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At least 30 gyms and fitness studios in Philadelphia are demanding that the city allows them to stay open in order to keep their businesses alive during the coronavirus pandemic.

Election observers in Wisconsin were given wristbands featuring smiling poop emojis to watch ballot recounts on Tuesday.

A Washington state father fought back against a home intruder on Saturday, after the suspect attempted to break in by smashing the family’s glass front door with a shovel, according to a report. 

A group of three alleged gunmen that included a 17-year-old boy and a convicted felon who was 19 days into serving two years of probation were hunting for rivals when they fired on Chicago police officers over the weekend, prosecutors said Tuesday.

Republican Sen. David Perdue on Tuesday invited New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to come down to Georgia and campaign for his Democratic opponent.

The Iran-Contra affair erupts; Elian Gonzalez, a 5-year-old Cuban boy, is rescued by a pair of sport fishermen off the coast of Florida, setting off an international custody battle.

California can't enforce a ban on vanity license plates it considers “offensive to good taste and decency” because that violates freedom of speech, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti told residents to cancel all non-essential travel Tuesday as coronavirus cases surge in the city. 

Philosophy professor Nicholas Meriwether is continuing his legal fight against Shawnee State University, arguing that the school's insistence that he refer to a student by their preferred pronouns violates his first amendment rights. 

“From my standpoint, this is fair warning to those of you who are planning to have gatherings from outside your household for Thanksgiving,” Vermont Gov. Phil Scott said. “If you don’t want your kids to have to transition to remote learning and quarantine for a seven-day period, maybe you ought to make other plans.”

For seven years after going missing near San Antonio, Texas, Honey the dog wandered about, her location unknown to her owner.

A South Carolina convenience store got $3,500 after a local woman beat odds of one to 857,142.86 and  won $350,000 off a scratch-off lottery ticket 

A woman in Utah became a good Samaritan by financially helping out her delivery man, a war veteran, and get back on his feet.

Though wars may wind down, the road to recovery for former U.S. Marine Josh Bleill is a lifelong process. 

A South Carolina man pleaded guilty Tuesday to sharing bomb-making information with another man in support of the Islamic State terror group. 

A droopy-drawered pugilist didn’t let losing his pants stop him from wrestling his adversary in a minutes-long caught-on-camera gas-station brawl.

Scott Peterson is among multiple California inmates, including other convicted murders, who have received COVID-19 unemployment benefits in recent months, prosecutors have found.

To improve relations with communities and police, NYPD leaders and Black activists joined together in New York City to hand out turkeys for Thanksgiving on Monday to a community in Brooklyn, according to reports.

After August’s wild wind storm known as a derecho, Tommy Rhomberg has crafted more than 200 baseball bats, which he sold to raise money for victims of the storm, from fallen branches.