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Flights halted in and out of major Florida airports due to computer issue

Flights into and out of Florida airports have been halted, leaving airline passengers on indefinite delays and temporarily stranded.

Female Dollar Tree employee killed by machete on New Year’s Day

A man in Ohio was arrested on New Year's Day and is accused of using a machete to murder a female Dollar Tree employee.

Former teenage boyfriend of George Santos says incoming congressman lied to him, stole his phone

Embattled Rep.-elect George Santos of Long Island, New York, faces new criticism from a former romantic partner over lying about who he was during the couple’s relationship.

WATCH: Cruise ship rescues 18 refugees found at sea

KEY WEST, Florida — A group of refugees was picked up in the ocean by the Scarlet Lady cruise ship on New Year’s Eve. The Virgin ship was sailing from Costa Maya, Mexico, to Bimini in the Bahamas when the ship intercepted the small boat out at sea. Eighteen people, including women and children, were rescued by a crew between Key West and Cuba.

WATCH: CNN’s Don Lemon misses NYE midnight countdown for Central time zone

CNN is under fire after missing its New Year's Eve midnight countdown for the Central time zone.

McCarthy’s five biggest rules concessions in bid to become speaker

As he struggles to lock down the votes for speaker, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) has made key concessions in an effort to sway his defectors to support him during the Jan. 3 floor vote.

Social Security update: Direct SSI payment worth $914 arriving in four weeks after January freeze

Supplemental Security Income recipients are scheduled to receive their next payment at the start of next month.

Social Security update: First direct monthly payment of 2023 worth up to $4,194 arriving in nine days

The new year has begun, and in a little more than a week, so will Social Security payments for 2023.

Jan. 6 crackdown: DOJ has 99.8% conviction rate in MAGA riot cases

Federal prosecutions of the more than 900 people charged with unlawfully storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, have resulted in overwhelming convictions, according to a report.

Twitter sued for not paying rent at San Francisco HQ as workers complain of no toilet paper and body odor

Twitter is facing a lawsuit after reportedly failing to pay its rent for the company's San Francisco headquarters.
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