National & World

• Parents knowingly sent their child to school after they tested positive for Covid-19. 75 classmates were forced to quarantine
• Biden says he wants his social safety net bill passed 'as early as we can get it' as negotiations drag on
• Bob Dole to lie in state Thursday at the US Capitol
• Justice Department closes investigation into Emmett Till killing after failing to prove key witness lied
• White House announces US diplomatic boycott of 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing
• Malala Yousafzai meets with Blinken, calls on US to take action for Afghan women and girls
• Justice Department sues Texas over Republican-approved redistricting maps
• Derby winner Medina Spirit collapses, dies in California
• New York to mandate Covid vaccines for all private sector workers
• 10 Covid-19 cases identified on New Orleans-bound cruise ship
• Democratic legislators call on Senate to take action on gun legislation following Michigan school shooting
• Michigan authorities execute search warrant at the home of the man accused of helping the alleged school gunman's parents
• Parents of alleged Oxford High School shooter in custody
• Michigan high school shooting: Prosecutor details chilling progression of events
• A gravelly voiced President Biden says he has a cold
• US Capitol rioter 'sought to physically remove' Pelosi and McConnell, prosecutors say
• Family of Georgia Tech student fatally shot by campus police settles lawsuit for $1 million dollars
• Suspected gunman caught after western Indiana deputy wounded
• Low bail for Waukesha suspect ahead of parade tragedy was the result of 'human error': DA
• Suspect's parents charged in Michigan school shooting
• Suspected Chinese hackers breach more US defense and tech firms
• There is a manhunt for parents of the Michigan high school shooting suspect
• Biden signs stopgap bill to avert shutdown ahead of midnight deadline
• Stricter testing requirements for travelers coming to the US will take effect Monday
• NFL suspends three players, including Bucs' Antonio Brown, for violating Covid-19 protocols
• Legionnaires outbreak reported at central Indiana prison
• NYPD is negotiating with man armed with a shotgun outside the United Nations; staff not in danger
• Due to court order, 'Remain in Mexico' rules for migrants are likely to restart Monday
• Biden outlines new steps to combat Covid through winter months
• Biden to extend transportation mask mandate through March
• Investigators reveal concerns about behavior of Michigan high school shooting suspect leading up to the tragedy
• Oxford school shooting victim's brother: 'Never in my life will I feel this pain again'
• Biden marks World AIDS Day with new national HIV/AIDS strategy
• Harris condemns Russian test of anti-satellite weapon at Biden administration's first space council meeting
• Suspect in deadly Michigan high school shooting charged as an adult with murder and terrorism
• First confirmed US case of Omicron coronavirus variant detected in California
• Shutdown deadline fast approaching as Congress struggles to lock in deal
• Fourth student dies from Michigan high school shooting
• Supreme Court's conservatives lean towards limiting abortion rights after dramatic oral arguments on Mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks
• Students grabbed scissors for defense and escaped out a window in deadly Michigan shooting. The suspect has been charged with murder
• 3 dead, 8 injured in shooting at Michigan high school, undersheriff says
• FDA panel backs first-of-a-kind COVID-19 pill from Merck
• 3 dead, 8 injured in shooting at Michigan high school, undersheriff says
• Biden signs slate of bills aimed at supporting veterans
• Pizza delivery man dies in eastern Indiana porch collapse
• Michigan office of US Rep. Dingell broken into, vandalized
• Pfizer expected to seek FDA authorization for boosters for those ages 16 and 17
• Vaccine mandate for some health care workers blocked in 10 states
• Biden meets with retailers and grocers to discuss supply chain as holiday season begins
• Administration tells some agencies they can delay firings of unvaccinated federal employees until after the holidays
• Biden urges against panic over Omicron: 'Sooner or later we're going to see cases of this new variant here in the United States'
• Jack Dorsey is stepping down as CEO of Twitter
• A man was killed by a stray bullet while eating Thanksgiving dinner with family, authorities say
• First lady Jill Biden unveils her first White House holiday decorations
• Trial of Jussie Smollett, accused of lying to police about an alleged hate crime, begins Monday with jury selection
• Statewide Silver Alert canceled for 20-year-old Westfield woman
• Statewide Silver Alert cancelled for 18-year-old Noblesville woman
• Who is Ghislaine Maxwell? Socialite and ex-girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein goes on trial
• Body of Emma Sweet found
• One person killed, two injured in crash on Red Arrow Highway
• Waukesha held a moment of silence Sunday, one week after a man plowed a vehicle through a Christmas parade
• Crews search for Emma Sweet
• First lady Jill Biden to unveil the holiday theme and decor for the White House Monday
• Thousands of people have raised more than $1 million for a man who served 43 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit
• A 5-year-old child was fatally shot by teenager making a video for social media, Minnesota police say
• 3 dead and 4 injured in shooting inside a Nashville apartment, police say
• At least three people wounded in shooting at Durham, North Carolina, shopping mall
• Biden restricts travel from South Africa and seven other countries starting Monday
• Missing gun belonging to Brian Laundrie's parents wasn't made public due to 'frenzied atmosphere,' family attorney says
• Natural vs. artificial: Which Christmas tree option is better for the climate?
• Hundreds of FedEx packages were found tossed into an Alabama ravine, sheriff says
• Bidens greet troops at US Coast Guard Station Brant Point on Thanksgiving Day
• A year after Mary Johnson's disappearance, federal officials are finally acting on the crisis of missing Indigenous people in America
• Houston's Thanksgiving 'Super Feast' is overcoming supply chain challenges to feed tens of thousands
• Ahmaud Arbery's mother expresses gratitude Thanksgiving morning, saying, 'We finally got justice'
• US troops around the globe will get Thanksgiving meal despite supply chain obstacles
• A statue of Thomas Jefferson is removed from New York City Hall after 187 years
• White House creates new climate-focused division within Office of Science and Technology Policy
• Indiana’s public health emergency will be extended
• All 3 defendants found guilty of murdering Ahmaud Arbery
• Pentagon announces plans to streamline UFO reports and analysis
• 3 arrested after at least 18 people break into Nordstrom store in Los Angeles, police say
• A sixth victim has died after the deadly Waukesha Christmas parade crash, prosecutors say
• Security camera video shows moment home explodes in Flint
• Laundrie attorney: Brian Laundrie’s death ruled suicide
• Dollar Tree hikes prices 25%. Most items will cost $1.25
• Jury finds Unite the Right defendants liable for more than $26 million in damages
• Jury begins deliberations in trial of three men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery
• Biden administration asks appeals court to reinstate OSHA vaccine mandate
• Biden to release oil reserves to combat high gas prices
• The suspect in the deadly Waukesha parade crash has been charged with five counts of first-degree intentional homicide
• 5-year-old found dead last month in a Massachusetts state park died by homicide, officials say
• White House says Biden intends to run for reelection in 2024
• White House announces 95% of federal workforce in compliance with vaccine mandate
• Navy Pier holiday light experience begins Friday
• Here's what we know about the suspect in the Waukesha parade tragedy
• What we know about what happened at the Wisconsin Christmas parade
• Ahmaud Arbery killing trial: Attorneys deliver closing arguments in case of jogger's shooting
• US government issues Thanksgiving ransomware warning
• Jury resumes deliberations in Charlottesville Unite the Right civil trial