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President John F. Kennedy, in a national address, reveals the presence of Soviet-built missile bases under construction in Cuba. The U.S. allows the deposed Shah of Iran to travel to New York for medical treatment — a decision that leads to the Iran hostage crisis.  

The 8-month-old baby found burned and abandoned in a Connecticut dumpster last week has been released from the hospital, police said.

An Ohio sheriff with a history of making bold statements is calling out Hollywood liberals -- offering to buy them a one-way ticket out of the country if President Trump wins reelection and that makes them upset.

A Portland man has been federally charged with civil disorder for his actions during protests that included the theft of an American flag and injury to a police officer, the Justice Department said Wednesday. 

A teachers’ union in Virginia is calling for a school district to reevaluate its plans for students and teachers to return to classrooms next month, saying that health data does not support the move.

Fair Havens Center, a nursing home in Miami Springs, Fla., has reopened its doors after nearly having its license pulled for not abiding by proper coronavirus protocol, and instead paid $67,000 in fines. 

An undocumented immigrant accused of killing a Houston police officer and wounding another on Tuesday has been charged with capital murder, and could face the death penalty, prosecutors said. 

Two teenagers accused of assaulting a group of demonstrators in Southern California advocating the recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom have been detained, authorities said. 

Yet another Hollywood-styled “Trump” sign appeared on a California mountainside overlooking a freeway Tuesday, roughly two weeks after one had been taken down near Los Angeles.

A mining company announced on Tuesday its plans for a project that would dig for minerals at the edge of the Okefenokee Swamp on the Florida border, following the rollback of previous environmental regulations by the Trump administration. 

A woman foiled a shakedown plot by kidnappers by mouthing “Help me” to a stranger in a New Jersey parking lot, police said Tuesday.

The Fort Pierce Police Department in Florida threw a parade on Tuesday honoring military veteran Clarence McDuffie, in celebration of his 100th birthday. 

Two self-described protest buddies in Seattle, one the stepson to a former Democratic lawmaker, the other a since-fired real estate broker, are facing felony charges stemming from the riots that broke out in September following the decision in the Breonna Taylor case.

A New York City police vehicle involved in an accident earlier this month had its brake line cut, authorities said.

U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams will fight a misdemeanor charge in Hawaii after he allegedly broke COVID-19 guidelines while visiting the state to help it deal with a coronavirus outbreak.

Bill Wingett died earlier this month at an Oregon veterans home in Lebanon at the age of 98.

Emails purportedly from the far-right group Proud Boys were sent to hundreds of registered Democrats in Florida threatening them to change their party affiliation to the Republic Party and vote for President Trump or “we will come after you.”

A Louisville police officer who shot Breonna Taylor after he was wounded by her boyfriend’s gunshot said she “didn’t deserve to die.”

A college student in Indiana driving home from looking at haunted houses got a different kind of scare on Sunday when he was nearly hit by a pumpkin that came smashing through his windshield. 

A Utah sheriff's search-and-rescue sergeant whose team assisted in the investigation into Zion National Park hiker Holly Courtier is sounding off on details about the California woman’s disappearance and subsequent rescue that he believes “do not add up,” according to a recent report.