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People view a six-story apartment building after it partially collapsed in Davenport, Iowa, on May 29, 2023.

Officials delay demolition of partially collapsed building amid renewed search

The six-story building partially collapsed on Sunday afternoon.
May 30
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Law enforcement officers are seen on a crime scene as they respond to a shooting at Hollywood Beach, May 29, 2023 in Hollywood, Fla.

Police searching for 3 suspects after 9 injured in beach shooting

Four children were among the nine victims hurt.
May 31
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President Joe Biden speaks in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, on May 28, 2023, in Washington, D.C.

Congress has days to OK debt limit deal before default: Timeline of what's next

Treasury expects to run out of cash to pay all its bills on time by June 5.
May 31
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A specialist inspects the damaged facade of a multi-story apartment building after a reported drone attack in Moscow, May 30, 2023.

Major drone strike hits residential area of Moscow in apparent 1st

The pre-dawn attack follows a May 3 drone strike on the Kremlin.
May 30
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In this Oct. 17, 2022 file photo Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes arrives at federal court in San Jose, Calif.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes reports to prison for defrauding investors

Holmes failed in multiple requests to delay her incarceration.
May 30
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Former president Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn prior to a game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Sept. 30, 2018 in Atlanta.

Former first lady Rosalynn Carter diagnosed with dementia

She is 95.
May 30
David Muir and his team traveled to South Sudan to report on another front line of the climate crisis, with more than 1 million people now facing severe food insecurity due to the worst floods here since the 1960s, according to the United Nations.
David Muir and his team traveled to South Sudan to report on another front line of the climate crisis, with more than 1 million people now facing severe food insecurity due to the worst floods here since the 1960s, according to the United Nations.
In South Sudan, a new front line of climate change after historic flooding
Apr 19
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VIDEO: Death toll exceeds 21,000 in Turkey, Syria
VIDEO: Death toll exceeds 21,000 in Turkey, Syria
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Death toll exceeds 21,000 in Turkey, Syria
Feb 09
  • Quake rescuers help save family trapped in rubble
    • ABCNews.com
    VIDEO: Ailing grandmother's piano performance moves audiences
    VIDEO: Ailing grandmother's piano performance moves audiences
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    Grandmother with dementia inspires with piano playing
    Mar 23
  • High school students help elderly custodian retire
  • NICU families gifted with Valentine's Day hats
    • ABCNews.com
    VIDEO: Made in America Christmas series highlights small businesses across the country
    VIDEO: Made in America Christmas series highlights small businesses across the country
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    Made in America Christmas series highlights small businesses across the country
    Dec 08
  • U.S. small businesses see sales boost after Made in America features with David Muir
  • Oprah’s favorite products ‘Made in America’
    • ABCNews.com
    VIDEO: 2nd graders celebrate classmate’s adoption with matching signs,t-shirts
    VIDEO: 2nd graders celebrate classmate’s adoption with matching signs,t-shirts
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    2nd graders celebrate classmate’s adoption with matching signs,t-shirts
    Feb 06
  • Tennis player without left forearm and hand hopes to inspire others
  • Florida strong: Strangers helping strangers
    • ABCNews.com
    VIDEO: Retiring chorus teacher conducts former students one last time
    VIDEO: Retiring chorus teacher conducts former students one last time
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    Retiring chorus teacher conducts former students one last time
    May 30
  • America pays tribute to its fallen heroes
  • A very special 'prom-posal'
    • ABCNews.com
    VIDEO: Biden spells out what’s at stake in Ukraine as conflict marks 1 year
    VIDEO: Biden spells out what’s at stake in Ukraine as conflict marks 1 year
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    Biden spells out what's at stake in Ukraine as conflict marks 1 year
    Feb 24
  • ‘Big mistake’: Biden on Putin temporarily suspending nuclear treaty
  • Putin suspending nuclear treaty with US is 'big mistake,' Biden tells David Muir
    • ABCNews.com
    VIDEO: David Muir reports on southern Madagascar on the brink of climate-induced famine
    VIDEO: David Muir reports on southern Madagascar on the brink of climate-induced famine
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    David Muir reports on southern Madagascar on the brink of climate-induced famine
    Nov 01
  • Southern Madagascar on the verge of climate change-induced famine: How to help
    • ABCNews.com
    ABC News' David Muir speaks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
    ABC News' David Muir speaks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
    Zelenskyy on dialogue with Russia: 'We cannot have any compromises with terrorists'
    Sep 05
  • The Zelenskyy Interview: 'No Compromise' - David Muir Reporting
    • ABC News

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    David Muir traveled to Lebanon's border with Syria, reporting on the thousands of children working in the fields to help their families survive.
    David Muir traveled to Lebanon's border with Syria, reporting on the thousands of children working in the fields to help their families survive.
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    Apr 06
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    ABC News' David Muir reported from Louisiana on what is deemed one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history. For 87 straight days, oil and methane gas spewed from an uncapped wellhead, 1 mile below the surface of the ocean. Eleven rig workers died trying to cap the well, and an estimated 4.2 million barrels of oil were released into the Gulf, according to the federal government.
    ABC News' David Muir reported from Louisiana on what is deemed one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history. For 87 straight days, oil and methane gas spewed from an uncapped wellhead, 1 mile below the surface of the ocean. Eleven rig workers died trying to cap the well, and an estimated 4.2 million barrels of oil were released into the Gulf, according to the federal government.
    David Muir: 27 memorable reporting moments
    Oct 11
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