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Citibank is launching a pilot program to test its employees.

We’re now hearing from the runner-up who lost because an assistant principal and her daughter allegedly cheated. ABC's Kenneth Moton reports.

At least two people have died after a massive explosion in a Southern California neighborhood. ABC’s Mona Kosar Abdi reports.

The FBI is working to determine whether the victims were targeted for their race. ABC’s Kenneth Moton reports.

The diversity among the Black and faithful has never been so striking. ABC News explores the role of faith in the Black community as it embraces different religions and a wave of secular influence.

The entertainer faced fierce criticism over comments he made on his podcast last year. Since then, he said he's met with faith leaders to atone and educate himself on how he hurt the Jewish community.

ABC News’ Sunny Hostin discusses the differences between hope and faith, and their impact on the Black community, with author Charles Blow and faith leaders Rizza Islam and Bishop Vashtie McKenzie.

Cherilyn Holloway is anti-abortion and says she believes in life from “the womb to the tomb.” Kawanna Shannon runs Missouri’s only abortion clinic and also sees purpose in her work.

As the Black Lives Matter movement forges on, the Black church is less prominent than it was during the civil rights movement. Pastors and activists discuss the culture change and what happens next.

Forgiveness has long been a key tenet in many faiths. Botham Jean’s brother and survivors of the Emanuel AME Church shooting say it’s helped them cope. But at what cost?

Police said they believe the same person carried out all three shootings.

France’s reckoning on the age of consent; Fight for vaccine equity in hard-hit South Los Angeles; GOP Congressman on migrant surge: ‘It has to be a legal process’

Robert Aaron Long, 21, of Woodstock, Georgia, was identified as the suspect in the Acworth spa shooting and was taken into custody.

Amanda Spence and the family's attorney Emeka Igwe spoke to ABC News.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with Amanda Spence, the widow of Lymond Moses, a Wilmington, Delaware, man who was killed in a police shooting that’s now under investigation.

ABC News’ Kaylee Hartung reports on a pop-up clinic organized by a local faith organization trying to ensure the vaccine goes to residents who might have had challenges getting it otherwise.

ABC News’ Maggie Rulli reports on lawmakers in France debating whether to establish 15 as the age of consent.

Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.

Home sales and home prices hit new highs during the COVID-19 pandemic.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with Rep. Carlos Gimenez, R-Fla., about his visit to the southern border and how the White House and Congress should respond to the influx of unaccompanied minors.

The Loyola Ramblers' lucky charm is on her way to March Madness.

The explosion shook houses in the neighborhood and blew out windows.

Plus, entertainment venues are still waiting for the aid they were promised last year, and how one city is handling police reform.

Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick is pushing for changes in the police department that include a proposed department of community solutions and public safety.

A "large amount" of fireworks at a house has sparked a "large structure fire" and a reported explosion in Ontario, California, according to the city and fire department.

Restrictive Republican voting laws sweep the nation as the Texas GOP targets early and absentee voting.

Plus, President Joe Biden touts pandemic relief around the country with “Help is Here” tour.

The child was inside a SUV that was struck by the aircraft.

The Jesuits of the United States announced the goal of raising $100 million to benefit the descendants of enslaved people historically owned and sold by Jesuits.

The Queens district attorney announced the move Tuesday.

Bobby Healey, an avid hiker, had been missing since Sunday.

A man allegedly gunned down three adults and a child after arguing with his girlfriend over her stimulus check, according to police documents.

A foundation created with descendants aims to atone for this "historic sin."

These motorists in Colorado were stranded for hours over the weekend as deep snow made some roads impossible to navigate.

The Aedes scapularis feeds on both wildlife and humans.

Plus, Prince Philip is returning home after a monthlong stay in the hospital, and our panel of psychologists discuss the toll the pandemic has taken on our mental health.

Officials said many troopers received the vaccine at non-department sites.

Plus, 13,000 children are now being held at the border for crossing without a parent or guardian, and two suspects have been charged with assaulting Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick.

How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected our mental health and tips on how to be more resilient.

The suspect's girlfriend was shot and survived.

The tournament took place March 6 at the RIM Sports Complex in Hampton, New Hampshire.

Despite a federal directive to states to prioritize vaccinating teachers, some who work in Maine are still unable to get a vaccine.

"We are encouraged by the news," Smart's family said.

A mother and her daughter have been arrested after a scam involving hundreds of votes that were fraudulently cast for the high school’s Homecoming Court was uncovered.

Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.

Carroll's daughter allegedly bragged she knew student’s private information.

There are 18 states on alert for strong winds and heavy snow.

Under the restructuring, the Sacklers would relinquish control of the company

Three people, including a boy, are dead after a plane clipped an SUV driving through a residential neighborhood. ABC’s Megan Tevrizian has more.

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