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Disqualified for disabilities, railroad workers fight back
Union Pacific has already lost three lawsuits over the way it removes employees with health conditions because of safety concerns, and the prospect of hundreds more lawsuits looms over the railroad
August 18, 2022Authorities announce new phase in search for missing teen Kiely Rodni
"It's important to hold onto hope," Rodni's mother, Lindsey Rodni-Nieman, said.
August 16, 20226 USC fraternities cut ties over school's new safety rules
Six fraternities have cut off official ties with the campus.
August 17, 2022
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Young detective dies after being shot in the line of duty
"Our county is safer today because of Detective Echaverry's bravery."
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MPS defends policy to exempt minority teachers from seniority-based layoffs
The policy is meant to "remedy the continuing effects of past discrimination."
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Poorer states have taken the strictest stance against abortion
Business relocation and welfare strains may make abortion bans bad for states.
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August 18
Child dies from suspected case of brain-eating amoeba in Nebraska, the state's first
The child may have contracted the infection while swimming in a river.
August 18
August 18
Man allegedly shoots wife with crossbow while she slept on sofa
The man was charged with attempt to commit murder and domestic abuse assault.
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August 18
Man accused of fatally beating wife says they 'never had any physical arguments'
The suspect told ABC News he fled on a kayak to a neighboring island on July 8.
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ABC News Live Prime: Wed, Aug 17, 2022
CDC director announces planned overhaul of agency; Rudy Giuliani faces questioning from grand jury over 2020 election; Rep. Liz Cheney eyes future after primary defeat.
August 17
August 17
Bald eagle spotted swimming across Maine lake
This bald eagle appeared to trade its feathers for fins, showcasing some excellent form while swimming across Sebago Lake.
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August 17
The Rundown: Top headlines today: Wednesday, August 17, 2022
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Florida prosecutor sues DeSantis over suspension
Andrew Warren, the Florida state attorney, was suspended by Gov. Ron DeSantis for his stance on abortion and gender transition treatments for children.
August 17
August 17
Georgia governor files motion to delay testifying in Fulton County election probe
Kemp is currently slated to testify before the special grand jury on Thursday.
August 17
August 17
5th set of human remains found in Lake Mead
The lake's water levels could soon reach "dead pool" status, experts say.
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August 17
Anne Heche's death following car crash ruled an accident by coroner
The actress suffered serious injuries in the Aug. 5 crash.
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August 17
US traffic deaths rise in 2022: NHTSA
Traffic deaths for the first quarter of this year were the highest in 20 years, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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August 17
Weeks before Mar-a-Lago search, ex-DOD official vowed to publish classified documents
Kash Patel said he planned to post documents from the National Archives online.
August 17
August 17
How over-the-counter hearing aids will impact Americans
Dr. Nicholas Reed from the Cochlear Center at Johns Hopkins describes how the FDA's move to allow hearing aids to be sold over the counter will positively impact Americans.
August 17
August 17
ABC News Live: Judge to hear arguments on unsealing Mar-a-Lago search affidavit
Plus, the FDA approves over-the counter hearing aids and tips on finding unique fashion on National Thrift Shop Day.
August 17
August 17
Cornered vehicle makes unsuccessful escape in Ohio
A cornered vehicle that was reported stolen in Ohio began ramming police cruisers in an unsuccessful escape attempt and four suspects were taken into custody, police say.
August 17
August 17
ABC News Live: Pence says he’s open to testifying before Jan. 6 committee
Plus, the latest on the monkeypox outbreak and primary election results in Alaska and Wyoming.
August 17
August 17
ABC News Live: Giuliani testifies as Trump investigation heats up
Plus, the latest on Congressional primaries in Alaska and Wyoming and how the NBA is trying to get fans to the polls.
August 17
August 17
Rudy Giuliani testifies before Georgia grand jury
ABC News senior investigative reporter Aaron Katersky and former chief minority counsel for the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee Jeffery Robbins provide analysis on the latest political probes.
August 17
August 17
Man credits Steve Irwin, MMA skills for alligator take-down
Mike Trinh credits Steve Irwin and his MMA experience for his approach.
August 17
August 17
Texas restaurant owner wrangles gator
Texas restaurant owner Mike Trinh says he was getting the kids ready for their first day of school when an alligator showed up on his front porch.
August 17
August 17
Health tips to protect your pets from monkeypox
Experts recommend that anyone recovering at home from monkeypox should stay away from any household members, including their pets.
