Ordered Deportation The Next Day

Immigration prosecutors were told not to push for deportation in cases like his. The next day things changed.

Biles Withdraws From Gymnastics Final To Protect Team, Self

Athletes "have to protect our mind and our body rather than just go out there and do what the world wants us to do," Simone Biles said.

Using Banking Apps A Calculated Risk?

Senate banking chair asks CFPB how it plans to address risks of chime and other banking apps.

‘He Could’ve Been Saved’: Mom Gives Vaccines At Son’s Funeral

Here’s your 5-minute read to start the day: A boy saves his dog; masks make a return; spa shooter pleads guilty; Simone Biles bows out.

Why America Has A Debt Ceiling: 5 Questions Answered

The debt ceiling, which Congress established a century ago, is the maximum amount the government can borrow.

Domestic Violence Calls Spiked During Lockdown; Arrests, Police Reports Did Not

New research shows that stay-at-home orders disrupted traditional abuse-detection processes and support systems in multiple ways.

Many Republicans Anxious About Party's Future: AP-NORC Poll

Sixty-six percent continue to believe Biden was illegitimately elected, a lie by Trump that underscores his persistent grip on GOP voters.

Senators, White House In Talks To Finish Infrastructure Bill

Despite weeks of closed-door talks, senators from a bipartisan group blew past a Monday deadline to agree on the nearly $1 trillion package.

'This Is How I'm Going To Die': Officers Share Jan. 6 Trauma

Four U.S. Capitol officers detailed their stories, the horror of their experiences and their injuries from the Jan. 6 insurrection.

CDC Recommends Mask-Wearing Among Vaccinated In Some Areas

The recommendation, prompted by rising cases of the delta variant, reverses guidance the agency issued in May.

Returning To The Office? Here’s How To Prepare Your Pets

If your dog or cat experiences separation anxiety when you go back to work, following these simple tips can help keep them calm.

Carson Valley Visitors Authority: Date Night – Carson Valley Style

Like any spark that has turned into a slow burning ember, sometimes you gotta’ poke at it a little bit to get the fire going again.

Without Simone Biles, U.S. Gymnastics Team Takes Silver Medal

Considered the greatest gymnast of all time, the reigning Olympic champion did not compete in U.S. team finals.

Victims Stone Gunman To Death + Deal Drops Pot At The Doorstep

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Athlete makes Olympic history; New Jersey gets the lead out; California burns; sensational sunsets.

Photos: Spectacular Sunsets Belie Western Wildfires' Devastation

Photos show the traveling haze from the wildfires ravaging Western states has created a background for scenic sunsets.

VA Mandates Coronavirus Vaccine For Health Care Workers

The Department of Veterans Affairs will be the first area of government to require their health care workers to be vaccinated.

How To Make A DIY Wedding Bouquet In 6 Easy Steps

Looking for some unique ways to add a personal touch to your wedding? Create your very own bridal bouquet by following these simple steps.

Serve The System Or Serve The People

Future of program for brain-damaged children now rests with powerful Florida official.

“Don't You Work With Old People?”

Many elder-care workers still refuse to get the coronavirus vaccine.

How Unemployment Insurance Fraud Exploded During The Pandemic

Many have been participating in what may turn out to be the biggest fraud wave in U.S. history.

Health Groups Call For Mandatory Vaccines For Health Care Workers

The American Medical Association and the American Nurses Association are among the groups calling for the vaccine mandate.

CSDE To Launch Statewide K-12 Social Emotional Learning System

The department previously announced its partnership with Aperture to provide a free statewide SEL assessment to all K-12 schools.

Douglas County Declares State Of Emergency Due To The Tamarack Fire

The Tamarack Fire crossed the state line a short distance into Douglas County, Nevada on July 21, 2021.

‘Gender Identity Solved,’ Church Sign Reads Amid Protest

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Pup leads 5-hour chase; historic Arizona flooding; second Republican on Jan. 6 committee.

​U.S. Loss To France Ends 25-Game Olympic Win Streak

The United States men's basketball team lost in the Olympics for the first time since 2004.

Fauci Says U.S. Headed In `Wrong Direction' On Coronavirus

Soaring cases fueled by unvaccinated Americans and the delta variant put the country in an "unnecessary predicament," the doctor said.

GREENER PASTURES: Love Seeks to Bestow a Blessing

Love seeks to bestow a blessing. It is of love's nature to bless, which means to cherish, to affirm the life of another.

A Tragedy 'No Family Should Endure' Finds Closure + Feline COVID

Here’s your 5-minute read to start the day: Connecticut aims to keep weed from kids; Giannis visits Chick-Fil-A; Great Dane joins police.

Feds Won’t Investigate COVID-19 Nursing Home Deaths: Report

The Department of Justice said it won’t pursue a civil investigation into nursing home deaths in ​​New York, New Jersey and other states.

Wildfires Burn Through U.S. West As Other States Lend A Hand

Thousands of homes remain threatened by the Bootleg Fire, the nation's largest blaze currently burning in Oregon.

Unlikely Partners Pelosi, Cheney Team Up For Jan. 6 Probe

The longtime political adversaries joined forces to investigate what happened the day Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol.

States Scale Back Virus Reporting Just As Cases Surge

A shift to weekly instead of daily reporting in Florida, Nebraska and South Dakota comes as the delta variant causes cases to skyrocket.

Biden’s Approval Rating Lowest To Date: Gallup Poll

As vaccination rates slow and the price of goods rise, Biden’s approval rating has dropped more than 6 percent since he took office.

‘Grows Like Gangbusters’ — Man, Will You Ever Itch + Never Forget

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Take a drive back in time to the movies; social justice groups unhappy with Super Happy Fun America.

U.S. Officials Leave Haiti Amid Violence During Moise Funeral

Protesters gathered outside the private compound of the slain Haitian president as barricades burned and tear gas was dispersed.

Pandemic Leaves Teens Worried, Disconnected From School

Nearly 3 out of every 4 students are concerned with how COVID-19 will impact their education.

Tokyo Olympic Games: Black Participation Rising In Gymnastics

U.S. gymnasts like Simone Biles and Gabby Douglas are motivating Black women to join a sport long dominated by white athletes.

How This Woman's Ring Alarm Helped Save Her Home From A Break-In

When Nadine’s house was broken into, she received the assistance and protection she needed from her Ring Alarm.

Tamarack Fire US 395 Access And Escorts By The Douglas County Sheriff's Office

Residents will not be escorted to enter neighborhoods under evacuation orders, property which has been evacuated.

Mississippi Asks Supreme Court To Reopen Roe V. Wade

A brief defending the state’s ban on abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy called on the Supreme Court to return the decision to states.