A St. Paul woman has been sentenced to five years of probation for holding four workers hostage inside a Speedway store where she used to work. Armed with a handgun, Kanisha Deon Wiggins went into the Speedway at Johnson Parkway … Continued
By MATTHEW LEE and ABBY SEWELL (Associated Press) BEIRUT (AP) — Hamas said Tuesday it has given Qatari and Egyptian mediators its reply to the U.S.-backed proposal for a cease-fire in Gaza, with some “remarks” on the deal. Hamas and … Continued
By JEFF AMY (Associated Press) ATLANTA (AP) — Four people were shot at a food court in downtown Atlanta on Tuesday afternoon, including the initial shooter, the city’s mayor said. Mayor Andre Dickens said on the social media site X … Continued
Some of Florida’s restrictions on medical care for transgender children and adults are unconstitutional and unjustified, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday in a lawsuit brought by transgender Floridians and their families against the state. “Transgender opponents are of course … Continued
Alfred Lubrano | The Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS) Jun. 10—Nearly 80% of Americans (79%) say that what they read online can contain “false or fake” information that’s deliberately disseminated “to confuse” — with people of color the most targeted, according to … Continued
This fall, prepare for the latest round of COVID vaccine Whac-a-Mole. Like the old arcade game, no matter how many shots we get, the enemy always pops back up. But here’s why the new shot, recommended by FDA advisers last … Continued