White House calling on states to prevent evictions as moratorium expires
The White House put pressure state and local governments to adopt policies to protect renters after an eviction moratorium expired over the weekend, a move which could potentially push millions of Americans out of their homes. The
D.C. police officer who responded to Jan. 6 capitol riot found dead by suicide
Officials confirmed on Monday that another Washington, D.C. police officer who responded to the Jan. 6 riot at the capitol died by suicide. Officer Gunther Hashida, 43, was found dead at his home last Thursday. He is
Indianapolis Colts QB Carson Wentz to miss 5-12 weeks to undergo foot surgery
Indianapolis Colts QB Carson Wentz will be sidelined for about five to 12 weeks after undergoing foot surgery on Monday. Head coach Frank Reich told reporters that Wentz’s latest ailment resulted from an old high school injury,
2021 NBA Free Agency: Raptors acquire Kyle Lowry, Lonzo Ball headed to Bulls, Chris Paul staying with the Suns
NBA free agency kicked off on Monday night, and the big moves included Raptors star point guard Kyle Lowry joining the Miami Heat in a sign-and-trade deal. Lowry agreed to a three-year contract worth about $90 million
VIDEO; An Anti-Gay Attack One of Three Victims Left Unconscious
Brooklyn, NY (77WABC)-New video and a photos show suspects wanted by the NYPD in an unprovoked attack against three middle age men who had anti-gay slurs hurled at them. The three men were also physically assaulted with
70% of Americans Have Received at Least One Covid-19 Vaccination
Wash. DC (AP)-A month later than he had hoped, 70% of Americans have received at least one Covid-19 vaccination, missing the July 4th target date set by Pres. Joe Biden. The 70% goal comes a month late
