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The U.S government will not give flu vaccines to families being held in detention centers along the border of the U.S and Mexico. Custom and Borders Protection announced the decision on Tuesday. ...Read more

United States Steel Corp plans to temporarily lay off two hundred workers from their Great Lakes facility in Michigan.  ...Read more

Row after row of old, dirty tents lined up in a sidewalk. Trash, broken appliances and people wandering aimlessly around the city. That’s the view that can be seen in certain areas of Los Angeles, and residents are fed up.  ...Read more

The incident occurred five years ago and it sparked controversy and rage across the country due to police brutality. Eric Gartner last words “I can’t breathe” became a rallying cry for the Black Lives Movement. ...Read more

A Texas woman accused of exposing her son to unneeded medical procedures and tests has been pleaded guilty. Kaylene Bowen-Wright took her son 323 times to the hospital for no apparent reason or valid symptoms.  ...Read more

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen did not appreciate Donald Trump’s interest in Greenland. He stated “Greenland is not for sale. Greenland is not Danish. Greenland belongs to Greenland.” ...Read more

On Thursday, former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper officially ended his presidential campaign and said that he is seriously considering a run against Republican Sen. Cory Gardner. ...Read more

Wall Street suffering its worst day this year on Wednesday, after movements in the bond market signaled the sharpest indication yet of an approaching recession. ...Read more

Facebook has been using outside contractors to listen to and transcribe users’ audio clips, again raising questions about the transparency of the company’s terms of service and its handling of sometimes-sensitive personal data.  ...Read more