Overnight in Michigan, protests were growing after police body camera video was released, showing a Grand Rapids Police officer killing a man he reportedly pulled over for a traffic violation.
(ABC News) — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has decided to extend the federal mask mandate for planes and trains until May 3, the agency announced on Wednesday. The current mandate was set to expire this coming Monday, April 18. Citing the rapid spread of an Omicron subvariant, BA.2, which now makes up more than 85% of COVID…
Gilbert Gottfried passed away after a long illness at the age of 67. Tributes are pouring in for the comedian and actor with such a distinctive voice.
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Following an intense search, the NYPD says they have arrested Frank James, the suspect who allegedly opened fire on a crowded subway train injuring ten people. Investigators have new details of James’ capture.
Millions in new military aid will soon be heading to Ukraine. ABC News has learned a formal announcement could be made this week, as two European leaders say they’re considering a major move, taking steps to join NATO.
Frank James, the man wanted for allegedly opening fire on a rush-hour subway train in Brooklyn, shooting 10 people, is in custody, sources told ABC News, ending an over 24-hour-long manhunt.
In New York, a man just broke a long-distance running record. He ran an impressive 116 miles to break a world record, all for a good cause.
Philadelphia is the first major city to bring back its indoor mask mandate. In just days, Americans will learn whether they’ll continue to mask up on public transportation as cases are spiking in parts of the country.
In New York, police say several people have been shot in separate subway station shootings in Brooklyn. An urgent manhunt is underway for the suspect who is described as armed and very dangerous.
