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Less staff, longer delays and fewer options: Rural America confronts a health care crisis

Monday, March 20 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- More than 40,000 graduating medical students learned Friday where they will spend the next three to seven years of their medical training.With the United States grappling with a simultaneous shortage of primary care physicians and a rural health care crisis, many of... Read More.

Rod Stewart offers to pay for young fan’s medical treatment in America

Wednesday, March 8 by ABC News

Sir Rod Stewart is paying for a British fan to receive life-changing medical treatment in America.Sunday Express reports Rod met a 20-year-old fan named Abi Evans, who has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and has lost the ability to walk, at a charity auction.

Nikki Haley said Biden and Harris think America is racist, but they’ve said the opposite

Thursday, February 16 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Nikki Haley, a former South Carolina governor and new GOP presidential candidate, this week accused President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris of thinking America is racist, echoing past attack lines that Biden and Harris have dismissed."Every day we're told America... Read More.

4 flying objects have been shot down over North America: Timeline of key moments

Thursday, February 16 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Since late January, four vessels, including a suspected Chinese spy balloon, have been seen in U.S. and Canadian airspace and were all subsequently shot down by the U.S. military.Some details link the incidents, including all of them occurring within a few... Read More.

Biden says America needs to ‘finish the job on police reform’ in State of the Union

Tuesday, February 7 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- President Joe Biden said America needs to "finish the job on police reform" during his State of the Union address Tuesday night."I know most cops and their families are good, decent, honorable people. The vast majority. They risk their lives every time they... Read More.

Nashville notes: Jordan’s “Next Thing” + Trace is Somewhere in America

Monday, February 6 by ABC News

Parker McCollum kicked off his 2023 tour this weekend with sold-out shows in Detroit and Cincinnati. Jordan Davis' follow-up to his most recent #1, "What My World Spins Around," is the new track "Next Thing You Know." It will be included on his upcoming Bluebird Days album, which... Read More.

Rubio says China flew balloon over US to send ‘a message’: They think America is ‘in decline’

Sunday, February 5 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, the top Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said Sunday that despite China's claims otherwise, they sent a balloon into the U.S. to send a message about the country's sway across the globe."The key part here is they... Read More.

George Harrison’s sister Louise, who helped The Beatles get their break in America, dies at age 91

Wednesday, February 1 by ABC News

Louise Harrison, the older sister of George Harrison who has been credited with helping The Beatles break in America, passed away Sunday at an assisted living facility in Florida, The Mirror reports. She was 91.The news was revealed on Harrison’s Facebook page, where friends,... Read More.

Update: Beyoncé Renaissance World Tour to start in Europe in May, hits North America in July

Wednesday, February 1 by ABC News

Beyoncé's newly announced Renaissance World Tour will be a stadium trek which will start in Europe and then head to North America.The tour kicks off in Stockholm, Sweden on May 10, and will travel through Europe and the U.K. before arriving in North America... Read More.

America Heading Back On The Road

Tuesday, January 3 by Pulse of Radio

It wouldn't be a new year without a string of new America tour dates popping up, with leaders Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell tagging nine new stops onto the band's 2023 itinerary. As it stands now, America kicks things off on January 12th in Shippensburg,... Read More.

One dead in Mall of America shooting

Saturday, December 24 by ABC News

(BLOOMINGTON, Minn.) - A 19-year-old man is dead after a verbal altercation became violent in a Nordstrom branch at the Mall of America on Friday evening.Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges said in a press conference late Friday evening that at approximately 7:50 p.m., an officer... Read More.

6 months after overturning of Roe v. Wade, what abortion access looks like in America

Thursday, December 22 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The abortion landscape of the United States has changed dramatically since Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court six months ago.The decision to reverse Roe, which guaranteed a constitutional right to abortion care, means states now choose how much access... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: america’

Less staff, longer delays and fewer options: Rural America confronts a health care crisis

Rod Stewart offers to pay for young fan’s medical treatment in America

Nikki Haley said Biden and Harris think America is racist, but they’ve said the opposite

4 flying objects have been shot down over North America: Timeline of key moments

Biden says America needs to ‘finish the job on police reform’ in State of the Union

Nashville notes: Jordan’s “Next Thing” + Trace is Somewhere in America

Rubio says China flew balloon over US to send ‘a message’: They think America is ‘in decline’

George Harrison’s sister Louise, who helped The Beatles get their break in America, dies at age 91

Update: Beyoncé Renaissance World Tour to start in Europe in May, hits North America in July

America Heading Back On The Road

One dead in Mall of America shooting

6 months after overturning of Roe v. Wade, what abortion access looks like in America

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