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Police charge suspect in slaying of 8-year-old Atlanta girl

Atlanta police have charged a suspect with felony murder and aggravated assault in a shooting that killed an 8-year-old girl near the site of an earlier police shooting Read More

Cost of ensuring school safety complicates reopening plans

The cost of bringing students back to classrooms is proving a major stumbling block to safely reopening schools across the U.S. In the debate raging from the White House to local school boards about bringing students back, health concerns are getting most of the attention Read More

Democrat Gideon wins primary, will face GOP Sen Collins

Maine House Speaker Sara Gideon has beaten two Democrats for the right to challenge U.S. Sen. Susan Collins this fall Read More

Oklahoma's governor says he has tested positive for COVID-19

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt says he has tested positive for the coronavirus and is isolating at home Read More

Judge denies media request to unseal files on Saints owner

A judge has denied a request by news organizations including The Associated Press to unseal court records involving the mental competency of billionaire Tom Benson when he rewrote his will to give his third wife ownership of the New Orleans Saints and Pelicans sports franchises Read More

New pressure on Ohio governor, once hailed for virus action

Ohio’s Republican governor won wide praise for his quick response early during the coronavirus outbreak Read More

Judge halts execution amid claims inmate isn’t mentally fit

A U.S. judge has halted the execution of a federal death row inmate whose lawyers argue suffers from dementia Read More

US to hit Huawei employees with visa bans for rights abuses

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the U.S. is imposing travel bans on employees of the Chinese technology giant Huawei and other companies the U.S. determines are assisting authoritarian governments in cracking down on human rights Read More

Disney World's last two theme parks reopen to visitors

Days after reopening two theme parks amid a spike in coronavirus cases in Florida, Walt Disney World is welcoming back visitors to two more theme parks that had been shuttered since March because of the new coronavirus Read More

Markets rally worldwide on rising hopes for COVID-19 vaccine

Wall Street is rallying Wednesday on rising hopes for a COVID-19 vaccine, and the S&P 500 is back to where it was just a few days after it set its record early this year Read More

Walmart to require customers to wear masks at all its stores

Walmart has become the latest major retailer to require customers to wear face coverings at all of its namesake and Sam’s Club stores Read More

Census takers to visit homes that have not responded

Thousands of census takers are about to begin the most labor-intensive part of America’s once-a-decade headcount Read More

Courts get creative to restart jury trials amid pandemic

Courts are beginning to hold jury trials again after the coronavirus shut down much of the criminal justice system Read More

In virus era, back-to-school plans stress working parents

For children, school is an opportunity to learn and make friends Read More

Floyd family to announce lawsuit against Minneapolis

Attorneys for George Floyd’s family plan to announce a lawsuit Wednesday against the city of Minneapolis and the police officers who are charged in his death Read More

Body camera footage of Floyd arrest could show more of story

Video from the body cameras of two officers charged in the death of George Floyd is being made available for public viewing by appointment, but a judge has declined to allow news organizations to publish the footage for wider distribution Read More

Search for Tulsa massacre victims resumes, no remains yet

A third day of excavation has begun at a Tulsa cemetery for remains of victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre with no human remains yet found and the search area being expanded Read More

CBS, NAACP reach multi-year agreement to develop content

CBS Television and the NAACP have reached an agreement to develop content that tells stories of the African American experience Read More

Judge denies request to delay Iowa drug kingpin's execution

A federal judge has denied an Iowa drug kingpin’s requests to delay his execution, which is scheduled for Friday Read More

Okinawa urges US to do more to stop virus outbreak at bases

The governor of the southern Japanese island of Okinawa is urging the government to pressure the U.S. military to do more to stop an escalating coronavirus outbreak at American bases there that has infected more than 130 Marines Read More

US industrial production surges 5.4% in June

Production at America″s factories, utilities and mines surged last month, but remained well below pre-pandemic levels Read More

Explosion threat eases at burning Navy warship in San Diego

The Navy says a fire aboard a U.S. warship has moved away from fuel tanks, easing the threat of an explosion or a million-gallon oil spill in the San Diego harbor Read More

Trump's former doctor wins House GOP nomination in Texas

President Donald Trump’s former White House physician has won the Republican nomination for a congressional seat in Texas Read More

Tanker off UAE sought by US over Iran sanctions 'hijacked'

A seafarers organization says an oil tanker sought by the U.S. over allegedly circumventing sanctions on Iran was hijacked on July 5 off the coast of the United Arab Emirates Read More

Lisa Lucas, head of National Book Foundation, to join Knopf

The head of the organization that presents the National Book Awards is leaving Read More

Michael Jackson channel launching on SiriusXM

A month-long Michael Jackson channel is launching Wednesday on SiriusXM radio Read More

5 things to know today

Here are a few things to know about the day’s news from The Associated Press Read More

Chaotic protests prompt soul-searching in Portland, Oregon

Nightly protests in Portland, Oregon, that have devolved into violent clashes with police have prompted soul-searching Read More

Without waiter jobs, what happens to creative New York?

It’s been the story for many a starry-eyed creative type looking for a big break — wait tables to pay the bills, while auditioning, performing, writing, whatever it takes Read More

Let the good times ... hold. Virus recloses New Orleans bars

It’s a fresh taste of bitter medicine for New Orleans: A sharp increase in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations is forcing bars to shut down again just a month after they were allowed to partially reopen Read More

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How to Tell if Someone is Stealing Your WiFi

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