocation rather than removal.

September 3

Kids watch as Chuck E. Cheese mascot gets arrested for alleged credit card theft

A Chuck E. Cheese employee was arrested while wearing the mascot costume after being accused of stealing a customer's credit card during a birthday party.

September 3

Suspect targeted suburban DC fire station with ‘makeshift Molotov cocktails,’ police say

A Maryland man faces felony charges after surveillance footage captured him placing incendiary devices with wicks near a Prince George's County fire station.