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North Carolina school district goes remote because of gas shortage

With parts of the Southeastern U.S. still recovering from a pipeline hack that resulted in fuel shortages, a North Carolina school district is reverting to remote learning on Friday due to concerns staff and students don’t have enough gas to get to class.

Fort Jackson pauses ‘weapons immersion training’ after Army trainee goes AWOL, hijacks bus

Officials at the Army’s Fort Jackson in South Carolina have suspended weapons immersion training a week after a trainee allegedly went AWOL with his unloaded rifle and hijacked a school bus.
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Army recruitment video features lesbian wedding

The U.S. Army has released a new video featuring the story of a current Army corporal with two moms who got married after one of them survived a severe car accident.

California AG investigating 2020 officer-involved shooting death of San Francisco man

California's attorney general announced Thursday that his office will conduct an independent review of an officer-involved shooting that left a 22-year-old San Francisco man dead last year to determine whether charges are warranted.
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Military dad surprises sons at school after year-long pandemic deployment

Two Illinois brothers got a heartwarming surprise when they found their military father waiting for them outside their elementary school after he had been away for a year on deployment. 

WWII uniform jacket with 2 Purple Hearts returned to daughter of veteran who wore it

A World War II veteran's jacket has been reunited with his family thanks to the efforts of one man.
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Phoenix couple ‘fabricated’ missing child so police would find stolen truck faster: authorities

Phoenix police arrested an Arizona couple who “fabricated” having a missing child in order to speed up the return of their stolen truck, according to authorities. 

Shootings of officers in line of duty on pace to surpass 2020’s ‘historic’ highs, police group says

A half-dozen law enforcement officers have been shot since Monday – during National Police Week – and at least 106 have been wounded so far in 2021, the National Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) said Thursday. 
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Times Square shooting suspect speaks out from Florida jail: ‘I still don’t know nothing,’ report says

The New York City man accused of shooting three innocent bystanders – including a 4-year-old girl – during a dispute in Times Square over the weekend spoke publicly from the jail where he was being held as he awaits jurisdiction, telling a local news ...

Memorial Day 2021: All about the holiday weekend

The holiday – observed each year on the last Monday in May – marks a three-day weekend for most Americans, and many consider it the unofficial start to summer.
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