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As Judge Halts Census Wind Down, These States Have Lowest Response Rates

Southeastern states Alabama and Georgia have the lowest response rates so far for the 2020 census.

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'I Know Narcissists. Here Are Four Signs You're Dating One'

'I'm a Secret Engagement Ring Buyer for Clueless Guys'

'I Am a Scientist Working With Severe Cases of COVID-19'

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Travel

The Last Two Northern White Rhinos—and The Armed Guard Who Protects Them

Travel

Planning a Trip to One of NYC's Recently Opened Museums? What to Know

Travel

First Black Woman to Host Travel TV Show Flies in the Face of Convention

Trump Wants to Use $300 Billion for Stimulus Checks, Here's Who's Excluded

President Donald Trump is on board with another round of stimulus checks as long as it excludes a stipulation in the Democrat-led relief bill.

History Tells Us Epidemics Are Followed by Civil Unrest for Three Reasons

Researchers reviewed evidence on protests and unrest around the time of 57 epidemics between the Black Death in the 1300s and the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918.

Great American Boat Parade Breaks Trump Flotilla Record

Despite the larger number of attendees, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources said the event went more smoothly than a parade in Texas on Saturday afternoon, in which several boats sank.

Trump Accused of Censorship Over 1619 Project Threat

President Donald Trump said the Department of Education is "looking at" whether schools plan to use the 1619 Project in their curricula.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry No Longer Getting Money from Prince Charles

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have broken free of financial dependence from Prince Charles as they begin work on their multi-year deal with Netflix, Newsweek has confirmed.

Democrat Sheriff Quits for GOP as Trump Attacks Biden Over Law and Order

Sheriff Dave Wedding said he was "tired of seeing fires set in our streets" as he announced his defection to the Republican Party.

Gender Reveal Party Using Pyrotechnic Device Sparks California Fire

Several recreational areas of the San Bernardino National Forest have been closed following the latest fire.

Trump's Ex-Press Sec Calls 'Losers' Claim 'Malicious Lies…I Was There'

The former administration official defended her old boss as several outlets confirmed allegations that the president disparaged troops.

Labor Day 2020: Here's Where Major Unions Stand on Trump vs. Biden Election

As Americans celebrate Labor Day, many of the nation's largest unions have already endorsed candidates for November's presidential election.

Video Shows Hundreds of Students Breaking COVID-19 Rules in Rhode Island

On the weekend before classes are set to start for the new school year, a video emerged of dozens of students gathering without following social distancing guidelines or wearing a mask.

Five Doctors Who Went Missing in Australian Outback Found Safe and Well

The group were meant to meet up with friends to camp overnight in a nature park in the Northern Territory, but never showed up.

Kamala Harris Says Officer Who Shot Jacob Blake 'Should Be Charged'

The Democratic vice presidential nominee said she was "not in full possession of the facts and the evidence," but said: "Based on what I saw, he should be charged."

Trump Says DeJoy Should Lose His Job if Campaign Finance Allegations Proven

The Washington Post reported that former employees of Louis DeJoy were pressured to donate to Republican candidates and then reimbursed through bonuses.

Health

Trust in COVID-19 Vaccine Falling, 79 Percent Wouldn't Get Shot Right Away

Jeremy Farrar, director of the U.K.-based research-charity the Wellcome Trust, said political leaders are giving "false hope" over vaccine candidates.

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