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A woman in San Francisco who was arrested for "prolific" stealing and released on zero bail was arrested again for stealing.

Police charged the man with a crime and granted protection orders for the local health officials.

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Ahmaud Arbery, an African American man who was shot and killed while jogging in a suburban Georgia neighborhood, was honored in a California mural.

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The customer of Southern California Edison said the utility delayed paying him for the excess energy he generated.

The rate of growth among Black children is worrisome, as the rate of pre-teen suicide has increased in recent years.

The three-year investigation into the death of the 14-year-old boy, who was savagely murdered in Mississippi, has been officially closed by the United States Justice Department.

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The 100,000 lights on the conservative network's "All-American Christmas Tree" were only switched on Sunday.

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said in a news release that his office is investigating a shooting death in Lubbock.

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The majority of the workers at the US plant of the company have voted against a new five-year contract, forcing it to hire permanent replacements. There are temporary replacements working at the company's cereals plants in Michigan, Nebraska, Pennsylvania and Tennessee where 1,400 union members went on strike in October. The company said that the union's unrealistic expectations meant that none of its six offers, including the latest one that was put to vote, which proposed wage increases and allowed all transitional employees with four or more years of service to move to legacy positions, came to fruition.

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Chris Nassetta made his first comments on the reports that his company will take over management of the Trump International Hotel in D.C. The Wall Street Journal reported last month that a Miami investment firm had reached a deal with the Trump Organization to purchase the lease on the federal-owned hotel property for $375 million, a record amount for a hotel sale in the District.

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Chris Cuomo was let go from CNN. The New York Post reported that he was going to try to get $18 million.

Arizona will ask the highest court to bar death row inmates from presenting evidence that could prove their innocence because they failed to do so in state court. The US supreme court will hear arguments from two Arizona death row inmates on Wednesday in a case that could have devastating consequences for prisoners.

Six Mexican nationals are accused of kidnapping and murdering nine people, including three Americans.

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Rakelle Mullenix read and watched news stories about the fervor among parents over the teaching of critical race theory and about racism in local schools during the governor's race in Virginia. The mother of two from Virginia says she was addicted to the coverage. There was so much of it, from the commercial featuring a mother saying that her son was brought to tears when he had to read a book.