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Pittsburgh shooting: Police respond to active shooting where ‘hundreds of rounds’ fired near residential area

Pittsburgh police are responding to an active shooting situation in the Garfield neighborhood, where “hundreds of rounds” were reportedly fired Wednesday morning.

SNAP direct payment worth up to $1,691 to go out to Colorado residents in nine days

Low-income households in Colorado who participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program that provides grocery aid will begin sending out payments for the month of September in nine days.

Republican debate: Kayleigh McEnany praises Vivek Ramaswamy as ‘outsider’

Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany praised Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy as "authentic" and an "outsider" ahead of the first Republican presidential debate.

Teenagers convicted for hacking Grand Theft Auto developer and Uber

Two teenagers in the United Kingdom were convicted of being part of a hacker group that leaked preliminary footage of the upcoming Grand Theft Auto game and broke into Uber user data.

Pro-Ukraine aid group debuts ad campaign for debate warning of looming Chinese threat

EXCLUSIVE — An organization supporting continued United States support for Ukraine against Russia's invasion is debuting an ad campaign during the Republican National Committee's first primary debate on Wednesday.

Republican debate: DeSantis super PAC X account briefly suspended on day of debate

A super PAC supporting Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) presidential bid was briefly suspended on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, on Wednesday, hours before the Republican National Committee's primary debate.

Republican debate: Trump declares victory hours before start time

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign declared victory in the first 2024 GOP primary debate nearly nine hours before it started.

Catholic farmer wins court ruling after being barred from farmer’s market

A Catholic farmer has won a court ruling over religious freedom six years after he was banned from the market for speaking out against same-sex marriage.

Most Missourians oppose transgender care for minors as court battle begins over ban: Poll

A majority of Missouri voters don’t support gender transition medical care for transgender youth amid a court battle this week involving families of transgender minors and LGBT organizations who are suing to block the state’s ban.

Push underway to mask up again in New York due to new COVID variant

Some Bronx residents are promoting masking up again as the New York State Health Department informed locals that cases are supposedly rising in the borough.
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