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Mica Miller's Cause of Death Revealed by Medical Examiner, Friends and Family Question Findings
The death of Mica Miller, the wife of a South Carolina pastor, has been ruled a suicide by the Robeson County medical examiner, Dr. Richard Johnson. However, friends and family members of the 30-year-old woman are questioning the findings, expressing doubts about the circumstances surrounding her death. 
The death of Mica Miller, the wife of a South Carolina pastor, has been ruled a suicide by the Robeson County medical examiner, Dr. Richard Johnson. However, friends and family members of the 30-year-old woman are questioning the findings, expressing doubts about the circumstances surrounding her death. -
Social Security Trustees Report: Benefit Cuts Delayed to 2035, but Experts Warn of Looming Crisis
The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced on Monday that the timeline for potential benefit cuts has been extended by one year, with the agency now projecting that it may not need to reduce benefits until 2035. 
The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced on Monday that the timeline for potential benefit cuts has been extended by one year, with the agency now projecting that it may not need to reduce benefits until 2035. -
Central U.S. Braces for 'Significant' Tornado Outbreak, Rare 'High Risk' Warning Issued
Forecasters have issued dire warnings for a significant tornado outbreak expected to impact millions of people across the central United States, from Texas to the Dakotas, on Monday. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has raised the risk level to "High," the most significant level on its risk scale, which is rarely used, due to the tornado threat in central Oklahoma and southern Kansas. 
Forecasters have issued dire warnings for a significant tornado outbreak expected to impact millions of people across the central United States, from Texas to the Dakotas, on Monday. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has raised the risk level to "High," the most significant level on its risk scale, which is rarely used, due to the tornado threat in central Oklahoma and southern Kansas. -
UCLA Classes Move Online as Officers Respond to Sit-Ins and Protests Over Gaza War
Dozens of people were detained by law enforcement officers on the third floor of a parking garage at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) on Monday morning, as the campus continues to grapple with ongoing protests and unrest related to the war in Gaza. 
Dozens of people were detained by law enforcement officers on the third floor of a parking garage at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) on Monday morning, as the campus continues to grapple with ongoing protests and unrest related to the war in Gaza. -
Massive Tanker Fire Shuts Down I-95 in Norwalk, Connecticut, Overpass to be Demolished
A massive fire caused by a fuel tanker crash has shut down a portion of Interstate 95 in Norwalk, Connecticut, and will keep the major East Coast artery closed for several days. The blaze, which erupted around 5:30 a.m. on Thursday, caused significant damage to an overpass, prompting officials to announce plans for its demolition and the repaving of the affected stretch of highway. 
A massive fire caused by a fuel tanker crash has shut down a portion of Interstate 95 in Norwalk, Connecticut, and will keep the major East Coast artery closed for several days. The blaze, which erupted around 5:30 a.m. on Thursday, caused significant damage to an overpass, prompting officials to announce plans for its demolition and the repaving of the affected stretch of highway. -
Second Boeing Whistleblower Dies Within Two Months, Raising Concerns About Safety Culture
Joshua Dean, a former quality auditor at Spirit AeroSystems and a whistleblower who raised concerns about the company's manufacturing practices for Boeing's 737 MAX planes, died suddenly on Tuesday morning from a fast-growing mystery infection. The 45-year-old Wichita, Kansas resident had been in good health until about two weeks ago when he was admitted to the hospital with breathing difficulties. 
Joshua Dean, a former quality auditor at Spirit AeroSystems and a whistleblower who raised concerns about the company's manufacturing practices for Boeing's 737 MAX planes, died suddenly on Tuesday morning from a fast-growing mystery infection. The 45-year-old Wichita, Kansas resident had been in good health until about two weeks ago when he was admitted to the hospital with breathing difficulties. -
United Methodist Church Overturns 40-Year Ban on LGBTQ Clergy in Historic Vote
The United Methodist Church (UMC) overturned its 40-year ban on gay clergy on Wednesday, marking a significant step toward LGBTQ inclusion within the denomination. 
The United Methodist Church (UMC) overturned its 40-year ban on gay clergy on Wednesday, marking a significant step toward LGBTQ inclusion within the denomination. -
Supreme Court Upholds Texas Law on Age Verification for Porn Sites
The Supreme Court on Tuesday let stand a Texas statute requiring age verification on websites with pornographic content, dismissing an appeal from the pornography industry to block the law on the grounds of free speech infringement. The decision marks a significant moment in the ongoing debate over internet privacy and access to sexually explicit materials. 
The Supreme Court on Tuesday let stand a Texas statute requiring age verification on websites with pornographic content, dismissing an appeal from the pornography industry to block the law on the grounds of free speech infringement. The decision marks a significant moment in the ongoing debate over internet privacy and access to sexually explicit materials. -
Three U.S. Marshal Task Force Officers Killed, Multiple CMPD Officers Wounded in Charlotte Shootout
three U.S. Marshal task force officers were killed, and five other officers, including four from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD), were wounded, one critically, during a shootout that stemmed from a fugitive warrant operation. 
three U.S. Marshal task force officers were killed, and five other officers, including four from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD), were wounded, one critically, during a shootout that stemmed from a fugitive warrant operation. -
Clashes Erupt Between Pro-Israel and Pro-Palestine Protesters at UCLA Amid Ongoing College Demonstrations
Tensions boiled over at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) on Sunday as pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protesters clashed, resulting in physical altercations and breaches of barriers erected by the university to separate the two groups. Tensions boiled over at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) on Sunday as pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protesters clashed, resulting in physical altercations and breaches of barriers erected by the university to separate the two groups.
