The tornado hit about 60 miles north of Jackson, Mississippi, sweeping through towns at 70 mph without weakening as it raced toward Alabama.
Emergency officials in Mississippi said 23 people have been killed by tornadoes that tore through the state on Friday night, destroying buildings and knocking out power as severe weather that produced hail the size of golf balls moved through...
The rally comes as Trump has berated prosecutors, encouraged protests and raised the prospect of possible violence should he be criminally charged.
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Migrants routinely travel through Uvalde, Texas, where the migrants were stopped, often leading to high-speed vehicle pursuits.
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Some residents were displaced from a neighboring apartment building that was damaged in the explosion.
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The FAA is changing some practices due to recent runway incursion events, and addressing possible effects of staffing shortages.
In the sky, it may feel like the wheels are coming off, with near miss after near miss of planes.
"A lot of this isn't reinventing the wheel," said David Slotnick, senior aviation business reporter at The Points Guy. "It's sort of just oiling it...
Police say a package with white powder was located in the mail room for the building that includes Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's office.
A 20-year-old was arrested for operating a online forum where hacked personal information was allegedly being sold.
Supporters say the law prevents children from making decisions they may later regret, while opponents say it infringes on parents' rights.
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Next time you use your windshield wipers, refrigerator or Wi-Fi, thank these women.
A group of women in Atlanta are celebrating women who make a difference and work toward inclusivity and diversity.
Hundreds of people were arrested in clashes amid some the biggest protests so far against the raising of France's retirement age.
Paul Rusesabagina has asserted that his 2020 arrest was in response to his criticism of President Paul Kagame over alleged human rights abuses.
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Over 450 protesters were arrested as some 300 demonstrations drew more than a million people nationwide over unpopular pension reforms.
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The exchange threatens to upend recent efforts to deescalate tensions across the wider Middle East.
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Google found multiple security flaws in Samsung Galaxy and other smartphones that could allow hackers access into the devices.
There's a range of criteria for Americans to get social security and disability benefits, but some are denied because of an outdated index of jobs.
A survey conducted by savings.com found 45% of parents are giving their adult children an average of $1,400 per month to cover expenses.
Research shows two in five women struggle to buy period products, and this can lead to substituting products, stretching product use, or being absent.
The executive says his barista training helped him understand what works well, and where they need to improve.
A new study shows more than 20% of Black women ages 25 to 34 have been sent home from work because of their hair.
Authorities from both sides have been eager to end the process that allowed immigrants to pursue asylum cases without using official crossings.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has proposed allowing salt substitutes in more foods as part of efforts to reduce sodium consumption.
Some natural disasters have communities cleaning up for months or years, often on their own dime.
A monastery in Boston is closing after nearly 90 years. Nine nuns, ages 60 to 92, will be moving to a much smaller compound.
If you're an allergy sufferer in one of these cities, you're not alone.
The bill would require schools to publish course studies and a list of books kept in libraries, as well as allow parents to exam school budgets.
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The Peace Officer Standards & Training Commission decertified three officers and approved a fourth officer's decision to surrender his certification.
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Researchers compared samples between meat sold in grocery stores and hospitalized UTI patients and found a connection.
Although most transgender Americans were satisfied, many felt less safe in social spaces.
Gwyneth Paltrow gave testimony Friday afternoon in a civil lawsuit case that stems from a collision at a Utah ski resort.
A coronal hole high-speed stream caused the northern lights to be visible in parts of the U.S., but could cause some issues with the power grid.
The strike concluded after putting a spotlight on the issue of notoriously underpaid workers who serve as the backbone of schools across the country.
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A Scripps News investigation found children are increasingly bringing guns to schools. Now Congress wants to do more about it.
| Lori Jane Gliha and Rosie Cima and Amy Fan
Senator Merkley, disappointed in Norfolk Southern CEO testimony, will "absolutely" follow up with questions on cash awards revealed by Scripps News.
The move comes after recent legislation and changes aimed at AP African American Studies and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.
The special counsel's inquiry into the handling of classified records at Mar-a-Lago could succeed or fail based on the attorney's testimony.
The migration deal eliminates a loophole under existing rules that will allow both countries to turn away asylum seekers at the countries' borders.
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The red food dye can be found in thousands of products, including fruit cups, ice cream and yogurt.
Legislation was introduced this month in California that would ban the sale of a popular food dye.
California Assembly Bill No. 418 would ban the sale of red dye No. 3, along with several other chemicals. According to the Environmental Working...
Generation Z had, on average, more than $16,000 of debt at the end of of 2022. That's an increase of 3% from earlier in the year.
The MIT scientists involved said they were searching for a way to make their physics work more understandable by testing creme-wafer adhesion.
Compared to 2020 and 2021, now is a better time to buy an RV. But is it still a good time to buy?
Students at American University are using social media to share stories of wrongfully detained Americans, hoping to get President Biden's attention.
13-year-old Isabella McCune enjoyed Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Arizona, thanks to the pop star's promise she made five years ago.
Stillbirths affect about 20,000 families in the U.S. every year. Medical professionals have laid out proposals to bring that number down.
Ezricare's artificial tears have been linked to a bacterial infection that is causing blindness, loss of eyes and even death.
Two women filed complaints against hospitals after claiming poppy seed bagels triggered a false positive drug test and they were reported.
Blue checkmarks will still appear on Twitter, but users will now be charged $8 a month if they want to keep their check.
Experts say the legalization of gambling, especially in mobile settings, is leading to a blurrier line between that and video games.
“I have always known that these claims were false — and I never had any doubt that this day would come,” Justin Roiland said on Twitter.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission accused the celebrities of illegally promoting cryptocurrencies without disclosing they were paid to do so.
World Athletics also issued strict testosterone limits on athletes with differences in sex development who participate in women's events.
The average MLB player made more than $4.2 million last season, according to the players' union. Here's how salaries have increased over the years.
Scripps News’ Jason Bellini talks with the mother of a girl killed by a Russian missile in Ukraine, in her first in-person interview since the summer.
| Jason Bellini and Dmytro Horyevoy
Did you know that e-cigarette batteries can be used to make power banks? One Ukrainian techie didn’t — until he tried making one.
In this segment of "Pop Quiz," Scripps News explores how historians and viewers are speculating about queer subtext in new and old media.
This segment of "Pop Quiz" dives into what a public figure needs to make sure an apology really sits well with their audience.
It's been just over 100 years since the supreme court said anti-trust law does not apply to major league baseball.
The simple answer: as we’ve become more and more reliant on microchips they’ve simultaneously gotten harder to manufacture.
Bellingcat and Scripps News explore the human costs of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the war that continues to rage in eastern Europe.
What are the ethical, legal and moral boundaries of creating AI-generated content from other people's works?
| Matt Picht and Jennifer Smart
