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Erin Brockovich: the real story of the town three decades later

Thursday, June 10 by ABC News

(HINKLEY, California) -- Despite inspiring an Oscar-winning movie, the story of Hinkley, California, did not have the Hollywood ending viewers may have expected. Hinkley’s story shot Erin Brockovich to stardom and she has continued to crusade for access to safe water.Hinkley is a small... Read More.

Video shows woman’s car flip over after officer’s PIT maneuver

Thursday, June 10 by ABC News

(PULASKI COUNTY, Ark.) -- A woman is suing the officer who attempted to stop her for speeding, saying his PIT maneuver -- short for Precision Immobilization Technique -- was "negligently performed," causing her car to overturn in a crash caught on video.Janice Harper, who... Read More.

Antisemitism surged across US during Gaza conflict, part of multi-year rise: Advocates

Thursday, June 10 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Joseph Borgen, a 29-year-old accountant in New York City, was on his way to a protest after work when he was jumped near Times Square."Out of the corner of my eye I saw someone chasing me, with their fist raised back,... Read More.

Watch: Solar eclipse visible in US for first time since 2017

Thursday, June 10 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- A "ring of fire" solar eclipse is visible in the U.S. for the first time since 2017.The event -- which occurs when the moon passes directly between the Earth and the sun, blocking the sun's light -- illuminated the sky shortly... Read More.

TSA warns of staffing shortages at more than 100 airports, looks for volunteers

Wednesday, June 9 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- As more travelers take to the skies, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is projecting that 131 of the nation's airports will experience staffing shortages this month. Acting TSA Administrator Darby LaJoye is now asking office employees to volunteer at airports for up... Read More.

Cybersecurity experts break down a cyberattack as they become increasing threat

Wednesday, June 9 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The U.S. government and American businesses have found themselves on the defensive lately as cyberattacks have threatened critical infrastructure, the food supply chain and people's personal data.In hopes of preempting an attack, some businesses have hired groups, known as red teams, to... Read More.

Sheriff hopes reward fund will help them find Iowa boy Xavior Harrelson

Wednesday, June 9 by ABC News

(POWESHIEK COUNTY, Iowa) -- A reward fund has been established in the search of 11-year-old Xavior Harrelson, the Iowa boy who vanished two weeks ago after going for a bike ride.Poweshiek County, Iowa, Sheriff Thomas Kriegel said in a statement on Wednesday that the... Read More.

Charlottesville unanimously votes to remove Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson statues

Wednesday, June 9 by ABC News

(CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.) -- Nearly four years after white supremacists marched through Charlottesville, Virginia, protesting a proposal to take down a Confederate statue, city leaders have unanimously voted to remove the Robert E. Lee monument -- and another.The Charlottesville City Council voted Monday night to... Read More.

Ohio police officers charged with assault, ‘dereliction of duty’ during George Floyd protest

Wednesday, June 9 by ABC News

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) -- Three Ohio police officers are facing criminal charges stemming from alleged misconduct last year at Black Lives Matter protests over the killing of George Floyd, officials said on Wednesday.Special prosecutor Kathleen Garber, who was appointed by the City of Columbus to... Read More.

Lori Vallow committed to mental health facility after being deemed unfit for trial

Wednesday, June 9 by ABC News

(REXBURG, Idaho) -- Lori Vallow, the mother charged in the murder of her two children, has been ordered by a judge to be committed to a mental health facility, putting her trial on hold.Vallow was ordered to undergo a competency evaluation in March for separate... Read More.

Woman donates kidney to her husband’s ex-wife

Wednesday, June 9 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Just days after her wedding, one woman donated her kidney to her husband’s ex-wife.Debby Neal-Strickland, 56, from Florida, married Jim Merthe on Nov. 22, 2020 -- the 10-year anniversary of their first date. Two days afterward, Neal-Strickland donated her kidney to... Read More.

Arrest made in city’s oldest cold case murder thanks to genetic genealogy: Police

Wednesday, June 9 by ABC News

(MULTNOMAH COUNTY, Ore.) -- An arrest has been made in a decades-old Oregon cold case murder thanks to an investigative tool known as genetic genealogy, authorities said.Robert Plympton, now 58, was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly killing a 19-year-old college student in January 1980,... Read More.

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Erin Brockovich: the real story of the town three decades later

Video shows woman’s car flip over after officer’s PIT maneuver

Antisemitism surged across US during Gaza conflict, part of multi-year rise: Advocates

Watch: Solar eclipse visible in US for first time since 2017

TSA warns of staffing shortages at more than 100 airports, looks for volunteers

Cybersecurity experts break down a cyberattack as they become increasing threat

Sheriff hopes reward fund will help them find Iowa boy Xavior Harrelson

Charlottesville unanimously votes to remove Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson statues

Ohio police officers charged with assault, ‘dereliction of duty’ during George Floyd protest

Lori Vallow committed to mental health facility after being deemed unfit for trial

Woman donates kidney to her husband’s ex-wife

Arrest made in city’s oldest cold case murder thanks to genetic genealogy: Police

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