August 17
August 17
ABC New Live: Legal battle begins over affidavit behind Mar-a-Lago search
Plus, new details on when millions of Americans might be able to get a new variant-specific COVID-19 booster, and NASA rolls out a massive rocket set for a three-week journey to orbit the moon.
August 17
August 17
Rudy Giuliani testifies in Georgia grand jury investigation of election interference
Giuliani falsely claimed that election workers brought "suitcases full of ballots" to the polls.
August 17
August 17
Rudy Giuliani to testify before grand jury in Georgia election investigation
Giuliani has been told he is the target of an investigation into interference in Georgia in the 2020 presidential election.
August 17
August 17
The White House outlines plans for schools to stay open as students return
The Biden administration said every school has what it needs to stay open full time, and is providing monthly COVID test to schools.
August 17
August 17
Rep. Cheney says she is thinking of running for president amid her primary loss
Congresswomen Liz Cheney conceded to Harriet Hageman, who was endorsed by former President Donald Trump.
August 17
August 17
Judge to hold hearing on whether to unseal affidavit behind FBI Mar-a-Lago search
The judge that approved the Mar-a-Lago search warrant is expected to decide whether to unseal the affidavit, which the DOJ says could put "highly classified material" at risk.
August 17
August 17
Georgia grand jury targets Rudy Giuliani in election interference investigation
Former President Donald Trump's ex-attorney is testifying Wednesday in front of a grand jury over his false claims of fraud in the 2020 Presidential election in Georgia.
August 17
August 17
ABC New Live: What’s next for Liz Cheney after primary loss
Plus, new retail numbers show sales were flat in July, and what this means for Americans amid inflation fear, and a judge rejects plea deal for Navy engineer and wife in nuclear secrets case.
August 17
August 17
Florida court says teen not 'mature enough' to get an abortion
The teen was hoping to bypass a law requiring parental consent for abortion.
August 17
August 17
6 USC fraternities cut ties over school's new safety rules
Six fraternities have cut off official ties with the campus.
August 17
August 17
NYC public schools will start with fewer COVID protocols
he New York City Department of Education announced on Tuesday that it will no longer randomly test students for COVID-19 and no longer require students to submit a daily health screening form.
August 17
August 17
Nassau County detective arrested in mob-related gambling bust
New York prosecutors said a Nassau County police detective accepted money from the Bonanno crime family in exchange for offering to arrange police raids of competing gambling locations.
August 17
August 17
8-year-old shot in Highland Park feeling 'hopeless, sad and angry'
Cooper Roberts was partially paralyzed in the 4th of July mass shooting.
August 17
August 17
Despite claims, there's no 'magic wand' for a president to declassify documents
The president "can't do it in secret," an expert says about declassification.
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ABC News Live Prime: Tue, Aug 16, 2022
President Joe Biden signs sweeping health, climate and tax bill; back-and-forth between former President Donald Trump and DOJ over releasing affidavit; critical primary races in Alaska and Wyoming.
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The Rundown: Top headlines today: Tuesday, August 16, 2022
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August 16
Civil rights organization files suit against Mississippi town
ABC News’ Trevor Ault spoke with Jill Collen Jefferson, founder of civil rights organization Julian, and a Lexington, Mississippi, resident about legal action taken against the city’s police.
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August 16
Fire captain retires following accusation he made firefighters attend racist party
One of the firefighters is suing Rochester for $4 million.
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August 16
Airfare will jump 20% this Labor Day, experts say
Holiday air travel is expected to be the most expensive of the last five years.
August 16
August 16
Waterspout spotted off Florida coast
A towering waterspout was spotted off the coast of Florida’s Panhandle as storms rolled through the region.
August 16
August 16
Baby hippo explores outdoor habitat for 1st time
It doesn't get much cuter than Fritz, the 2-week-old hippo who ventured into the outdoor habitat for the first time with mom Bibi.
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August 16
'A tipping point': Colorado River Basin water levels drop to record lows
But the federal government is stopping short of forcing water cuts.
August 16
August 16
Voters in Wyoming and Alaska head to polls for primaries
Wyoming Republican Rep. Liz Cheney asks Democrats to switch parties to vote for her, while Sarah Palin is back on the ballot in Alaska.
August 16
August 16
Biden signs historic climate, tax bill into law
President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed the Inflation Reduction Act into law, which enacts sweeping changes to the country’s climate and healthcare policies.
August 16
August 16
ABC New Live: Biden signs Inflation Reduction Act
Plus, primary voting is underway in Wyoming in Alaska and the latest on the investigations into former President Donald Trump and his associates.
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