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After 63 years, the U.S. Justice Department is reopening the investigation into the death of 14-year-old Emmett Lewis Till, a black teen from Chicago whose death in Mississippi shook the world
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Stapleton wins at CMA Awards, honors California bar shooting victims

Chris Stapleton won single and song of the year for his Grammy-winning hit, "Broken Halos." Read more ...

Lawyer Michael Avenatti accused of domestic violence

The lawyer of adult film actress Stormy Daniels is in police custody due to a domestic violence allegation, a law enforcement official said. Read more ...

2 dead, 44 hurt in tour bus crash on icy highway ramp in Mississippi...

Two people were killed and dozens of others were injured after a tour bus crashed in Mississippi, authorities say. Read more ...

44 dead dogs found in freezer of New Jersey woman's home

A New Jersey woman was arrested after investigators found 44 dead dogs in plastic bags inside freezers and another 130 pooches living in “deplorable and inhumane conditions,”... Read more ...

Kevin McCarthy chosen to lead House GOP next year

The California Republican, an ally of President Donald Trump, fended off a challenge from conservative Rep. Jim Jordan, of Ohio, in a closed-door election. Read more ...

Man riding across country to raise money for children's hospital dies in crash

A man riding across the country to raise money for a children's hospital was killed in a crash during his cross-country trip. Read more ...

Fox News backs CNN lawsuit over Jim Acosta's suspended press pass

Fox News announced Wednesday that it is supporting CNN's lawsuit against the Trump administration over its suspension of Jim Acosta's White House press pass. “Fox News supports... Read more ...

Deputy national security adviser bashed by Melania is reassigned

A day after Melania Trump publicly called for her to leave the White House, Deputy National Security Advisor Mira Ricardel has been moved to another, unspecified job in the... Read more ...