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Drew Brees apologizes for national anthem kneeling comments

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Rocket hits Baghdad's Green Zone, minor damages

The military says the rocket hit an empty house inside the Green Zone, where government buildings and foreign embassies are located.
Coronavirus

Stocks plunge 2,997 points amid fears coronavirus will cause recession

The losses accelerated in the last hour of trading as President Donald Trump advised Americans to avoid large gatherings.
Politics

President Trump hosts Charlotte campaign rally

President Donald Trump is hosting a 'Keep America Great' campaign rally at Charlotte's Bojangles' Coliseum.
Coronavirus

4 new deaths linked to coronavirus in the United States

Health officials confirmed four new deaths linked to the coronavirus in Washington state Monday, and there are now over 100 confirmed cases in the United States.
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Sierra Soups issues 'Pasta e Fagioli' recall over gluten concerns

The California soup company labeled the product as gluten free, but the soup mix contents do contain gluten.
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Kentucky teen killed in possible animal attack

An autopsy shows the 13-year-old died of injuries consistent with an animal attack, but they aren't sure what type of animal it was.
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Trump apparently not a fan of 'Parasite'

The president faulted the Academy's decision for the South Korea film, asking, what 'was that all about?'
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Plymouth rock landmark vandalized ahead of 400th anniversary

The iconic site where the Pilgrims first landed in the New World was tagged with red graffiti just before the quatercentenary of their arrival.
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Charlotte-based coronavirus helpline gets 150+ calls

North Carolina is among the first in the country to activate a coronavirus helpline to answer questions and concerns. Just call (866) 462-3821.
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Trump wants Pentagon to review impeachment witness' conduct

Trump says that any discipline of Vindman is up to the Pentagon but that he expects commanders to “take a look" at his conduct.
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NC family surprised by military homecoming during State of the Union speech

President Trump finished thanking the Williams family for their sacrifice while Sgt. Townsend Williams serves overseas, but then announced that he was there!