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- 5 injured in Charleston shooting; 'Enough is enough,' says mayor
- Chileans vote on whether to adopt new left-leaning constitution
- Cessna plane crashes into Baltic Sea off Latvia coast after NATO scrambled jets
- 'Spider-Man' re-release tops North American box office again
- Jeff German, investigative reporter for Las Vegas Review-Journal, stabbed to death
- FEMA chief: Too early to say when Jackson will have clean running water
- Off-campus house party shooting leaves 2 dead, 5 injured in Virginia
- Wildfires burn more than 10,000 acres in Northern California
- John Sullivan, U.S. ambassador to Russia, announces retirement
- Bed, Bath & Beyond finance chief Gustavo Arnal plunges to death in NYC
- Pope Francis beatifies 'smiling pope' Pope John Paul I
- World COVID-19 eases as Japan, South Korea report 40% of weekly cases
- Boy, 9, killed in rocket strike in Ukraine as report reveals outdated, foreign tech in Russian missiles
- 1 man killed, multiple people injured in shooting at Maryland 7-Eleven
- Stars come out for Taylor Hawkins tribute concert in London
- Adele, Beatles, Boseman, Obama win Creative Arts Emmys
- The Weeknd loses his voice, cancels LA show
- Nirvana wins final dismissal of child pornography lawsuit over ‘Nevermind’ cover
- Suspect charged in abduction of missing Memphis teacher, police say
- Famous birthdays for Sept. 4: Beyonce, Max Greenfield
- On This Day, Sept. 4: Mother Teresa declared a saint
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 Authorities in South Carolina said five people were injured in an early Sunday shooting in Charleston.  Chileans took to the polls Sunday to vote on whether the country should adopt a new left-leaning constitution that would enshrine an unprecedented number of rights.  A private Cessna plane crashed into the Baltic Sea off the coast of Latvia on Sunday after NATO scrambled jets to follow the aircraft.  "Spider-Man: No Way Home," which is back in theaters months after its initial release, is the No. 1 movie in North America this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.  Jeff German, a renowned investigative reporter for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, was found stabbed to death outside of his home Saturday morning, the newspaper announced.  FEMA Administrator Deanna Criswell on Sunday said it was too early to tell when Jackson, Miss., would once again have clean water following a failure at the state's main treatment facility.  A late-night mass shooting near two university campuses in Norfolk, Va., left at least two people dead and five others injured, police said Sunday.  The Mill and Mountain fires in Northern California have burned more than 10,000 acres combined near the city of Weed, fire officials said Sunday.  John Sullivan, the United States ambassador to Russia, announced Sunday that he has left the post and will retire from public service.  Gustavo Arnal, the chief financial officer for the struggling home goods retail giant Bed, Bath & Beyond, died from an apparent suicide Friday in New York City. He was 52.  Pope Francis on Sunday beatified John Paul I, who was known as "the smiling pope" and died just 33 days after he was elected.  The COVID-19 situation continues to ease worldwide with a 20% weekly drop in cases and a 17% decline in deaths to rage in Japan and South Korea with 41% of the infections.  A 9-year-old boy was killed and at least 10 people were seriously injured in a Russian rocket strike Saturday in the southern Ukrainian town of Zelenodolsk.  One man was killed and multiple others were injured in a shooting in Maryland Saturday night, police said.  Foo Fighters lead singer Dave Grohl opened Saturday's tribute concert to the band's late drummer Taylor Hawkins with an emotional speech.  "Adele: One NIght Only" was named Outstanding Variety Special and scored four other prizes at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles Saturday night.  Pop music star The Weeknd was forced to cancel Saturday's show in Los Angeles after losing his voice.  Nirvana has won a final dismissal of the child pornography lawsuit over the cover of the grunge band's 1991 album "Nevermind," which depicts a four-month-old naked baby.  Memphis police on Sunday announced the arrest of a 38-year-old man in the continued disappearance of a 34-year-old abuducted teacher.  Singer Beyonce turns 41 and actor Max Greenfield turns 42, among the famous birthdays for Sept. 4.  On Sept. 4, 2016, Mother Teresa was declared a saint by Pope Francis nearly 20 years after her death. More Recent Articles |
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